These 3 NEW Chinese Autonomous AI Agents are INSANE!

**Julian Goldie** (0:00)
Today, I want to show you three new autonomous Chinese AI agents that I'm using to build and automate basically anything. And one of them is actually completely free, which is Next NGI. That's free temporarily as a free API on OpenRouter. We also have, for example, ZAI, which is going to be open source, and Kimi K 2.7, which is also going to be free, local and open source as well. So these are three different powerful Chinese models. And if you're wondering, okay, are they actually any good? Can you use them, et cetera? We've plugged all three into our agent operating system. So I'm going to show you exactly how we're using them to basically build and automate anything. So for example, this is Glm 5.2. And we've already built out some pretty amazing stuff, as you can see right here in terms of open world games.
We created, for example, for websites, all sorts of interesting things with this. And it's actually really impressive. Now we also have, for example, Kimi Code and Kimi K 2.7. And one of the best things about this is it's actually got this new fast mode, which is really powerful as well. So basically with this, you can code stuff out really quickly. But not just that, you can actually, for example, even create videos like you can see with AI. This is not me, this one here. And the AI fully created it, edited it, scripted it and it's better than what most of my team could do. So this is with Kimi K 2.7. Now some people are going to say you can't create anything good or these are not good. But you can clearly see like this is actually a really good video that was fully created with AI. And you can see another one right here. This is a game that we created, all sorts of interesting stuff. So these are pretty powerful and probably the best versions of Chinese AI that I've ever seen. But bear in mind like the, you know, particularly Kimi and Glm 5.2, like these are open source projects, which is insane when you think about that. Now on top of that, what we've also got is Free Claude Code. And that is using N2. So we have N2, which is the free API, the free Chinese API from Next AGI. This is a 250, well, 200k context window.
It's a free API. It was just released and it's free as an API, I think for the next two weeks, something like that. And it's pretty impressive. Like you can use it inside Free Claude Code. We've even set up, for example, this voice controlled setup for the AI. So we can click N2, click the voice, control it, build stuff with it. And then it just goes off and builds stuff. And you can see some examples of what we've built directly here, which is pretty insane when you think about it as well. So it can create all sorts of things.
And when you combine these together in one system, like all of this becomes way more powerful.
So let me show you some other stuff that we've built here.
So this was another sort of open world game that we built out.
Which is pretty crazy. It can create like whole worlds, as you can see here. It can create like these 3D games as well, which is pretty amazing. And this is just really like a visual example, but it's fun to play. And you couldn't do this with these models before. Like it's getting more and more powerful. Here's the other one that I showed you before. Here's another one, kind of like with the snow effect, but open world again.
This was a full operating system that we built with the AI.
And this is with GLM. So we called it GLM OS. And basically it created multiple different apps. And then if you type something here, it saves automatically. If you close it and then open up again, it's got what we've written a second ago. So this is pretty amazing.
So if you're looking for like, you know, the best free coding model, give N2 a try because it's pretty powerful, pretty easy to set up. And the other thing about all of this, this is pretty interesting too, is like if you're using Claude, well, normally inside Claude, for example, you can't plug that into Hermes or OpenClaude. They actually stopped all that, right? But with these three models, you can plug all of them into Hermes. So you can have a whole team of AI agents. And we've actually set up different profiles for each of these AI models, right? So for example, Glm 5.2, we have a separate Hermes agent profile just for that API. So we can switch between it, we can get it to do stuff. We can get that working with Kimi K 2.7. We could even set one up for Quen 3.7 as well. And then, you know, you've got these really powerful Chinese AI agents and they're all working together. Now, also, if we go over to the Kanban board here, you can see that we can set up teams of agents working together. So we set up this one for Kimi, and then it went off and built this, for example. And if we open up that, it went off and just had a team of agents create this video. So you can see that's how we create that video that I showed you before. We did the same, for example, with Glm as well. So this is an example of all these different agents building together. And one of the other interesting things about Glm in particular is that it can look at its own work and critique it. So what we did with Hermes agent and Glm 5.2 is we had multiple agents. So like we've got an editor agent, we have, for example, a writing agent, a research agent. But most importantly, we have a judge agent. And so the judge can look at the work, look at what's being created, and then actually give feedback and tell the team to iterate until it's completed and the job is actually done properly. And so the great thing about that is if you're looking for a system that has quality control, well, you can set up with any of these because you can always create judge agent, plug them into a Kanban board, like you can see over here. And these are actual use cases. And just to recap here, instead of actual use cases, like stuff you would actually build, we've shown you the video agent, the games that you can create. It can create websites, it could create tools for you. So for example, like the app we showed you with N2 that we built earlier. Like this is pretty powerful stuff and also not just that, but you can use the coding plans that you get with these agents and plug them into Hermes or OpenClaude or whatever you want. And if you're using N2, you can actually get the API for that and plug it into Free Claude Code, which means you get the power of Claude Code, but it's combined with N2. And then you can even voice control as well and build cool stuff out like you can see. Now, additionally on top of that, what we actually have over here is the idea factory. And so when we've got our agents talking together over here inside the group chat, they can drop ideas. So we can have, for example, like GLM 5.2, or we could have N2 or we could have a group chat with all of them and Kimi K 2.7 and then they can drop ideas into our pipeline here and we just go off and build them. And once that's done, it will create a plan. If we click shape it, then we can approve or reject it. It will then go off and build this stuff. And finally, once that's done, we actually have a full gallery of everything that's been created. Like you can see here, like it's pretty wild.