kimi-cli-runner

To run Kimi Code CLI non-interactively, execute the provided shell script with file-based prompt inputs. It parses assistant text and outputs it to a specified file, enabling automated code reviews without an interactive prompt.

Headless CLI execution with file-based prompt inputs is a non-interactive mode that reads prompts from files. This allows automated batch processing and script-driven execution of Kimi Code without requiring manual user interaction.

Yes, you need the Kimi Code CLI installed and configured as a prerequisite. The script utilizes Kimi Code's prompt mode for headless execution, meaning the core CLI environment must be properly set up beforehand.

Yes, you can execute Kimi Code commands in an isolated working directory to prevent unintended file modifications. The script also optionally allows exposing a specific workspace directory to Kimi Code for more complex tasks.

To handle failures during headless prompt execution, the script includes built-in retry logic and model fallback mechanisms. This ensures robust execution by attempting recovery or switching models if the initial execution fails.

The best way to automate batch processing with Kimi Code is using this script to execute the CLI headlessly. It reads file-based prompts, processes them in isolated directories, and outputs parsed assistant text directly to files for streamlined automation.