MIMO CODE NOW OPEN-SOURCE

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THU, JUN 11, 2026

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Xiaomi has released MiMo Code as an open-source project. The move makes the codebase publicly available for developers to access, modify, and contribute to.

MiMo Code, Xiaomi's development tool, is now available to the open-source community via https://mimo.xiaomi.com/mimocode. The release allows developers to inspect the source code, submit contributions, and build upon the project. The announcement has generated significant interest among developers, with 244 points and 126 comments on Hacker News, indicating active discussion around the project's potential and implementation. The open-source release represents Xiaomi's expansion of its developer ecosystem. By removing licensing barriers, the company enables broader adoption and community-driven improvements to the tool. Developers interested in MiMo Code can access the repository and review the project's documentation on Xiaomi's official platform.

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