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kimaki

v0.4.12

Published

A Discord bot that integrates OpenCode coding sessions with Discord channels and voice.

Readme

Kimaki Discord Bot

A Discord bot that integrates OpenCode coding sessions with Discord channels and voice.

Installation

npm install -g kimaki

Setup

Run the interactive setup:

kimaki

This will guide you through:

  1. Creating a Discord application at https://discord.com/developers/applications
  2. Getting your bot token
  3. Installing the bot to your Discord server
  4. Creating channels for your OpenCode projects

Commands

Start the bot

kimaki

Send a session to Discord

Send an OpenCode session to Discord from the CLI:

kimaki send-to-discord <session-id>

Options:

  • -d, --directory <dir> - Project directory (defaults to current working directory)

OpenCode Integration

To use the /send-to-kimaki-discord command in OpenCode:

npx kimaki install-plugin

Then use /send-to-kimaki-discord in OpenCode to send the current session to Discord.

Discord Slash Commands

Once the bot is running, you can use these commands in Discord:

  • /session <prompt> - Start a new OpenCode session
  • /resume <session> - Resume an existing session
  • /add-project <project> - Add a new project to Discord
  • /accept - Accept a permission request
  • /accept-always - Accept and auto-approve similar requests
  • /reject - Reject a permission request

Voice Support

Join a voice channel that has an associated project directory, and the bot will join with Jarvis-like voice interaction powered by Gemini.

Requires a Gemini API key (prompted during setup).