Pick a task that looks familiar. You’ll get the steps, a prompt to copy and the part only you can do.
01Canonical task guide
You need more than a quick answer, and you want to see which claim came from which source rather than take a tidy summary on trust.
Research a topic with reliable sources
Finished looks likeA focused briefing that keeps its links, its disagreements, its gaps and your next questions all in view.
Why Kimi may fit
Its reviewed guide is built for large document sets and multi-step research that runs over many files.
Where you make it better
Whether the sources are primary and still current · Whether each citation actually says what the claim says · What is missing, and whether it applies to your case
You have a report, PDF, CSV or spreadsheet and need to know what is actually in it before you draw any conclusion.
Understand a file or spreadsheet
Finished looks likeA checked summary, calculation or chart that stays anchored to the material you gave it.
Why Kimi may fit
Its reviewed guide leans toward large mixed file sets and editable document or spreadsheet outputs.
Where you make it better
Ambiguous columns and how trustworthy the source is · A handful of rows worked through by hand · Whether the interpretation makes sense in the real world
The thinking is all there, spread across notes and files, but the storyline and the slide order are still a mess.
Create a presentation from source material
Finished looks likeAn editable draft deck with a storyline that holds together and source material you can trace back.
Why Kimi may fit
Its reviewed guide includes Slides and workflows that run across large mixed file sets.
Where you make it better
The argument, and what has been left out · Every claim and every number against the source · The voice, the visual hierarchy and what you will say aloud