kimi

Kimi Code Plugin for Claude Code

Integrate Kimi Code CLI directly into Claude Code. Delegate tasks, get second opinions, review code, and run investigations via Kimi — all without leaving your Claude session.

Prerequisites

• Claude Code installed
• Kimi Code CLI installed and authenticated:

pip install kimi-cli
kimi login

Installation

claude /plugin marketplace add ehoguerra/kimi-plugin-cc
claude /plugin install kimi@kimi-plugin-cc

Commands

Command	Description
/kimi:rescue <task>	Delegate a task to Kimi (read+write, autonomous)
/kimi:ask <question>	Ask Kimi a read-only question about the codebase
/kimi:review [file]	Ask Kimi to review code changes
/kimi:continue [instructions]	Continue previous Kimi session for this directory
/kimi:setup	Check Kimi CLI installation status

Flags

All commands support these optional flags:

• --background — run Kimi in background (don't block Claude)
• --model <model> — specify which Kimi model to use
• --thinking — enable Kimi's thinking/reasoning mode
• --plan — enable plan mode (Kimi plans before acting)
• --continue — resume previous Kimi session

Examples

/kimi:rescue investigate why the auth middleware is returning 403 for valid tokens
/kimi:rescue --background refactor the database layer to use connection pooling
/kimi:ask what design patterns are used in the src/services/ directory?
/kimi:review src/api/routes.ts
/kimi:continue apply the fix you suggested

How It Works

The plugin wraps Kimi Code CLI's non-interactive mode (--quiet --yolo) to delegate tasks from Claude Code. Kimi runs autonomously in its own context with full file read/write, bash execution, and web search capabilities.

The kimi:kimi-rescue subagent can also be used proactively by Claude when it's stuck or wants a second opinion on a problem.

License

MIT