
Tang Feihu
Senior R&D Engineer and Developer Relations Lead
Moonshot AI
Best practices from Moonshot AI for splitting work across Kimi models, cutting token use and running agents for hours, with a demo you can follow on Runpod.
Getting good results from an open model on real work depends on how you run it: which model leads, which ones do the legwork, and how you keep a long task from burning tokens or drifting off course.
In this 30-minute session from Runpod's monthly model series, Feihu from Moonshot AI and Chris Vela from Runpod share how teams use Kimi in practice. Many Kimi users pair K3 as the lead agent with K2-series models as subagents, and both are available on Runpod Public Endpoints today.

Senior R&D Engineer and Developer Relations Lead
Moonshot AI

Forward Deployed Engineer
Runpod
Split work between K3 and K2 subagents
Cut token use without giving up output quality
Set up agents for long-horizon tasks that run 20+ hours
Connect the Kimi CLI to Kimi models running on Runpod
Then watch a demo: a game built with Kimi, Blender and Unreal Engine in about 30 minutes. Moonshot will also preview what's next for Kimi.