Kimi-K3
Kimi K3 is an open-weight, 2.8T-parameter native multimodal agentic model with a 1M-token context window, designed for frontier coding, knowledge work, and reasoning tasks.

OpenCoF is a framework that improves video generation models for reasoning by introducing a Chain-of-Frame (CoF) approach, a curated 17K video dataset, and reasoning token designs, achieving gains on multiple benchmarks.
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It pioneers a new reasoning paradigm (Chain-of-Frame) distinct from Chain-of-Thought, provides a diverse reasoning video dataset with four curation pipelines, and demonstrates significant performance improvements on external video-reasoning benchmarks through data supervision and reasoning token designs.
Official repository for the paper "OpenCoF: Learning to Reason Through Video Generation".
Reasoning has become a core capability for large models, especially when reliable decisions require understanding logical consequences. Recent video generation models offer a reasoning path distinct from previous Chain-of-Thought (CoT): reasoning can unfold through temporally connected frames, known as Chain-of-Frame (CoF) reasoning. However, existing video generators are primarily trained on general video corpora, still lacking diverse supervision and dedicated designs for CoF reasoning.
To address this gap, we introduce OpenCoF, a framework built around OpenCoF-17K, a reasoning video dataset of 17,312 videos spanning 11 task families, curated through four complementary pipelines: instance-based rendering, expert-guided rendering, procedural scene synthesis, and external video repurposing.
We use OpenCoF-17K to fine-tune Wan2.2-I2V-A14B into Wan-CoF, which achieves considerable gains over the baseline across four external video-reasoning benchmarks (MME-CoF, Gen-ViRe, VIPER, RULER-Bench) purely from data supervision. Building on this, we further explore two complementary reasoning-token designs, Visual Reasoning Tokens (vt) and Textual Reasoning Tokens (tt), which respectively capture low-level visual cues and high-level semantic priors, yielding Wan-CoFvt and Wan-CoFtt with further gains.
Our results suggest that stronger video reasoning requires both broad temporal supervision and explicit mechanisms for organizing intermediate reasoning state.
The code, model checkpoints, and dataset are currently going through internal company review before public release.
If you find OpenCoF useful for your research, please consider citing our paper:
@article{chen2026opencof,
title = {OpenCoF: Learning to Reason Through Video Generation},
autho
OpenCoF: Learning to Reason Through Video Generation
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