Kimi Code

Kimi Code is the developer-facing product line from Kimi, and this documentation hub explains how its models are configured across the desktop app, command-line interface, and VS Code extension. Rather than a single tutorial, it works as a reference library with sidebar navigation that separates getting started, guides, configuration, customization, and reference material.

The core content covers model configuration, provider and model selection, config overrides, environment variables, and data locations. Beyond setup, the docs describe customization options such as Model Context Protocol, agent skills, plugins, sub-agents, hooks, custom themes, and Kimi Datasource, giving developers room to tailor behavior to their own projects.

Reference pages list built-in tools, slash commands, keyboard shortcuts, and the server API, while separate sections address remote control, Tower multi-agent collaboration, and browser-based use. There is also guidance for running Kimi Code inside third-party tools including Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex, and Hermes Agent.

This documentation is aimed at developers and technical teams who are already using or evaluating Kimi Code and need precise configuration details. Beginners should start with the overview and quick start pages before jumping into configuration, while advanced users can go directly to providers, overrides, and the API reference. Overall, it is a practical manual for teams standardizing an AI coding setup.