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pi-kimi-tools

v0.1.0

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Kimi WebSearch and FetchURL tools for the pi coding agent.

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Readme

pi-kimi-tools

Kimi WebSearch and FetchURL tools for the pi coding agent.

Install

pi install npm:pi-kimi-tools

Configure

Create a Kimi Code API key in the Kimi Code Console, then export it before starting pi:

export KIMI_API_KEY="YOUR_API_KEY"
pi

This extension accepts no configuration file and reads no other credential or endpoint variables. It sends requests to the Kimi Code search and fetch services. Kimi Open Platform keys are not interchangeable with Kimi Code keys.

The extension refuses to load when KIMI_API_KEY is missing or blank.

Tools

  • WebSearch searches the web and returns result summaries with source URLs.
  • FetchURL fetches a public HTTP(S) URL, using Kimi's extraction service first and a guarded local fetch as fallback.

Both tools forward pi cancellation signals. FetchURL blocks private and loopback destinations, revalidates redirects, limits response bodies to 10 MiB, and extracts the main text from HTML pages.

When enabled, both tools are listed by name in pi's Available tools system-prompt section. The extension also adds concise Guidelines covering when to search, when to fetch a full page, and how to cite retrieved sources.

In interactive mode, tool results stay compact until you use pi's tool-output expansion shortcut (Ctrl+O by default). Search shows the result count and fetch shows the extracted character count while collapsed.

Before each agent run, the extension appends the current local date and IANA time zone to the end of pi's system prompt:

current date: 2026-08-01
timezone: Asia/Shanghai

The date is regenerated for every new user request and remains stable throughout that agent run. User messages are left unchanged. Because the value changes only when the calendar day or system time zone changes, the stable system-prompt prefix remains cache-friendly.

Acknowledgements

The WebSearch and FetchURL implementations in this project are adapted from Kimi Code, created by Moonshot AI. Thanks to the Kimi Code maintainers and contributors for making their work available under the MIT License.