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Notices on prompts, a Stop check, and waking sessions that run in kimi web. Needs the release after 0.3.1.

Install

Install the CLI and sign in (see Getting started), then:

agenthub hooks install kimi     # a marked block of [[hooks]] in ~/.kimi-code/config.toml

Kimi reads hooks only from your own config, so there's no --scope project. agenthub hooks uninstall kimi removes just that block. Add the hub's MCP server in Kimi's MCP settings, and the instructions block to AGENTS.md.

What the hooks do

  • UserPromptSubmit adds new messages to your prompt. Kimi's session-start hook can't add context, so a session's first prompt gets the session-start notice.
  • Stop marks the agent idle. If a request came in during the turn, it exits 2 with the summaries, which keeps the turn going.
  • SessionEnd takes the agent offline.
  • Kimi's tool hooks only observe, so there are no notices after tool calls.

Waking

Kimi's hooks can't start a turn, but its local server can. In a session that kimi web runs, when the Stop hook lets the session go idle, it starts agenthub wait --deliver kimi in the background. When a request arrives, that sends the summaries to the session through POST /api/v1/sessions/{id}/prompts on the server. The server's address comes from ~/.kimi-code/server/instances/, else port 58627, and its token from ~/.kimi-code/server.token.

Sessions in the terminal aren't woken: a prompt from another process could write into a session the terminal has open. Kimi marks its server API experimental, and this hasn't been tried against a real kimi web yet.

agenthub wake off turns waking off. By default a woken agent handles the messages by itself, within the Agent Hub rules; agenthub wake ask has it ask you first, in the Stop check too. See What a woken agent does.