The new version of Button Space has just been launched. Automation is getting closer to liberating humans.
Experience Button Space for yourself and get a glimpse of the cutting-edge charm of AI automation.
Core content:
1. The first experience of Button Space internal testing and the difference between it and Manus
2. The convenience of automated programming and content publishing
3. The importance of prompt words in the AI era and future prospects
When Manus became popular, everyone wanted to try it, but unfortunately they needed an invitation code and it was only available overseas. This time, ByteDance made a big move, allowing ordinary users to get an invitation code directly.
Using the local MCP and the integrated version of Manus are two completely different experiences. The local one still needs to be opened manually, but the button space can call the browser and file system.
When I use Cherry Studio locally, it can only help me write articles, and I still need to do the typeset work myself, but when I use Kouzi Space, I only need to publish it myself.
In terms of programming, Kouzi Space can even be published directly. I want it to help me solve the problem of the check-in page. It can be done in one sentence from generating UI design and deployment from the web page.
At the same time, it also supports the calling of MCP of Feishu and Amap, which saves a lot of time for self-media to find counterparts.
Regarding content thinking, in fact, the use of coze space is really good. The content can be completed through dialogue, but there is a deviation in the understanding of the needs, and there is no way to correct it. It basically relies entirely on AI's understanding and prompt word capabilities.
In the AI era, prompt words are indeed becoming more and more important. In the future, AI prompt words may become a subject in the classroom.
