Nanomi Work chained three models to cut a 32-second promo video in a real test
AlchainHust · x · 2026-07-29
- This long post reviews Nanomi Work and also discusses the author’s own open-source product FanBox.
- The author argues that AI workplace products are becoming more viable because coding and agent capabilities improved quickly and “skill” ecosystems have matured.
- In the hands-on test, Nanomi Work reportedly helped produce a 32-second promo video by chaining across three different model/services.
- The post also describes a broader product challenge: many tools are built with developer vocabulary, while most end users do not code, so positioning and messaging matter as much as the underlying tech.
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