Kimi

Kimi Code CLI session parser.

Source: src/providers/kimi.ts
Loading: eager (src/providers/index.ts)
Test: tests/providers/kimi.test.ts

Where it reads from

$KIMI_SHARE_DIR/sessions/ if set, otherwise ~/.kimi/sessions/.

Kimi stores sessions by work-directory hash:

~/.kimi/
  kimi.json
  config.toml
  sessions/
    <workdir-md5>/
      <session-id>/
        context.jsonl
        wire.jsonl
        state.json
        subagents/
          <agent-id>/
            context.jsonl
            wire.jsonl

kimi.json maps each work-directory hash back to the original working path. CodeBurn uses that to display the project basename; if the metadata file is missing, the hash directory name is used.

Storage Format

CodeBurn reads wire.jsonl. Each data line is a persisted wire record:

{"timestamp":1776162403,"message":{"type":"StatusUpdate","payload":{"message_id":"msg-1","token_usage":{"input_other":100,"input_cache_read":25,"input_cache_creation":10,"output":40}}}}

TurnBegin / SteerInput provide the user prompt, ToolCall / ToolCallRequest provide tool names and shell commands, and StatusUpdate.token_usage provides the billable token counts.

Caching

None.

Deduplication

Per kimi:<session-id>:<message_id>, falling back to the status-update line index if the message id is absent.

Quirks

Kimi's official TokenUsage separates input_other, input_cache_read, input_cache_creation, and output. CodeBurn maps those directly into input, cache read, cache write, and output.
The current Kimi wire schema does not persist the model on every usage update. CodeBurn uses KIMI_MODEL_NAME when set, then the active ~/.kimi/config.toml default model, then kimi-auto.
kimi-auto, kimi-code, and kimi-for-coding are priced as kimi-k2-thinking so managed Kimi Code sessions do not show as $0 when the exact backend model is hidden.
Subagent sessions are discovered from subagents/<agent-id>/wire.jsonl and parsed as separate Kimi sessions under the same project.

When Fixing A Bug Here

Reproduce with a tiny wire.jsonl fixture in tests/providers/kimi.test.ts.
If token totals look wrong, inspect StatusUpdate.token_usage first; context.jsonl only stores context checkpoints and cumulative counts, not per-step billing detail.
If tools are missing, check whether Kimi emitted ToolCall, ToolCallRequest, or nested SubagentEvent; CodeBurn intentionally counts subagent wire files separately to avoid double-counting parent mirrors.

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