Port of the Fusengine Claude Code plugins to Kimi Code CLI, re-architected for K3 (1M-token context, native reasoning, native vision) — not a literal translation.
- 26 plugins · 230 skills · 40 agents · 34 commands · 71 hook rules
- Same agentic core as the Claude version: APEX methodology, sniper/challenger verification, domain experts, SOLID/DRY guards — wired through the same
@fusengine/harnessbinary - Measured parity with Claude Code on the benchmark suite: 3/3 tasks, 3.6–6.3× lower latency — see
docs/BENCHMARK.md
kimi-code/
├── KIMI.template.md # Legacy duplicate of plugins/kimi-rules/templates/KIMI.md.template
├── AGENTS.md # Thin project-only instructions (global rules live in the template + corpus)
├── marketplace.json # Plugin catalog for /plugins marketplace
├── plugins/ # 26 plugins (kimi.plugin.json manifests)
│ ├── kimi-rules/ # Core rules corpus 00-08 + template
│ ├── ai-pilot/ # sniper, challenger, explore-codebase, research-expert, …
│ └── … # domain experts (nextjs, laravel, react, rust, go, …)
├── scripts/
│ ├── migrate.ts # Claude→Kimi migration pipeline (6 steps, JSON report)
│ ├── install-kimi.ts # Installer → $KIMI_CODE_HOME
│ ├── validate.ts # Conformance checks (26/26 green)
│ ├── hooks/kimi-hook-shim.mjs # Env bridge → @fusengine/harness
│ └── benchmark/ # 3-task comparative benchmark (kimi vs claude)
└── docs/
├── MIGRATION.md # Architectural analysis Claude→K3
└── BENCHMARK.md # Protocol + measured results
# Install the plugin
/plugins install https://github.com/fusengine/kimi-code
# Setup (hooks + API keys + MCP servers)
~/.kimi-code/plugins/managed/fusengine/setup.sh # macOS / Linux
~\.kimi-code\plugins\managed\fusengine\setup.ps1 # Windows
Then /plugins reload (or start a new session). One plugin, one namespace: 230 skills, 34 commands (/fusengine:<cmd>), 71 harness-backed hook rules. API keys for MCP servers: cp ~/.kimi-code/plugins/managed/fusengine/.env.example ~/.kimi-code/.env, fill in, re-run setup.sh.
The installer (run by setup.sh): backs up existing config, stages @fusengine/harness from npm, copies plugins/kimi-rules/templates/KIMI.md.template as ~/.kimi-code/AGENTS.md, merges the rules corpus between idempotent fences, merges MCP servers into ~/.kimi-code/mcp.json, and materializes the 37 agents into ~/.kimi-code/agents/. Kimi Code does NOT auto-load .env — the installer reads it when resolving ${VAR} placeholders into mcp.json, and the harness reads it at runtime.
User prompt → Hook detects project type → Expert agent activated
→ Hook loads SOLID references → Agent reads docs via MCP
→ Hook blocks if DRY violation → Agent writes code
→ Hook checks file size → Agent runs Sniper validation
→ Commit gate blocks on lint/type errors → Commit with version bump
Every step is intercepted — same harness, same enforcement as the Claude Code version.
- Bun ≥ 1.1 · Kimi Code CLI ≥ 0.29
- Le harness
@fusengine/harnessest installé depuis npm (registre officiel) par l'installateur — aucune dépendance envers une autre CLI
Kimi exposes no user statusline surface, so the port renders outside the TUI — terminal title + ~/.kimi-code/statusline.txt (tmux-ready):
bun run plugins/core-guards/statusline/src/daemon.ts start # stop | statusShows ⎇ branch*dirty · model · effort · ctx % · edits · age · dir, read from the live session's state.json/wire.jsonl. Details: plugins/core-guards/statusline/README.md.
bun run scripts/migrate.ts # claude-plugins/plugins → plugins/ (24/24, JSON report) bun run scripts/scrub-claude-refs.ts bun run scripts/apply-core-overrides.ts # re-applies the hand-written K3 core (kimi-rules, ai-pilot agents, shims) bun run scripts/validate.ts bun run scripts/benchmark/run.ts --cli=both
The hand-written core lives in core-overrides/ (kimi-rules/ plugin + the 8 ai-pilot agents) so a full mechanical regeneration never loses it.
- One
type:"prompt"hook (core-guards Stop) dropped — Kimi hooks are command-only; noted inplugins/migration-report.json. - Agent
model:routing (sonnet/opus) removed — all subagents run on the main model (K3). - See
docs/MIGRATION.md§5 for the full list and rationales.
MIT — Copyright (c) 2026 Fusengine Sàrl. See LICENSE.