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pi-kilocode

v0.1.1

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Kilo Code provider extension for pi

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Readme

pi-kilocode

npm

Kilo Code provider extension for pi.

Use Kilo Code's gateway directly from pi through Kilo's OpenAI-compatible API and device-auth login flow. pi-kilocode is a thin provider wrapper around pi's built-in openai-completions stack:

  • Uses Kilo Gateway's OpenAI-compatible endpoint
  • Fetches the Kilo model catalog from https://api.kilo.ai/api/gateway/models
  • Caches the raw model response on disk
  • Registers free text-capable models only
  • Supports anonymous usage for free models and browser-based Kilo login

Installation

pi install npm:pi-kilocode

Authentication

Anonymous usage

No login is required for Kilo's free models.

Browser login

  1. Open pi and enter /login.
  2. Select Kilo Code from the provider list.
  3. A browser window will open to Kilo's verification page.
  4. Enter the device code shown by pi and complete login.
  5. If your account has organizations, pi will let you choose one.

When an organization is selected, pi-kilocode sends it as X-KiloCode-OrganizationId on Kilo model requests.

Anonymous access and limits

According to Kilo's public gateway documentation and behavior:

  • Anonymous access is available for free models
  • Anonymous usage is limited to free models only
  • Anonymous usage is rate-limited to about 200 requests/hour per IP

Current limitations

  • Only free models are currently registered in pi
  • Paid models are not currently exposed in the /model list
  • Image-output-only models are intentionally hidden

Requirements

  • pi >= 0.49.0
  • A Kilo Code account if you want to use /login
  • Network access to https://api.kilo.ai

License

MIT