Kimi Used to Build Working OS in One Hour
film_girl · x · 2026-07-18
[Retweet/Quote] Someone used Kimi K3 to build a working "operating system" prototype, claiming it generated a runnable result in under 1 hour using just a very simple prompt.
The post emphasizes a stark contrast: creating products like the Palm Pre / webOS previously required massive engineering teams, long-term accumulation, and company-level investment, whereas models can now output a complete implementation in record time, which is quite astonishing.
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