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MiniMax

MiniMax Agent / Mavis

MiniMax Agent was upgraded on May 27, 2026 and renamed Mavis, short for MiniMax as a Jarvis. Its Agent Teams let a leader split complex work among parallel role-based agents, keep long tasks running in the background, report checkpoints, invoke independent verification, retry failed work and retain lessons as memory or Skills. The design targets coding harnesses, parallel research, asynchronous messaging workflows and pipeline-style office-document delivery. MiniMax also merged Agent Plan and Token Plan: one subscription shares credits across Agent, CLI and API use, including M2.7 plus music, video and voice services. The desktop app was already released when the article was published; the article said the latest Agent implementation would be open-sourced with MiniMax M3, so current source availability still needs verification.

Globally availableFull English UINo APIFreemium

Editorial verdict

Best for

Teams delegating long-running coding, research and document workflows that benefit from parallel roles and independent verification.

Avoid if

Avoid Agent Teams for short deterministic work, or when shared credits, background permissions, auditability and human approval gates are not yet understood.

Why it matters

Mavis is a productized multi-agent runtime with background execution, verification and recoverable state, rather than only a general chat assistant.

Trust: 3/3 sources verified, recently checkedCoverage: 100/100

Pricing

Unified MiniMax Token Plan; current tier prices and Agent credit consumption should be checked in account

Payment

MiniMax Token Plan, Shared Agent and API credits, Free access where available

Commercial use

Review product terms before using outputs in business workflows.

Privacy

Review memory, file upload and account data terms before using it as a persistent work assistant.

Use-case fit

Long-running coding harness

Strong

Split work among leader, developer, tester and reviewer roles, with branches, diffs, rerunnable checks and human acceptance for risky actions.

Parallel research and verification

Strong

Run independent research channels, then have verifier and synthesizer roles check sources and merge conclusions.

Office-document pipeline

Strong

Separate planning, writing, formatting and evaluation so reports, spreadsheets and PDFs produce checkable intermediate artifacts.

Asynchronous messaging tasks

Strong

Keep the leader responsive in chat while background workers execute tasks lasting minutes or hours and report status changes.

Global user checklist

RegistrationPartialThe desktop download was public when announced, but region-specific account and onboarding paths should be retested.
English UIConfirmedThe international product surface is English-facing.
API and docsPartialThe Agent is a desktop product, while the merged subscription also covers CLI and API usage through their separate interfaces.
International paymentPartialAgent Plan and Token Plan were merged with shared Agent/API credits; current prices, quotas and service coverage should be checked in account.
Data and privacy termsReviewPersistent task state, memory, files, tool logs and inter-agent communication expand the data and permission surface; review retention, isolation and approval controls.

Checked against the May 27, 2026 Agent Team announcement on June 21, 2026. Recheck the Mavis name, desktop availability, Token Plan prices and quotas, supported models, Agent credit consumption and promised open-source release before rollout.

Pros

  • - Parallel role-based Agents can research, produce, verify and retry different parts of long tasks
  • - Leader remains responsive while workers continue in the background and report checkpoints
  • - Task state, event logs, artifacts and decisions are designed as recoverable objects
  • - Memory and Skills retain reusable lessons across Agent Team runs
  • - One Token Plan shares credits across Agent, CLI and API usage

Cons

  • - Multi-agent verification, handoffs, retries and aggregation consume more tokens and usually increase total delivery time
  • - Short, deterministic or low-risk tasks may be cheaper and faster with one Agent or conventional automation
  • - High-risk actions such as merging code or overwriting production data still require human approval
  • - The announcement promised open source alongside M3, but current repository and license availability need separate confirmation

Decision paths

Use MiniMax API Platform for model access

The API platform gives explicit model, key and billing control.

Compare with Dola for consumer assistant distribution

Dola is another China-linked overseas assistant with low onboarding friction.

Sources

MiniMax Agent Team announcement

official · en · verified 2026-08-04

Documents the Mavis rename, Agent Teams architecture, long-running workflows, verification and retry design, use cases, costs, unified Token Plan and desktop/open-source status.

MiniMax official website

official · en · verified 2026-05-17

Lists MiniMax Agent among international product entries.

MiniMax Agent

official · en · verified 2026-05-17

Public product entry for MiniMax Agent.

Last checked: 2026-08-04

Reviews

Availability snapshot

Availability
available
English UI
full
API
none
Rating
4.5 (0)

Latest updates

Latest changes
Pricing · 2026-06-21

MiniMax Token Plan pricing refreshed

MiniMax Token Plan lists Plus, Max and Ultra at $20, $50 and $120 per month, or $200, $500 and $1,200 per year with two months free. The tiers estimate 1.7B, 5.1B and 12.5B M3 tokens per month and 3-4, 4-5 and 6-7 concurrent agents. Quota is shared across supported modalities, governed by rolling five-hour and weekly windows, and does not carry over; MiniMax recommends pay-as-you-go billing for production workloads.

Release · 2026-06-21

QoderWake digital-employee beta added

QoderWake is now tracked as Qoder's locally managed, always-on digital-employee runtime. Its Wakers combine role templates, configurable memory and guardrails, scheduled, GitHub-event and API-triggered tasks, plus Leader-led employee groups for software engineering, product, data and content workflows.

API · 2026-06-21

MiniMax M3 model and API profile refreshed

MiniMax M3's profile now includes the official model page's guaranteed 512K and maximum 1M API context, 83.5 BrowseComp score, long-horizon paper-reproduction and CUDA-optimization demonstrations, MiniMax-M3 API identifier and the remaining uncertainty around full weight publication.

Release · 2026-06-17

MiniMax Hub creative-agent desktop added

MiniMax Hub is now tracked as MiniMax's local-first multimodal creative command center, combining copy, image, video, audio, packaging, export, Skills, local asset management and multi-agent orchestration for short-form video, brand marketing and production workflows.

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