Kimi K2, hosted on Grow, running in TypingMind with a custom plugin I made. I’ll talk about this more in depth in Monday’s episode of AppStories (if you’re a Plus subscriber, it’ll be out on Sunday), but I wanted to post a quick note on the site to show off what I’ve been experimenting with this week. I started playing around with TypingMind, a web-based wrapper for all kinds of LLMs (from any provider you want to use), and, in the process, I’ve ended up recreating parts of my Cla...| MacStories
I ran Claude Sonnet 4, Kimi K2, and Gemini 2.5 Pro on the same Next.js app and measured cost, speed, and whether the code actually shipped without follow-ups.| forgecode.dev
A deep dive into Kimi K2 and Grok 4 for real-world coding, comparing their performance across bug fixing, feature implementation, tool use, and cost efficiency. See which model stands out and when to choose each for your dev workflow.| forgecode.dev
I tested Kimi K2 and Qwen-3 Coder on 13 Rust development tasks across a 38k-line codebase and 2 Frontend refactor tasks. The results reveal differences in code quality, instruction following, and development capabilities.| forgecode.dev
