Backend test
Kimi K3: Testing on a FastAPI backend
I used the backend of an AI learning app to test Kimi K3, then documented the process and results in a technical breakdown.
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I make hands-on demos, X posts, and technical articles about AI products and developer tools. I publish primarily in English for readers who use AI coding tools and build applications.
I use the product myself, choose a concrete task, and show the process and results so readers can understand what it does and how to use it.
If you're on a product team or working with one through an agency, get in touch.
Selected work
A few examples of my content on AI coding, design, and video tools. Each includes a demo and a link to the original X post so you can get a feel for my work.
Backend test
I used the backend of an AI learning app to test Kimi K3, then documented the process and results in a technical breakdown.
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A focused demonstration of your product doing a specific task, showing how it works and where it's useful.
English-language posts based on hands-on use, covering your product, a feature, or a practical way to use it.
More detailed content covering setup, use cases, and things readers should know before trying the product.
These formats can also support a product launch or feature update. We'll agree on the format and scope after discussing what you need.
My main focus is AI coding tools, developer products, and agents. I've also made demos of AI design and video tools.
If you want to introduce your product to developers through English-language content, feel free to reach out. Product teams and agencies are both welcome. A product link and a short introduction are enough to start.
Send the product link, your goal, and a rough timeline. Include a brief or preferred format if you have one.
We'll discuss the content angle, deliverables, fee, and schedule, along with any access or documentation I need to try the product.
I'll use the product before creating the content. You can check factual details such as product names, feature descriptions, and instructions.
I write in my own voice and base my conclusions on what I find. Paid collaborations are clearly disclosed.
I quote based on the format, scope, and timeline. Send me what you have in mind, and we can work out the details.
Yes. Product documentation, key features, and reference material are helpful. I'll use them alongside my own product experience to write the content, rather than publish supplied copy as-is.
Yes. Send a short introduction and your planned launch date. I'll need to understand the testing access and schedule before confirming the project.
Send me a product link and a few lines about the collaboration. You don't need a finished brief to start the conversation, but if you have one, feel free to include it.