Kimi apologized for rate limits and unnecessary quota consumption when subscribers use K3.1 Pro. It announced a one-time adjustment equivalent to 25 percent of the monthly allowance for active members across all subscription tiers. Usage below that threshold resets to zero. The company also says it has changed configuration to reduce unnecessary sub-agent calls and output length.
Kimi, an AI assistant, apologized on October 26 for rate limits and unnecessary quota consumption when subscribers use K3.1 Pro. The company announced a one-time adjustment for active subscriptions across all tiers. The compensation equals 25 percent of the total monthly allowance, which Kimi describes as roughly one week of usage.[1], [2]
For accounts that have consumed less than 25 percent of their monthly allowance, the usage counter resets to zero. Kimi said the usage bar would show the adjustment by the end of the day. Its statement accepts responsibility for the problems and says they should have been fixed sooner. The announced adjustment is tied to the full monthly allowance and applies to members whose subscriptions remain active.[1], [2]
The company also says it has changed configuration and is reducing unnecessary sub-agent calls and output length. It describes those changes as a way to get more practical work from the same quota. The apology, usage-counter reset and announced configuration work address subscribers’ experience of the service after the model’s introduction.[1], [2]
