Kimi K3 now runs inside Codex through OpenCode with no API key needed
dr_cintas · x · 2026-07-21
The post says Kimi K3 can now run inside Codex through OpenCode’s proxy layer, letting users keep their existing subscription instead of switching tools.
The author says K3 is strong, but its standalone app is not where they want to work. The workaround connects the subscription directly into Codex, where K3 appears in the model picker alongside other models, using OAuth rather than an API key.
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