Xiaomi has announced the invitation-only beta for its MiMo Desktop client, an AI-powered tool aimed at real work scenarios. Selected users can now apply to test the desktop app and access two new MiMo preview models named MiMo-X-Pro-Preview and MiMo-X-Flash-Preview for a limited time and at no cost.

Key Features of MiMo Desktop Client
The MiMo Desktop client can directly process various file formats—such as tables, images, videos, PDFs, audio recordings, and compressed archives—straight from user prompts without requiring prior conversion or organization. The output is an editable result that users can refine continuously.
One standout ability is the generation of complete preview interfaces. These previews include component structure, interactive logic, state changes, and data visualizations, all viewable and operable within the conversation. This means users can interact with, modify, and test outputs like lightweight game prototypes, complex data-driven web pages, Office documents, and dynamic demos immediately, without needing to set up local frontend environments.

Smart Task and Model Management
MiMo Desktop intelligently selects which AI model and agent to use based on the task type, complexity, delivery requirements, and execution costs. This automation helps optimize the balance between quality, speed, and cost, reducing mental effort for users.

Integrated Browser Control for Enhanced Workflow
The client also features autonomous control over the computer’s web browser. It reads from open pages and performs interactive actions like opening websites, searching information, filling out forms, and extracting resources. The browser serves not only as a data source but also as part of the execution environment. Information gathered through browsing feeds directly into ongoing tasks, aiding research, analysis, organization, and content creation. For web-related projects, MiMo Desktop can validate key interactive elements within the same workflow. The MiMo Desktop client is currently open for invitation-based testing. Feature availability and access might vary according to user profiles.
Source: ithome.com





