Last night I built a cyberpunk coding game with Kimi K3 (prompt below) (sponsored video coming to my YouTube channel next week. this post is not sponsored) Here's what you should know about K3: - 2.8T parameter open weights model (largest ever) - 1 million token context window - Openly published architecture (kimi delta attention, attention residuals, etc..) The game ended up being pretty fun, so I wanted to share it. You can skip to the second half of the video to see me demo it. I used kimi code for this. Very capable agent harness and fun to use. I basically one-shotted the game. The secret was to include "Godot 4" in the prompt. That's the game engine I used. I've attached the full prompt if you want to check it out!

I feel like there’s so much waste right now when I’m using something like openclaw to do a very simple specific task. For example I’ll get it to “add a quote “ to my quote collection in Obsidian Or to “add an expense” to my bookkeeping system These should be specialized workflow-oriented agents. I think I could easily spin up an app with a pi backend system to do this. Might make it into a course. What do you think? Would you be interested? Also let me know if you have (a) advice or (b) questions

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmpiuduMtl8 Great video, Alex! I really appreciate you pushing through this gnarly topic to share the final tidbit about the MCP OAuth flow 😜 It was super educational—thanks! As you mentioned in the video, there are other providers besides Descope. Have you tried any of them? I’m especially curious about Auth0 and Okta, since they seem to be well established in the enterprise world. I’ve also noticed that you use GCP quite a bit across your videos. I’m not usually a big fan of big tech and generally prefer sticking with open-source tools, but I’m starting to understand that enterprise companies rely on these platforms and standards. If I want to work with them—as a freelancer or employee—I may need to embrace them to some extent. What are your thoughts on that? Thanks, man!