AI Fire Weekly Webinar

Hands-on AI workshop for real work use cases every week

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Hands-on AI workshop for real work use cases every week

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AI Fire Weekly Workshop is a hands-on session focused on applying AI to real work. Each week, we explore practical use cases such as content creation, workflow automation, AI agents, and productivity systems. You will learn how to structure prompts, build repeatable workflows, and choose the right tools for your needs. The workshop includes live demos, real examples, and clear frameworks so you can apply AI immediately in your daily work. Suitable for beginners and professionals.

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Kimi K3 5 Use Cases on Free Plan

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Testing Kimi K3’s Ability Through Practical Use Cases

I tested Kimi K3 through OpenRouter with a free-plan style workflow and built 5 local browser prototypes: a product landing page, mini productivity tool, simple game, AI Fire intro animation, and 3D global view. The video shows what worked, what broke, token usage, cost estimates, and which use cases are actually worth trying for creators, marketers, and builders.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Artificial Intelligence•YouTube

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Framer AI AgentsDesign and publish professional sites with AI

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 This video is a practical test of Kimi K3. The main question is simple: can Kimi K3 actually turn ideas into useful browser prototypes, or does it only look impressive in benchmark charts and polished demos? So I tested it with 5 real use cases using a free-plan style workflow. Inside the video, I cover: - Product landing page - Mini productivity tool - Simple browser game - AI Fire intro animation - 3D global view dashboard The main idea is to show how Kimi K3 behaves when it needs to build real local browser prototypes, not just answer questions in a chat. It works best when the task is visual, structured, and prototype-focused. It still needs manual review, especially when the output includes scoring logic, editable input, asset handling, or 3D visuals. Curious to hear from you: would you use Kimi K3 for quick prototypes, or would you still prefer a more traditional coding workflow? Share your thought of this brand new model and I’ll send you the full prompt pack used in the video.

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