wtf is awesome-kimi-k3-usecases?

This repository is a curated list of 119 real world examples showing what the Kimi K3 AI language model can do, gathered from public posts by creators and practitioners rather than written by the repository's own authors. Each case links back to its original source and to the creator who made it, and includes the date, the type of evidence, and the exact prompt boundary that was used, so readers can judge how solid the claim actually is. The collection deliberately leaves out cases that cannot be traced to a real public source or that stretch one person's result into a general claim. The cases are grouped into four sections: interactive games and 3D scenes, such as a voxel racing game or a Three.js aircraft carrier prototype, with 37 examples, frontend and motion design work, including animated ads and personal websites, with 25 examples, coding and integration workflows, with 14 examples, and evaluation and limits, covering benchmarks and comparisons between models, with 43 examples. Each entry in the menu names the case, its category, a short line describing what it demonstrates, and whether it is a demo, a benchmark, an evaluation, or a limit. The README also explains how to access Kimi K3 directly through EvoLink, the company maintaining this list, using an OpenAI compatible chat completions API and a model ID of kimi-k3. A short curl command example shows the exact request format needed to call the model. The document notes that only this direct API route has been verified, and that it has not independently run its own paid test calls against the model as part of building the list. The README is available in eleven languages and is released under the CC BY 4.0 license, meaning it can be shared and adapted as long as credit is given to the original source.