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Control OpenCode agents from Discord via Kimaki CLI
--- name: kimaki description: Control OpenCode agents from Discord via Kimaki CLI license: MIT compatibility: opencode metadata: audience: developers workflow: automation platform: any homepage: https://kimaki.xyz repository: https://github.com/remorses/kimaki --- ## What I do [Kimaki](https://kimaki.xyz) connects Discord to [OpenCode](https://github.com/opencode-ai/opencode). Send a message in Discord → AI agent edits code on your machine. ## Installation ```bash # Run directly (recommended) npx -y kimaki@latest # Or install globally npm install -g kimaki ``` ## Setup ```bash # Run the interactive setup wizard npx -y kimaki@latest ``` This will guide you through: 1. Creating a Discord bot 2. Configuring bot settings (Message Content intent) 3. Generating an invite link 4. Selecting project directories ## Architecture - **One bot per machine** - Each Discord bot is tied to one computer - **Channels = projects** - Each Discord channel maps to a local project directory - **Run on startup** - Keep `kimaki` running to receive messages ## Commands ### Send prompts ```bash # Send to channel (creates new thread) npx -y kimaki@latest send --channel CHANNEL_ID --prompt "Your prompt" # Continue existing thread npx -y kimaki@latest send --thread THREAD_ID --prompt "Follow-up" # Continue existing session npx -y kimaki@latest send --session SESSION_ID --prompt "Prompt" ``` ### Session management ```bash # List sessions npx -y kimaki@latest session list npx -y kimaki@latest session list --project /path/to/project # Read session conversation npx -y kimaki@latest session read SESSION_ID ``` ### Files ```bash # Upload file to session npx -y kimaki@latest upload-to-discord file.md --session SESSION_ID ``` ### Projects ```bash # List projects npx -y kimaki@latest project list # Add new project npx -y kimaki@latest project add /path/to/project ``` ### Tunnel ```bash # Create tunnel for dev server npx -y kimaki@latest tunnel --port 3000 npx -y kimaki@latest tunnel --port 3000 --tunnel-id my-app ``` ### Update ```bash npx -y kimaki@latest upgrade ``` ## Options | Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | `-c, --channel` | Discord channel ID | | `-p, --prompt` | Message content | | `-d, --project` | Project directory | | `-n, --name` | Thread name | | `--thread` | Continue existing thread | | `--session` | Continue existing session | | `--notify-only` | Create thread without starting AI | | `--wait` | Wait for response | | `--worktree` | Create git worktree | | `--model` | Specify model (e.g., anthropic/claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022) | | `--agent` | Specify agent type | ## Tips - Use `--notify-only` for scheduled tasks - creates a notification thread you can reply to when ready - Sessions accumulate history - continue via `--thread` or `--session` for context - Set up multiple bots for multiple machines - add all bots to the same Discord server - Run data in separate directories for multiple instances: `kimaki --data-dir ~/work-bot`--- name: kimaki description: Control OpenCode agents from Discord via Kimaki CLI license: MIT compatibility: opencode metadata: audience: developers workflow: automation platform: any homepage: https://kimaki.xyz repository: https://github.com/remorses/kimaki --- ## What I do [Kimaki](https://kimaki.xyz) connects Discord to [OpenCode](https://github.com/opencode-ai/opencode). Send a message in Discord → AI agent edits code on your machine. ## Installation ```bash # Run directly (recommended) npx -y kimaki@latest # Or install globally npm install -g kimaki ``` ## Setup ```bash # Run the interactive setup wizard npx -y kimaki@latest ``` This will guide you through: 1. Creating a Discord bot 2. Configuring bot settings (Message Content intent) 3. Generating an invite link 4. Selecting project directories ## Architecture - **One bot per machine** - Each Discord bot is tied to one computer - **Channels = projects** - Each Discord channel maps to a local project directory - **Run on startup** - Keep `kimaki` running to receive messages ## Commands ### Send prompts ```bash # Send to channel (creates new thread) npx -y kimaki@latest send --channel CHANNEL_ID --prompt "Your prompt" # Continue existing thread npx -y kimaki@latest send --thread THREAD_ID --prompt "Follow-up" # Continue existing session npx -y kimaki@latest send --session SESSION_ID --prompt "Prompt" ``` ### Session management ```bash # List sessions npx -y kimaki@latest session list npx -y kimaki@latest session list --project /path/to/project # Read session conversation npx -y kimaki@latest session read SESSION_ID ``` ### Files ```bash # Upload file to session npx -y kimaki@latest upload-to-discord file.md --session SESSION_ID ``` ### Projects ```bash # List projects npx -y kimaki@latest project list # Add new project npx -y kimaki@latest project add /path/to/project ``` ### Tunnel ```bash # Create tunnel for dev server npx -y kimaki@latest tunnel --port 3000 npx -y kimaki@latest tunnel --port 3000 --tunnel-id my-app ``` ### Update ```bash npx -y kimaki@latest upgrade ``` ## Options | Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | `-c, --channel` | Discord channel ID | | `-p, --prompt` | Message content | | `-d, --project` | Project directory | | `-n, --name` | Thread name | | `--thread` | Continue existing thread | | `--session` | Continue existing session | | `--notify-only` | Create thread without starting AI | | `--wait` | Wait for response | | `--worktree` | Create git worktree | | `--model` | Specify model (e.g., anthropic/claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022) | | `--agent` | Specify agent type | ## Tips - Use `--notify-only` for scheduled tasks - creates a notification thread you can reply to when ready - Sessions accumulate history - continue via `--thread` or `--session` for context - Set up multiple bots for multiple machines - add all bots to the same Discord server - Run data in separate directories for multiple instances: `kimaki --data-dir ~/work-bot`
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