Kimi-Dev
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Kimi-Dev introduces agentless training as a skill prior to software engineering LLMs, bridging workflow-style and agentic paradigms. Trained with structured, verifiable single-turn tasks, it achieves 60.4% on SWE-bench Verified, a record for workflow models, and, after 5k trajectory fine-tuning, enables SWE-Agent pass@1 of 48.6%, rivaling Claude 3.5 Sonnet. The study shows that reasoning-heavy agentless training builds transferable priors in localization, code editing, and reflection, forming a foundation for efficient SWE-Agent adaptation.
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