MiniMax has launched its new text model, M3.1-Flash-Preview, and made it available on MiniMax Code. The company said the model is built for everyday development work, with an emphasis on speed and stability. It is positioned for tasks such as fixing bugs quickly and handling full feature development.
MiniMax Code is also offering two limited-time promotions. From Sept. 28 to Oct. 7 (UTC+8), users who check in daily can receive double free quota. The offer is open to both new and existing users, and the quota can be used on models including M3.1-Flash-Preview, H3, and H3 Max.
MiniMax also said that after M3.1-Flash-Preview went live, all users’ Token Plan quota was reset immediately. According to the company, more quota resets will follow later.
MiniMax has launched its latest text model, M3.1-Flash-Preview, and listed it on MiniMax Code.
According to the company, the model is aimed at everyday development scenarios and focuses on speed and stability. It can be used for tasks including quick bug fixes and full feature development.
Limited-time offers on MiniMax Code
MiniMax Code is introducing two time-limited perks alongside the release. From Sept. 28 to Oct. 7 (UTC+8), users can get double free quota through daily check-ins. Both new and existing users are eligible.
The company said the quota can be used on models including M3.1-Flash-Preview, H3, and H3 Max.
Token Plan quota reset
MiniMax also said that once M3.1-Flash-Preview went live, all users’ Token Plan quota was reset immediately. The company added that more quota resets are planned.
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