What problem does it solve?
Many valuable data sources — 天眼查 company records, 同花顺 iFinD financials, 标普全球市场财智, SEC, IMF, academic and legal databases — exist only as plugins inside the Kimi desktop app with no standalone API. This Skill turns the user's own logged-in Kimi session into a zero-credential data gateway by driving the app GUI through computer-use, while enforcing the verification discipline that screen-transcribed data requires.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Dual-host GUI driving: Step-by-step operation flows for both Claude Code (computer-use MCP with screenshots and coordinates) and Codex (computer plugin with accessibility tree and element_index), including authorization, exclusive-lock handling, and provider prerequisites.
- Query prompt patterns: Templates that name the target plugin, force source-labeled honest answers, anchor entities by full name or stock code, and pin time calibers — plus probe queries for first-time capability checks.
- Verification discipline: Rules learned from real failures — screen transcription corrupts Chinese proper names, displayed counts are truncations, and two agreeing channels may share the wrong caliber — requiring cross-checks against authoritative sources before data enters deliverables.
- Use Case: Ask the agent to fetch a company's shareholder list via the Kimi 天眼查 plugin; it drives the app in Work/Agent mode with K3, extracts the full Markdown result, cross-checks names against an authoritative source, and saves the data with source, caliber, and fetch-date labels.
Quick Start
Use the Kimi app to query 贵州茅台's latest financial statements through the 恒生聚源 plugin, label every field with its source, and cross-check the key figures against an authoritative channel before saving.