What problem does it solve? Delegating mechanical coding tasks to a secondary agent CLI requires knowing how to install, authenticate, dispatch, and monitor it safely across platforms, and mistakes like silent file truncation can destroy work. This Skill provides verified install paths, dispatch patterns, and safety protocols for the Kimi Code CLI. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Cross-platform installation: Verified install instructions for macOS/Linux (shell script) and Windows (PowerShell installer), with canonical binary and config paths. - Headless task fan-out: Dispatch light parallel tasks with kimi -p in background mode, including guidance on parsing its narration-prefixed output. - Observability and health checks: Monitor the local REST/WebSocket server, session logs, and provider status, plus a packaged kimi_status.sh probe returning JSON health output. - File truncation protection: A mandatory verification protocol that re-fetches and line-count-checks files after Kimi edits to catch silent truncation before commits. - Use Case: While your main session handles architecture decisions, fan out three mechanical tasks (type annotations, variable renames, lint fixes) to Kimi in parallel, then run the status probe to confirm the CLI is healthy before the next dispatch. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to install the Kimi Code CLI and fan out a mechanical refactoring task to it in the background while continuing work in the main session.
