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@arnilo/prism-provider-kimi

v0.3.1

Published

Kimi provider package for Prism.

Downloads

11,127

Readme

@arnilo/prism-provider-kimi

Kimi For Coding (Anthropic /messages) + optional Moonshot Open Platform (Chat Completions) for Prism.

import { createKimiProviderPackage, listKimiModels } from "@arnilo/prism-provider-kimi";

api.registerProviderPackage(createKimiProviderPackage({ kimiApiKey: "fake-kimi-key" }));

// Opt-in callable Moonshot + featured Open Platform models
api.registerProviderPackage(createKimiProviderPackage({
  kimiApiKey: "fake-kimi-key",
  includeMoonshotModels: true,
  moonshotApiKey: "fake-moonshot-key",
}));

// Caller-gated discovery (never during setup)
const models = await listKimiModels({ apiKey: "fake-moonshot-key" });

Exports:

  • createKimiProviderPackage()
  • createKimiCodingProvider() / createMoonshotProvider()
  • listKimiModels() / mapKimiModel() / defineKimiModel()
  • kimiCodingModels / moonshotKimiModels
  • kimiThinking / kimiReasoningEffort / kimiPreserveThinking

Security defaults:

  • No network calls during import, setup, build, or default tests.
  • No automatic environment, file, keychain, or shell credential lookup.
  • Credentials are resolved per request from caller-supplied values or resolvers.
  • Moonshot Open Platform is registered only with includeMoonshotModels: true.

Official model ids:

  • Coding featured: kimi-for-coding, kimi-for-coding-highspeed, k3 (not Pi k2p7).
  • Open Platform featured: kimi-k2.7-code, kimi-k3 (+ listKimiModels()).

Cache behavior:

  • Default Coding models use implicit caching (no cache_control); opt in via ModelConfig.cache.kind: "cache_control".
  • When opted in, markers apply only to selected cache.breakpoints ("long"ttl: "1h").
  • Moonshot never sends Anthropic cache_control.
  • Coding cache_read_input_tokens/cache_creation_input_tokens map to Usage.cacheReadTokens/cacheWriteTokens.
  • Provider-owned headers (content-type, user-agent, authorization) win over caller headers.

Thinking:

  • K2.x: compat.thinking (type / optional keep); K2.7-code omits thinking by default (always on).
  • K3 / Coding k3: compat.reasoning_effort (per-turn override wins).
  • Moonshot replays reasoning_content when preserveThinking.