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captain-memo connect kimi — share the corpus with Kimi CLI, and set it up on your own local Ollama. Registers the captain-memo MCP server into kimi (kimi mcp add captain-memo -- … → ~/.kimi/mcp.json) so Kimi reads the SAME local memory as Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, opencode and the rest. It also writes ~/.kimi/config.toml for you: the local Ollama provider (openai_legacy at http://127.0.0.1:11434/v1) plus one [models."<id>"] alias per model from ollama list — so Kimi runs entirely on your own machine, with no Moonshot key and no login, and kimi -m "<id>" reaches every model you have pulled. Verified against kimi-cli 1.48.0.
Honest by construction: a box with no local Ollama models gets nothing written (a base_url-only config would claim a capability you don't have), and it tells you to pull a model.
The root default_model is only kept if it still resolves to a declared alias, so an ollama rm can never leave Kimi pointing at a model that's gone (it would die with "LLM not set" while the installer claimed success).
An embedding model is never chosen as the default — ollama list returns embedders (this project's own docs tell you to pull one) and an embedder cannot chat.