clawdboard_// kimi-for-coding statistics>kimi-for-coding Usage Statistics
Real usage data for kimi-for-coding from 1 developers on clawdboard. kimi-for-coding is Kimi, an open-source model used through OpenCode Zen and OpenCode Go for AI-assisted coding. All costs are estimated from token counts and published Moonshot AI API pricing.
As of October 25, 2026 at 10:33 AM UTC, kimi-for-coding ranks #86 out of 256 tracked AI coding models on clawdboard, accounting for 0% of total community spend. 1 developer has used kimi-for-coding, generating $60.35 in estimated API cost and 123.2M tokens (6.8M input, 336.4k output). The average estimated cost per developer is $60.35 (median: $60.35). kimi-for-coding has been tracked on clawdboard since April 23, 2026. Data is updated hourly from opt-in developer usage logs.Last updated: October 25, 2026 at 10:33 AM UTC · Refreshed hourly · Tracked since April 23, 2026
>kimi-for-coding at a Glance
Aggregate kimi-for-coding usage across all 1 developers who have used this model.
Total Estimated Cost
$60.35
0% of community spend
Total Tokens
123.2M
95% input / 5% output
Developers
1
using kimi-for-coding
Model Rank
#86
of 256 tracked models
Detailed breakdown
Avg Cost per Developer
$60.35
median: $60.35
Input Tokens
6.8M
prompt + context
Output Tokens
336.4k
generated responses
Avg Cost per Token
$0.000000
estimated blended rate
>kimi-for-coding Daily Usage Trends
How much are developers spending on kimi-for-coding each day? This chart shows the 7-day moving average of estimated daily cost and active user count. Spikes often correspond to new version releases or pricing changes.
Daily kimi-for-coding Usage
Not enough daily data available yet for trend analysis.
kimi-for-coding Token Breakdown
Developers have consumed 123.2M tokens through kimi-for-coding, split between 6.8M input tokens (prompts, context, files) and 336.4k output tokens (generated code, explanations, edits).
Prompt caching has processed 0 cache creation tokens and 116.0M cache read tokens. Cache reads are significantly cheaper per token, reducing the effective cost for developers with repeated context.
The higher input-to-output ratio suggests developers send substantial context (files, documentation, error messages) along with their prompts..
How Much Does kimi-for-coding Cost for Coding?
Based on data from 1 developers, the average estimated kimi-for-coding usage cost is $60.35 per developer (all-time). The median is $60.35, reflecting the gap between occasional and heavy kimi-for-coding users.
kimi-for-coding accounts for 0% of total community spend across all 256 tracked models, ranking #86 by estimated cost.
These are estimated API-equivalent costs, not actual bills. Most developers use kimi-for-coding through subscription-based tools (Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex CLI) with flat monthly pricing. The estimated cost is useful for comparing usage intensity across models and developers.
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kimi-for-coding FAQ
Common questions about kimi-for-coding usage, cost, and performance data.
[01]How much does kimi-for-coding cost for coding?
Based on data from 1 developers on clawdboard, the average estimated kimi-for-coding usage cost is $60.35 per developer (all-time). The median is $60.35. These are estimated API-equivalent costs calculated from token counts and published Moonshot AI pricing — most developers pay flat subscription fees, not per-token billing.
[02]How popular is kimi-for-coding compared to other AI coding models?
kimi-for-coding ranks #86 out of 256 tracked models by total estimated cost, accounting for 0% of all community spend on clawdboard. 1 developers have used kimi-for-coding. Higher-tier models often dominate cost share even with fewer users due to higher per-token pricing.
[03]What is kimi-for-coding used for in coding?
kimi-for-coding is Kimi, an open-source model used through OpenCode Zen and OpenCode Go for AI-assisted coding. Developers use it through AI coding tools tracked by clawdboard — including Claude Code, OpenCode, and Codex CLI. The token ratio for kimi-for-coding is 95% input / 5% output, indicating how developers interact with the model.
[04]Where does this kimi-for-coding usage data come from?
All data comes from developers who voluntarily track their AI coding usage through clawdboard. The CLI reads local log files from supported tools on each developer's machine and extracts aggregate token counts and model identifiers. No code, prompts, or conversation content is collected — only token counts and estimated costs.
[05]How often is kimi-for-coding data updated?
Individual developers sync their usage every 4 hours by default. The aggregate statistics on this page are recalculated hourly. kimi-for-coding has been tracked on clawdboard since April 23, 2026.
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