wtf is kimi-plugin-cc?

kimi-plugin-cc is a plugin for Claude Code, Anthropic's terminal based coding assistant, that lets a developer hand off tasks to a different AI system called Kimi without leaving their Claude Code session. Kimi is a separate coding assistant made by Moonshot AI, and this plugin wraps its own command line tool so the two can work together. Once installed, the plugin adds several slash commands. One checks that Kimi is installed and logged in. Another delegates a coding task to Kimi, letting it write and edit files directly in the project. A separate command asks Kimi only for reasoning, such as architecture advice or debugging help, without letting it touch any files. There is also a read only review command that has Kimi look over a developer's local git changes, plus commands to check on background jobs, print a finished job's result, or cancel one that is still running. The plugin follows a specific pattern for how it delegates work. Tasks that involve writing code are handed to a subagent that Claude Code itself runs using its Sonnet model, since the real work happens inside Kimi and the overhead of deciding what to ask should stay cheap. Deep reasoning requests are handled by a separate subagent run using Claude's more capable Opus model, since judging what to ask and how to interpret the answer benefits from stronger reasoning. Both subagents are simple forwarders: they call the Kimi command line tool with a prompt and pass back whatever Kimi returns. To use it, someone needs Node.js 18.18 or later to run the plugin itself, Node.js 22 or later to run the Kimi tool, the Kimi command line tool installed globally through npm, and a Moonshot or Kimi account to log in with. Installation happens through Claude Code's own plugin marketplace system, adding this repository as a marketplace source and then installing the plugin from it.