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kimi-lane

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Run a job on Kimi models through the Kimi Code CLI (kimi -p): cheap execution of easy, testable work in its own git worktree, or a quick extra opinion. Use when the user asks for Kimi, when other lanes hit their limits, or when the orchestra routing table picks Kimi. Needs the orchestra skill's scripts.

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SKILL.md

Kimi lane (Kimi Code CLI)

Models

AliasUse
kimi-code/k3.1-proDefault. Execution from explicit steps, opinions
kimi-code/k3.1-pro-highspeedSame model, faster; needs a higher Kimi plan (else status=limit)

kimi reads its model aliases from its config file. List them with mmo-preflight.

Run

git worktree add ../wt-<task> -b lane/<task>
../orchestra/scripts/mmo-run kimi --mode rw -C ../wt-<task> --brief brief.md --out out/<task>.md
../orchestra/scripts/mmo-run kimi --mode ro --brief q.md --out out/kimi.md

kimi -p applies edits without asking, so the runner refuses --mode rw outside a linked worktree. The runner reads the last assistant message from Kimi's JSON stream.

Brief

Kimi does best with very explicit briefs: numbered steps, exact file names, the exact test command, and a short list of things it must not do. Give it one job per run.

After it finishes

Same gates as every lane: status ok, re-run the check, read the diff, merge. On limit move to the chatgpt-lane or deepseek-lane. On auth ask the user to log in to Kimi Code again.

Read-only lanes

Kimi Code has no read-only sandbox: kimi -p may edit files even when told not to. In --mode ro the runner gives it a throwaway detached worktree (or an empty folder outside git), discards whatever it wrote, and marks the header ro_violation=yes if it tried.

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