Kimi K3
Take the hardest problems here: large refactors, unfamiliar code, and long debugging sessions.
Coding Plan
Coding Plan includes Kimi K3, GLM-5.3, and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash. Switch models to suit each task, and choose a plan by usage allowance and peak-time priority.
Every Coding Plan includes Kimi K3, GLM-5.3, and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash. Work with them in your terminal or in an app, and switch to suit each task.
Take the hardest problems here: large refactors, unfamiliar code, and long debugging sessions.
Run most of the day on it: features, fixes, tests, and reviews.
Hand it the quick, simple jobs at the lowest cost: small edits, renames, and boilerplate.
Claude Code and Codex CLI run all three on your plan. Each task can use a different model.
OpenCode runs the same three models today. Standard Code is coming soon.
Every plan includes all three models. During busy periods, the $200 plan has priority over $100, followed by $50.
Peak-time restrictions apply to every plan: requests may slow, queue, or time out. Priority is $200 → $100 → $50.
Your coding tool controls project access and local history. Standard Thinking’s data terms cover the inference requests sent to us.
Check which files, instructions, and conversation context the tool can use.
Check what persists between tasks and the controls for removing stored context.
Inputs and outputs are not used to train public or shared models without separate, explicit opt-in.
Coding Plan covers a developer’s own work. AI features delivered to your users use Standard API or Product Plan.
Use Standard API for token-billed requests or Product Plan for a monthly plan for your product.
The $50 plan has a smaller allowance with both 5-hour and weekly limits. The $100 plan has a larger allowance with only a weekly limit. The $200 plan has no 5-hour, weekly, or total usage cap. All plans remain subject to peak-time restrictions, with priority in the order $200 → $100 → $50. How coding plans count usage compares the units and reset windows other plans publish.
Claude Code, Codex CLI, and OpenCode are supported, and Standard Code is coming soon. Ask about your workflow for setup instructions. Which coding tools connect to an OpenAI-compatible endpoint lists what each tool’s maker documents.