Xiaomi released MiMo Code V0.1.0 as an open-source AI coding assistant that addresses common context window limitations through persistent memory. The tool allows developers to maintain long-term project knowledge across sessions without losing track of previous work. The system minimizes redundant inputs while maintaining seamless workflow progression for development teams.
Terminal-based tool adds persistent memory and automation features for developers
The application runs in a terminal environment on macOS, Linux, and Windows systems. Users install the software via a single command line interface on Apple computers and Linux distributions, while Windows users access it through npm. The package includes free access to the MiMo-V2.5 model without requiring account creation or registration steps.
MiMo Code V0.1.0 builds upon the open-source OpenCode project foundation. A background subagent manages a persistent memory system that stores conversation history and code context across different development sessions. The software also features a /dream command that executes every seven days to update long-term memory stores with recent project changes.
The assistant supports Compose mode for full workflow automation tasks and integrates built-in voice input through the MiMo-V2.5-ASR component. Xiaomi reports that the tool achieves 62% on SWE-Bench Pro benchmarks and scores 73% on Terminal Bench 2. The company claims these results outperform Claude Code by approximately five percentage points when using identical underlying base models.
Xiaomi describes the release as an industrial-grade finished product designed for professional development environments. The vendor cites benchmark data to support this characterization, though independent verification of those specific test results remains unavailable in public reports. The software operates under the MIT license for developers who wish to modify or distribute the code.
Source: Xiaomi, GIZMOCHINA
