Kimi Hosted Agents officially launched: Boasting over 140 skills, enterprises do not need to build their own Agent base.

Beating AI News: Moonshot AI officially launches Kimi Hosted Agents, packaging the entire AI Agent runtime framework into a cloud service. Previously, when enterprises called model APIs, they had to set up their own runtime environments, arrange tool calls, save task progress, and handle disconnections and failure retries. Now Kimi takes over these tasks: enterprises only need to configure tasks and integrate data to deploy Agents into their own business systems for continuous operation. For example, for fund reconciliation, Kimi provides a ready-made solution with three specialized Agents: one reads external statements, another verifies internal accounts, and the third independently reviews discrepancies to generate an anomaly report. Actual account modifications still require manual approval. Other templates cover investment research modeling, Hong Kong IPO tracking, regulatory enforcement daily reports, and more. The platform currently offers 12 Agent templates, over 140 Skills, and more than 30 plugins, and also supports enterprises integrating their own databases and tools. Anthropic launched Claude Managed Agents back in April this year, which also hosts Agent runtime environments, task states, and tool calls for developers. Google released the Antigravity Harness-based Managed Agents API in May, OpenAI launched its Codex-based Agents API, and Microsoft rolled out the Copilot Harness managed service at the end of October. All these products help developers avoid building their own Agent underlying frameworks, making it easier for AI to integrate into real business operations.