kimi-supervisionlisted

Use when the user wants Codex to delegate work to local Kimi Code, supervise its progress, inspect intermediate/native artifacts, continue a native Kimi session, and verify Kimi's results instead of trusting only the flattened final output.
drippy-passport968/agent-supervision-skills · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 74

Install: claude install-skill drippy-passport968/agent-supervision-skills

# Kimi Supervision Use this skill when you want Codex to make local `Kimi Code` do work, watch what happened, inspect its reports, and then independently verify the outcome. This skill is for supervision, not blind delegation. ## What this skill provides This skill ships self-contained PowerShell scripts: - `scripts/common.ps1` - `scripts/kimi-run-once.ps1` - `scripts/kimi-chat.ps1` - `scripts/kimi-view-session.ps1` - `scripts/test-kimi-supervision.ps1` The optional `agents/openai.yaml` file is metadata for agent environments that support skill display names, descriptions, and implicit invocation policy. The PowerShell scripts do not require it. These scripts: - require a locally installed `kimi` CLI - do not depend on any hard-coded machine-specific bridge directory - prefer Kimi's native session memory - start Kimi with thinking mode enabled by default unless you pass `-NoThinking` - treat think-only or tool-call-only output as intermediate, not as a finished answer - keep local session artifacts for later inspection - recover answers from Kimi native files when `kimi --print` returns empty or incomplete stdout - default to a long native recovery window so Kimi is not judged too early ## State layout Default state root: - `%LOCALAPPDATA%\kimi-supervision\` Override: - `KIMI_SUPERVISION_HOME` Fallbacks if environment variables are missing: - `%USERPROFILE%\.kimi-supervision` - `C:\kimi-supervision` Per session, this skill stores: - `sessions/<name>/transcrip