Experience report

The three-day experience report is divided into three parts, richly illustrated and detailed.

Due to higher requirements for typesetting and illustrations, this article is written in Notion, please follow the link.

Day One

[Notion article]

[First impressions, concepts, basic functions]

AI Summary:
The user experienced "Lazy Cat Microservice" for three days, from an instant attraction to actual purchase, sharing brand impressions, product fantasies, unboxing experiences, and software feedback. They found the product highly technical but overly geeky in its promotion, making it less friendly for average users. The user experience was smooth, especially excelling in album and cloud disk functions, with the AI search feature being particularly impressive. The user looks forward to its future development potential and appreciates the overall design philosophy and technical architecture of the product, believing it has found a suitable positioning between high-end computers and mobile devices, and recommends it to tech enthusiasts for trying.

Day Two

[Notion article]

[AI functions, multimedia]

AI Summary:
On the second day, the author primarily explored the AI features of the Lazy Cat Microservice, including the built-in Ollama and AnythingLLM tools, trying out downloading and using different LLM models, and providing needs and suggestions for the document recognition feature. At the same time, the author also tried the music library function and expressed satisfaction with its convenience.

Day Three

[Notion article]

[Development attempts, summary]

AI Summary:
This article records the author's three-day experience of the "Lazy Cat Microservice" product from a non-technical perspective, especially starting the process of attempting to develop related content on the third day. The author shares their design background and programming knowledge, expressing the challenges and explorations of simple development under AI assistance.