Kimi

Delegate tasks from Claude Code to Kimi Code CLI via a structured file-based bridge

Install

npx -y skills add fergus/claude-kimi-delegate --skill kimi

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Delegate a task to Kimi Code CLI. Usage: /kimi <task description>. Accepts freeform task text as an argument, or prompts if none given.

SKILL.md

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/kimi — Delegate to Kimi

You are executing a one-shot delegation from Claude to Kimi Code CLI.

Step 1: Get the task

If the user provided arguments to /kimi, that is the task. If they ran /kimi with no arguments, ask: "What should I delegate to Kimi?"

Step 2: Check bridge setup

Verify the bridge is installed in the current project:

./scripts/kimi-delegate.sh exists
.kimi/delegations/TEMPLATE.md exists

If missing, run the install script first:

bash /home/fstevens/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/claude-kimi-delegate/scripts/install.sh

Step 3: Create the task file

Create .kimi/delegations/YYYYMMDD-NNN-short-slug.md where:

YYYYMMDD is today's date
NNN is the next available daily counter (check existing files in .kimi/delegations/)
short-slug is a 2-4 word kebab-case summary of the task

Frontmatter:

---
from: claude
task_id: "YYYYMMDD-NNN"
requested_at: "YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ"
output_path: ".kimi/delegations/YYYYMMDD-NNN-short-slug-result.md"
skill: ""
context_files: []
---

Body:

# Task

<the task, written as a clear single instruction>

# Context

<any relevant context from the current conversation or codebase>

# Expected Output

<what a good result looks like>

Step 4: Run the bridge

./scripts/kimi-delegate.sh .kimi/delegations/<filename>.md

Step 5: Handle the result

If exit 0: read the result file (path is printed to stdout), then summarize the key findings for the user.

If non-zero: report the error verbatim. Do not retry silently.

What ships with it

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Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.