Kimi K3.1 Surfaces Across Kimi Code, Arena

Kimi K3.1 looks close enough to test internally, but the current evidence is still a release signal—not a release.

• –The Kimi Code warning suggests Moonshot is preparing session migration between K3 and K3.1.
• –An unidentified Arena appearance could indicate early evaluation, though it does not prove public access or final model identity.
• –Developers should wait for an official model card, API documentation, licensing terms, and reproducible benchmarks.
• –If released, K3.1 could quickly become a major open-model competitor in coding and agentic workflows.