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How do you use kimi for agentic tasks? I'm used to claude code & codex extensions for vs code, but recently switched to codex cli w/ vim keybinds. Does somethin

How do you use kimi for agentic tasks? I'm used to claude code & codex extensions for vs code, but recently switched to codex cli w/ vim keybinds. Does something like that exist for openrouter?

InsideOutSanta 3mo ago
I use everything except for Anthropic's models in opencode.
SyneRyder 3mo ago
I don't use Codex CLI myself, but you can configure it to point to OpenRouter instead. OpenRouter has some instructions for Codex CLI and Claude Code here (though they mention Claude Code is not guaranteed to work!): https://openrouter.ai/docs/cookbook/coding-agents/codex-cli https://openrouter.ai/docs/cookbook/coding-agents/codex-cli https://openrouter.ai/docs/cookbook/coding-agents/claude-code-integration https://openrouter.ai/docs/cookbook/coding-agents/claude-cod...
igravious 3mo ago
Kimi has Kimi Code :) kimi-code https://www.kimi.com/code/en https://www.kimi.com/code/en
- therein 3mo ago
  Interesting that a Chinese AI company is making me login with Google or a phone number.
  - vitorgrs 3mo ago
    phone number is the main way China services uses (I think it's even mandatory for social networks, as phone number there function almost like "ID")
josh_p 3mo ago
I've been happilly using kimi models via the $10/month opencode-go[1] subscription for a few months now. I also use pi[2], instead of opencode. Their extensions api is nice, though OpenCode's is similar. My personal preference is more minimalism, add extensions when I want them, instead of the kitchen sink approach. This is entirely for personal use and small projects. I don't have huge needs. I get access to gpt models via my employer for work things. But I'm also using pi with those models. [1]: https://opencode.ai/go https://opencode.ai/go [2]: https://pi.dev/ https://pi.dev/
munksbeer 3mo ago
I'm on the verge of trying out a home project (Rust) with codex. ChatGPT suggested I start with the codex app and vs code. What made you switch?

How do you use kimi for agentic tasks? I'm used to claude code & codex extensions for vs code, but recently switched to codex cli w/ vim keybinds. Does something like that exist for openrouter?

InsideOutSanta 3mo ago

I use everything except for Anthropic's models in opencode.

SyneRyder 3mo ago

I don't use Codex CLI myself, but you can configure it to point to OpenRouter instead. OpenRouter has some instructions for Codex CLI and Claude Code here (though they mention Claude Code is not guaranteed to work!): https://openrouter.ai/docs/cookbook/coding-agents/codex-cli https://openrouter.ai/docs/cookbook/coding-agents/codex-cli https://openrouter.ai/docs/cookbook/coding-agents/claude-code-integration https://openrouter.ai/docs/cookbook/coding-agents/claude-cod...

igravious 3mo ago

Kimi has Kimi Code :) kimi-code https://www.kimi.com/code/en https://www.kimi.com/code/en

therein 3mo ago
Interesting that a Chinese AI company is making me login with Google or a phone number.
- vitorgrs 3mo ago
  phone number is the main way China services uses (I think it's even mandatory for social networks, as phone number there function almost like "ID")

josh_p 3mo ago

I've been happilly using kimi models via the $10/month opencode-go[1] subscription for a few months now. I also use pi[2], instead of opencode. Their extensions api is nice, though OpenCode's is similar. My personal preference is more minimalism, add extensions when I want them, instead of the kitchen sink approach. This is entirely for personal use and small projects. I don't have huge needs. I get access to gpt models via my employer for work things. But I'm also using pi with those models. [1]: https://opencode.ai/go https://opencode.ai/go [2]: https://pi.dev/ https://pi.dev/

munksbeer 3mo ago

I'm on the verge of trying out a home project (Rust) with codex. ChatGPT suggested I start with the codex app and vs code. What made you switch?