Planning
Use $deep-interview and $ralplan when the request is still fuzzy or needs approval.
Workflow shortcuts
Skills are what make Kimi CLI feel like oh-my-kimi.
The point of this project is not just to rename commands. Skills turn recurring tasks into repeatable, productized flows so Kimi CLI feels closer to an oh-my-codex-style environment.
| Skill | What it does | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
omk setup | Installs prompts, skills, config, and local state scaffolding. | Turns a plain Kimi CLI install into an opinionated shell. |
omk doctor | Checks install, config, and runtime health. | Keeps the shell understandable when something feels off. |
$deep-interview | Clarifies scope, constraints, and missing requirements. | Moves work away from vague prompting toward deliberate planning. |
$ralplan | Creates an approved plan with structured tradeoff review. | Makes implementation less guessy and more repeatable. |
$ralph | Runs a persistent execution loop with verification. | Pushes tasks toward done, not just discussed. |
$team | Uses tmux workers for coordinated parallel work. | Adds the “multi-lane shell” feeling people expect from this kind of layer. |
Execution
Use $ralph, $team, and autopilot to carry approved work forward.
Support
Use doctor, hud, and docs when you need visibility into the runtime shell.