Kimi instead of Claude Code
Point Claude Code at Kimi's flat monthly plan from $19. Terminal agent, MCP servers, local folders, chat UI, and the billing trap that catches everyone.
Operator notes from the workshop floor. No frameworks, no prediction posts. We write down what we shipped, what we cut, and what the team kept running after we walked out.
Point Claude Code at Kimi's flat monthly plan from $19. Terminal agent, MCP servers, local folders, chat UI, and the billing trap that catches everyone.
Sixty seconds, no scripts, no export request. The native import flow, the exact prompt, and what carries vs what stays behind.
Most teams plateau at 5% of what AI actually does. We map the other 95%, and explain why the gap is a training problem, not a tooling problem.
Day-by-day breakdown of a Wedge sprint. Five outputs, hour estimates included: shared skills, skills hosting, tool creation and hosting, secure MCPs, shared knowledge base.
We post when a sprint ends and we have receipts, or when we change a method and the change matters. No newsletter cadence, no thought-leadership filler. Most months will be quiet. The loud months will be useful.