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hieudm-kilo-kit

v1.0.2

Published

HieuDM's Kilo agent kit — reusable skills, commands, MCP servers, hooks, and agents for the Kilo coding agent

Readme

HieuDM Kilo Kit

Reusable agents, commands, skills, and MCP servers for Kilo.

One command to install into any project. Cross-session memory continuity lets small models handle large tasks.

Slash Commands

| Command | Purpose | |---|---| | /forge-hieudm | Complex multi-step tasks — think, analyze, edit, verify, save with full toolchain | | /trace-hieudm | Debug — trace execution flows, find root cause, save findings | | /mend-hieudm | Fix bugs — reproduce, trace root cause, apply fix, verify | | /carryon-hieudm | Continue previous session — reads memory-keeper, presents summary, resumes work | | /oracle-hieudm | Phân tích & gợi ý — đọc codebase, phân tích request mơ hồ, đưa ra gợi ý cụ thể | | /cleanup-hieudm | Pre-commit review gate — review changes, flag issues, commit only when user confirms | | /help-hieudm | Show all commands and usage guide |

Cross-Session Continuity

The key feature: /carryon-hieudm bridges sessions via memory-keeper.

  1. Run /forge-hieudm in Session A — memory-keeper saves plan, progress, decisions
  2. Context fills — start a new Session B
  3. Run /carryon-hieudm — agent discovers Session A, reads context, shows summary, continues

This lets small models handle arbitrarily large tasks — equivalent to 1M-token context models.

What's included

| Category | Components | |---|---| | Agents | forge, trace, mend, carryon, oracle, cleanup, help | | Commands | /forge-hieudm, /trace-hieudm, /mend-hieudm, /carryon-hieudm | | Skill | small-model-workflow (3 modes, auto-thinking, memory rules) | | MCP | ponytail (always-on: status, summarize, token_estimate, guard) | | MCP | gitnexus (code intelligence via knowledge graph) | | MCP | memory-keeper (cross-session persistence for plans, progress, and decisions) | | MCP | sequential-thinking (structured decomposition and revision workflow) |

Installation

npx hieudm-kilo-kit init              # per-project
npx hieudm-kilo-kit init --global     # user-level (~/.config/kilo/)
npx hieudm-kilo-kit list              # list available components

After install, kilo.json configures four MCP servers by default: gitnexus, ponytail, memory-keeper, and sequential-thinking. The generated gitnexus command uses npx -y to reduce interactive prompts and stale npx cache issues on fresh servers.

Project structure

src/
├── agents/      forge.md, trace.md, mend.md, carryon.md
├── commands/    forge.md, trace-hieudm.md, mend-hieudm.md, carryon-hieudm.md
├── skills/      small-model-workflow/SKILL.md
├── mcp/         ponytail/index.js
├── hooks/       (future)
templates/       kilo.json, AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md
bin/install.js   CLI installer

Publishing

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