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Eigent × Kimi.ai K2.5 We ran a real-world sales performance evaluation on Eigent using Kimi K2.5. Given a production sales dataset, Eigent coordinated multiple agents end to end: - The document agent extracts information from the source files - The terminal agent analyzes the data and generates an HTML... show more

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