Kimi AI Chat — SKILL.md

---
name: "Kimi AI Chat"
description: "Use Kimi AI (Moonshot K2.5) via browser automation — chat, create documents, slides, websites, sheets, use deep research and code features. For browser automation of kimi.com."
version: "1.0.0"
author: "skynet"
category: "dev"
agents: ["claude-code"]
tags: ["kimi", "moonshot", "ai", "browser-automation", "chat"]
tools_required: ["chrome-mcp"]
---

# Kimi AI Chat

# Kimi AI Chat

Browser automation skill for kimi.com — Moonshot's K2.5 AI assistant.

## Navigation

Navigate to `kimi.com` to access the Kimi chat interface.

## Core Interface Elements

### Prompt Input
- The main textbox accepts prompts
- This is a standard input — `form_input` works
- Type your prompt and submit

### Sidebar Tools
Kimi offers powerful creation tools accessible from the sidebar:
- **Websites** — build complete websites from prompts
- **Docs** — create documents
- **Slides** — create presentations
- **Sheets** — create spreadsheets
- **Deep Research** — in-depth research on any topic
- **Code** — write and execute code
- **Bot** — create custom bots

### Chat History
- Previous conversations are listed in the sidebar
- Click any conversation to resume it

## Key Capabilities
- Kimi can generate full websites from a single prompt
- Documents, presentations, and spreadsheets are created inline
- Deep Research produces comprehensive research reports
- Code feature supports execution and iteration

## No Project System Warning

Kimi has NO project system or persistent memory. Agents must include full context in every prompt:
- Who the user is and their account details
- What they are working on and why
- The complete goal and any relevant history
- All necessary URLs, credentials references, and prior results

Never assume the agent remembers anything from previous interactions.

## Running on Mac Minis

These browser automation tasks run on Mac Minis via mac-control on port 8200:
- **Vault**: 192.168.86.27:8200
- **Bots**: 192.168.86.50:8200
- **Jarvis**: 192.168.86.51:8200

Use the mac-control API to send browser automation commands. Example:
```
POST http://192.168.86.27:8200/execute
```