Kimi Work can split one prompt across up to 300 AI agents working at the same time. Here's the exact prompt and steps I used to find 30 local businesses and build each one a website — in about 30 minutes.
Get Kimi Work →Kimi Work is a desktop app from Moonshot AI, for Mac and Windows. Instead of answering in a chat box, it takes a goal and runs it — reading files, browsing the web, and coordinating multiple sub-agents on your machine at once.
That's the difference from a normal AI chat: it doesn't do one thing at a time, it breaks the job into pieces and works them in parallel.
Find 30 local businesses in Los Angeles that don't have a website. Build a custom website for each one, and give me a spreadsheet with each business's name, contact info, and site link.
Swap the city and business type for whatever you actually want — this structure is what matters, not the exact words.
Get it from kimi.com — it's available for Mac and Windows.
Chat is just for questions. Work mode is where it actually plans and runs multi-step jobs.
Use the one above, or edit it for your own city or niche.
It'll spin up multiple agents working at once. Mine took about 30 minutes for 30 businesses — bigger asks take longer.
You'll get a spreadsheet and the built sites — check a few before you trust the whole batch.
The app is free to download, but the full 300-agent swarm is gated to paid plans — plans currently start around $19/month for basic access, with the full swarm at higher tiers.
Kimi Work is also still labeled beta, so runtimes and output quality can vary between attempts.