It takes a crew to land a moonshot. Join ours.
We're bringing together builders, creators, and community organizers from around the world. There's a seat on board with your name on it.
Kimi Ambassadors connect people, ideas, and products.They build local communities, share practical AI knowledge,provide real-world feedback, and help guide the future ofKimi through close collaboration with our team. They makewhat works for one becomes possible for many.
"I've organized 20+ meetups and know what truly brings a community together. What I care about isn't the headcount, it's whether people leave inspired, stay connected, and come back for more."
"My tutorials don't just explain AI, they help people start building with it. The best comment I can get is always the same one: I followed along, and it actually worked."
"Kimi's long context helped me build products I couldn't build before. Every new capability feels like a fresh question: what can I ship this time that wasn't possible last month?"
"I've integrated Kimi into my daily workflow and enjoy sharing what actually works. When peers ask how I get so much done, I'd rather share the method than keep it a secret."
Get early access to new models, features, and experimental releases before they go public. Be among the first to explore what's next, and watch your feedback shape the product before launch day.
Receive Kimi API credits, ambassador resources, and community support. Whether you're building a side project or hosting a local event, you'll have the fuel and the backup to make it happen.
Provide feedback directly to the Kimi product team and influence future development. Join regular exchanges and co-creation sessions, get guidance tailored to your scenarios, and hear the thinking behind the roadmap first-hand.
Showcase your work through Kimi's official channels and receive recognition for your contributions. Your best projects and community moments can reach a much wider audience, with your name right there on them.
Connect with AI builders, researchers, creators, and developers around the world.
No. A large audience isn't required. We'd much rather see authentic contributions, thoughtful ideas, and real community impact than impressive follower counts.
