Kimi Code Shortcut Profile

The complete Kimi Code keyboard shortcut pack for Stream Deck.

47 shortcuts across 7 categories — organized, scored by importance, and ready to install on Stream Deck Mini, Neo, Classic / MK.2, XL. Stop memorizing key combos. One tap, one action.

What's included:

• Session (14): New Session, Browse Sessions, Background Tasks, Fork Session, Session Title, and 9 more • Modes (7): YOLO Mode, Auto Mode, Plan Mode, Swarm Mode, Set Goal, and 2 more • Config (7): Providers, Switch Model, Settings Panel, Experiments, Permission Mode, and 2 more • Info (7): Help, Side Question, Token Usage, Session Status, MCP Servers, and 2 more • Control (6): Toggle Plan, Inject Message, Interrupt Turn, Toggle Output, Open In Editor, and 1 more • Skills (5): MCP Config, Custom Theme, Update Config, Kimi Docs Helper, Sub-skills • Help (1): Open Docs

Features: • 47 commands across 7 folders • Plan, YOLO, Auto and Swarm modes on one page • Goal mode: set, pause and resume keys • Ctrl+S injects into the running turn • Built for Kimi Code, not the old kimi-cli

Install: double-click any .streamDeckProfile to import, then in the Stream Deck app open Preferences → Profiles → App and pick your terminal emulator (Kimi Code runs inside the terminal — auto-bind isn't possible at the OS level).

Learn more about Kimi Code: https://moonshotai.github.io/kimi-code/en/

v1 — 2026-08-18 First release. Kimi Code in the terminal, every key taken from Moonshot AI's own reference.

Built for **Kimi Code**, not the older kimi-cli. The two look alike from the outside, but kimi-cli's own /upgrade command now points users at Kimi Code as its successor — so that is what this profile targets.

47 keys across 7 folders — Session, Modes, Config, Info, Skills, Control and Help.

Highlights: all four modes on one page (/plan, /yolo, /auto, /swarm); goal mode with separate set, pause and resume keys; Ctrl+S to inject a message into the turn already running; /web to continue the session in the browser UI.

/secondary-model is deliberately absent — the docs say it is only visible when the subagent model pool experiment is enabled, so it would be a dead key on a default install. Ctrl+C and Ctrl+D are absent too: both exit, and Esc already interrupts.

Note: Kimi Code runs inside a terminal emulator — Smart Profile auto-switch isn't applicable. Bind the profile manually via the Stream Deck app's App dropdown after install.