@Ray Merlin thanks, this is a good chart to have in your pocket.

@Jakob Neumann I do have a client who is basically catering empanadas. That shows the kind of stuff we do in SCORE. And he's developing a pretty good clientele on his own just by word of mouth. He delivers a lot to corporations and the like. Can you think of a way that Leadsgorilla could identify something that a caterer could use to find identified clients? Since SCORE is funded by the SBA, we're not allowed to actually do the work. But could you think of a way in which this could be addressed? I'd like to point him to LeadsGorilla, and this might help him?

@Jakob Neumann I agree, I was just trying to think if you had done anything like this.

@Ray Merlin good information.

@Jakob Neumann @Ray Merlin Jakob and Ray, I didn't take offense to Ray's comment, and it was really Jakob's comment that got me to look at KIMI in the first place. I was actually impressed that it presented the information without any of the errors and the issues you pointed out. So, this is all good stuff. I'm actually reasonably skilled at this. I just don't do any of the real agentic, non-code type stuff. I more want to learn how the tools work for my own specific mentoring of clients within SCORE (SCORE.ORG). This is all good stuff. I actually joined this community for the marketing aspect of the use of AI, which, in most of the other communities, I don't get. I thought that would be a valuable source of information for my SCORE clients. FYI SCORE is a volunteer organization partially sponsored by the SBA to help small businesses and business entrepreneurs. We do not charge our clients for our services. There are approximately 10,000 SCORE volunteers nationwide.

@Ray Merlin @Jakob Neumann this one is interesting. I'm going to have to look into Kimi myself. Thanks for discussing it. Can either of you provide a little more detail on how this works?