This is Kimi K2.5, and I just gave it a

video, and it literally vibe-coded this

whole thing.

It's kind of insane that it just did this

all in one shot.

As you can see, it has the actual landing

page for our podcast called the Rate

Limited Podcast,

and it has a really nice hover effects.

This is kind of similar to maybe what you

would see from Google Gemini.

And what I found interesting, though, was

a lot of this attention to the detail

that it did to make this site as far as

design,

and how it actually did this because it

generated each of these assets

individually.

And the other part of it is just like its

design sense is really, really good.

I just gave it like some of our

guidelines for our brand.

But the most impressive part for the

mobile part, a lot of times what other

websites get wrong

are like how to do like the correct like

blur effects.

You can kind of see this is a little bit

kind of similar here.

But it still kind of did so that little

hamburger menu.

And even for this type of thing, this is

rate limited.

and it kind of did this type of

positioning here.

This is kind of how it breaks down for

what its environment did.

So the original video was given here and

I literally just went to Dribbble So this

is the Dribbble website that I was trying

to mimic here I said I really like this

site and I just downloaded this video and

just gave it this video And you see this

video that playing has these different

screenshots and things like that or it

just different parts of the website So I

was able to take inspiration from that We

have some information about our brand and

kind of what we do for the podcast And

the basic instructions I gave it here is like

I want you to generate a single HTML page

for our rate limited show Here the

Dribbble link And I took some of the

screenshots of the video as well and I

gave it some of the brand

foundations. So this is what Kimi.com

does when using the model. So I went to

websites and is using

the agent model and basically starts to

create an environment and think through

things. I didn't have

to give it any more prompts after this.

It pretty much just one-shotted the rest

of itself. So it almost

looks like madness in the terms of how

it's working. You start to see this

little

thing kick off and it

keeps these little to-dos that are going

here. And so this is kind of what you see

it going. It goes to

this website, starts actually browsing

and taking a look at the video, and then

it even starts to

execute terminal commands.

So you can see it execute the terminal

commands

where it's doing its little progress.

So as it's going through these different

check marks for my task,

this is exactly what it doing here And I

found it really insightful as far as

trying to see what the agent is doing So

this looks very much like Manus and the

way Manus would approach it but this is

using the Kimi K2 model for building

websites and this is kind of what I able

to see here This is kind of

what it did. This is just one generation

with one prompt and it just cost me one

credit or one

whatever type of thing to do so I didn't

have to go back and forth a lot with this

type of thing.

how is this different than like Gemini

Pro or Gemini 3 Pro? I feel like this did

it without me

really kind of you know prompting it too

much it even give me like a deployment

website link which I

don't get from Gemini Pro I get like a

little bit of a preview thing and I think

this is really

interesting this is my first prompt I

also did another one where I give it to

Droid and so with

Droid I had it do its own thing here and

you can kind of see this is like the

simulator here

and so this is the the website that had

Droid make so Droid is a coding agent and

I used the same

Kimi 2.5 model and gave it the exact same

prompts I couldn't give it a video I just

gave it some

screenshots and this is basically what it

made this is still pretty cool overall

you know for basically making a podcast

website we have these different things

here and I kind of like this one which is

really nice It a really nice layout It

has a cool thing I would probably have a

little

bit more contrast between the things. But

for a first shot, one type of attempt,

you see there

wasn't as much detail as the one that is

from the Kimi.com. So if we go to mobile

view here, you see

that we just have the bar up here. And we

have this little animation that's kind of

at the top.

These three little dots are kind of going

up and down. And then we have these

things

here. So yeah,

and it has these types of cards which are

really cool for mobile. I like the

website. I kind of like the minimalism

for mobile but as far as like overall like

font and everything and vibe I really do

like the one that came out from Kimi. So

if we go down here to go preview this is

pretty fire because you can see this

animation and like how it comes in like

that. That's amazing right? And so here's

our last episode. Here's kind of what

filled in the gaps there and everything

like that. So that's basically Kimi K2.

This is my first attempt at it.

I'm going to definitely be playing around

with it a lot more because this is kind

of the first time I feel that I have a

really

good designer that I can prototype with.

And I think the other part of it is that

I felt like I can give it like a video of

something and it can understand the video

and then try to figure out what to do

next.