How We Cut Template Production Time by 95% with the Fuxi Workbench
Facing rapid growth of the KuaiPin hiring platform, the team tackled labor‑intensive image and AIGC template creation by building the Fuxi Workbench, which automated template production, introduced D2C conversion, a DSL editor, and layered architecture, ultimately boosting efficiency, scalability, and stability while reducing costs dramatically.
Background
KuaiPin, launched by Kuaishou in 2022, is a short‑video hiring platform for blue‑collar workers. Rapid business expansion created a shortage of manpower for image/AIGC template production, prompting the need for an automated solution.
Business Challenges
Template creation was labor‑intensive, with unclear management, long review cycles, and low efficiency—each new template required 0.3–0.5 person‑days. Merchants also demanded more customizable posters and richer text content.
Business Goals
Provide an efficient, standardized AIGC and image template production & consumption solution.
Achieve minute‑level template generation via D2C.
Enable template editing and image generation through a universal DSL.
Solution: Fuxi Workbench
The Fuxi Workbench was built with a client‑server architecture, integrating D2C conversion, HTML preview, editing, packaging, and management capabilities. It introduced a DSL for template definition and replaced Puppeteer‑based image generation with a high‑performance Rust SVG renderer.
Key Technical Challenges
Implementing D2C code conversion using custom CodeLing plugins.
Designing a scalable layered architecture separating API, scheduling, and rendering services.
Ensuring high performance and stability of the SVG rendering pipeline.
Performance Guarantees
Memory leaks in the resvg library were fixed, and a sliding‑window Redis rate‑limiting middleware was added to protect the service. The new pipeline reduced template development time from 0.5 person‑days to 5 minutes (95% efficiency gain) and cut image generation latency from several seconds to around 1 second.
Results
Template development efficiency improved by 95%.
Template management became fully online, lowering design and product review costs.
Version 1.0 saved 33% CPU and 78% memory under high load.
Version 2.0 further shortened the image pipeline, enabling no‑code template creation and mobile‑friendly DSL output.
Conclusion
After a year of development, the Fuxi Workbench scaled template volume from hundreds to tens of thousands, saved over 1,000 person‑days of frontend effort, and delivered measurable technical and business benefits.
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