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Minor Changes

  • #433 85338e9 - Add the built-in update-config skill — you can now have Kimi edit its own config files.

  • #420 86a42a2 - Add persistent experimental feature toggles and a TUI panel that applies confirmed changes by reloading the current session.

  • #383 15d71b5 - Add /reload to reload the current session and apply updated config files, plus /reload-tui to reload only TUI preferences.

  • #393 beb12ac - Users now can prepare several goals for the agent to work on sequentially. The agent will pick up the next goal from the queue once the current goal is completed. Use /goal next <objective> to queue a goal and /goal next manage to review and change the queue interactively.

  • #431 6a4e4c7 - Add a doctor command for validating Kimi Code configuration files.

Patch Changes

  • #393 beb12ac - Stop carrying active and queued goals into forked sessions.

  • #408 6303bd2 - Point session error diagnostics to the /export-debug-zip command.

  • #398 b2801c4 - Set terminal tab titles without renaming the running process.

  • #403 d645d7e - Start automatic background updates as soon as startup's fresh update check finds a newer version.

  • #387 6e74027 - Lowercase the stale file content message in edit tool errors.

  • #428 853c5fc - Ensure Nix-packaged CLI builds can find ripgrep and fd.

  • #411 4598262 - Normalize malformed Responses stream rate limit errors as provider rate limit failures.

  • #405 07e2e0f - Refresh the update target before showing foreground update prompts so the displayed version matches the install.

  • #399 232ed87 - Keep managed OAuth credentials scoped to their configured authentication and API endpoints.

  • #407 07609b4 - Set the CLI process title to kimi-code during startup.

  • #419 d0f8e24 - Document the Git Bash prerequisite for Windows installs.

  • #430 be0da5f - Fail early when Git Bash is missing on Windows before starting CLI sessions.