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Kimi 2.6 Agent Swarm is crazy. It deployed 12 parallel research agents, did 200+ web searches, and found me 30 current AI DevRel opportunities at Sarvam AI, Razorpay, Anthropic, NVIDIA, Groq, AWS, MongoDB, GitHub, OpenAI, and more + generated report was also very detailed.

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24,929 views • 1 year ago