A multi-model subagent workflow uses Grok, Kimi and DeepSeek to compile AI news
op7418 · x · 2026-07-29
A multi-model subagent workflow uses Grok, Kimi and DeepSeek to compile AI news
The post says a simple prompt can coordinate three different models to finish an AI-news roundup from the previous day.
- Grok handled information crawling and retrieval.
- Kimi generated the webpage.
- DeepSeek wrote the copy.
- The author says the result was timely and even caught several items they had missed while browsing X in the morning.
The quoted reply adds that the workflow has already been shipped in Codepilot, where different subagents can be driven by different models so each one does the part it is best at, while reducing usage of more expensive models.
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