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MiniMax (00100) Code CLI is officially open source, closing up more than 18%
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The Zhitong Finance App learned that on the evening of the 18th, the v0.4.12 version of MiniMax (00100) Code CLI was officially opened to global developers, and the source code was officially opened under the MIT agreement.

MiniMax Code CLI is the core component of the MiniMax Code client. A 76.7% task pass rate was achieved in the FrontierHarness Eval evaluation. The median time for successful tasks was 4 minutes 33 seconds. Both indicators were superior to the public baselines listed in the report. MiniMax said it hopes to continuously release model capabilities and shorten task waiting times through excellent harness design.

This open source, MiniMax enables developers to review tool calls and permission processing, build reliable enterprise-level applications, and also allows the community to participate in finding problems and contributing to fixes. Make use more secure, and let the safety mechanism continue to be improved during actual use and review.

On the same day, zCode, a programming product owned by Zhipu, had an issue where the Repo Wiki function mistakenly touched the repository data upload. The issue stems from the “codebase indexing” feature, which is enabled by default, which may trigger data upload from a local repository when generating a cloud wiki page, causing user concern. Zhipu officially responded to the apology and stated that it will open source the zCode codebase, invite a third party to conduct a security review, and simultaneously disclose the progress of the review.

On the 18th, Hong Kong stock big model concept stocks collectively strengthened. MiniMax surged more than 18%, and Smart Spectrum rose more than 5%.

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