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KAT Coder Pro V2.5
Kwaipilot | 262,144 token context | $0.74/M input, $2.96/M output. KAT-Coder-Pro V2.5 is a flagship-level Agentic Coding model that can directly hand over an entire issue or an entire business workflow to it, allowing it to autonomously locate and make...
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KAT-Coder-Pro V2.5 is a flagship agentic coding model from Kwaipilot, built to take ownership of entire issues or business workflows rather than just answer questions. Its 262,144-token context window means it can hold a large codebase in view at once. It suits engineering teams and developers who want a model they can hand a task to and walk away from.

Known for

  • Autonomous, end-to-end handling of full issues and multi-step workflows
  • 262,144-token context — enough for large codebases in a single pass
  • Agentic design: locates problems and makes changes without hand-holding
  • Flagship-tier coding capability from Kwaipilot

Watch out for

  • Closed weights, API-only — no local deployment option.
  • Output tokens cost $2.96/M; long agentic runs can generate a lot of output and bills add up fast.
  • Kwaipilot has not published detailed benchmark or licence information.

Prompts to try

Hand off a real bug
Here is the full contents of my Python repository. There is a race condition in the job queue that causes duplicate task execution under high concurrency. Locate the root cause, explain it, then produce the corrected files with minimal diff. Do not ask clarifying questions — make a decision and show your work.
Refactor a whole module
Below is a Node.js authentication module written two years ago. It uses callbacks throughout and has no error boundary. Refactor it to async/await, add proper error handling, and update the unit tests to match. Return the complete updated files.
Automate a business workflow
I need a Python script that polls an S3 bucket every five minutes for new CSV uploads, validates each row against a schema I will paste below, writes failures to a separate error log, and pushes clean rows to a Postgres table. Build the full solution end to end.

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Questions people ask

Can I run KAT-Coder-Pro V2.5 locally?
No — it is a closed-weights, API-only model from Kwaipilot, so there is no download and no local deployment.
What does KAT-Coder-Pro V2.5 cost and how large is its context?
Pricing is $0.74 per million input tokens and $2.96 per million output tokens, with a 262,144-token context window.
What makes this different from a standard coding assistant?
It is designed for agentic use — you hand it an entire issue or workflow and it autonomously locates and addresses the problem, rather than responding to one question at a time.
Captain's verdict
If you want to delegate a whole ticket rather than have a conversation, this is built for exactly that — just watch the output-token bill on long runs.
Captain writes these notes from the model's own description and model card. Prices and context sizes are the provider's at the time of writing and can change.
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Updated Oct 22, 2026
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