More Ways to Use Kimi with Data Rules

Vercel AI Gateway now offers Kimi models through more companies with ZDR agreements. These AI models are computer systems that produce answers from information. ZDR means Zero Data Retention, a rule against keeping request data. Before this change, only Moonshot AI provided these models through the service. Teams now have more companies covered by this kind of agreement. The update applies to Kimi K3.1 Pro and K3.1 Pro Highspeed.

Teams can require ZDR for one request or for every team request. A setting for one request applies the rule to that request. A setting in the team's settings page applies it across the team. It also covers requests from connected tools used for writing programs. This gives teams a way to require the same data rule.

When the rule is on, the service uses only companies with a ZDR agreement. If none is available, the request fails instead of using another kind. The service does not drop the rule just to produce an answer. This failure behavior is an important part of how the setting works. More companies do not remove the need to turn the setting on.

The two models can read text and images and handle long tasks. Highspeed is aimed at work where a fast answer matters. AI Gateway also helps teams follow their use and spending. They can set budgets and rules for where requests should go. Vercel says it adds no extra amount to the company's price. It also charges no service fee for running the model through AI Gateway.