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Kimi 3 on GitHub,
one shortcut away.

Summarise pull requests, run a full code review, explain a file, or turn an issue into a plan — streamed into a side panel without leaving your tab.

Add to Chrome — it's free ★ View source
Press Ctrl / ⌘ Shift K on any PR, file, or issue.
🔑 Requires your own Kimi (Moonshot) API key — free to create. Your key stays in your browser; your requests bill your account.
github.com/acme/api/pull/482/files
src/auth/session.ts
export function createSession(user: User) { - const token = sign(user.id) + const token = sign(user.id, { expiresIn: "15m" }) + const refresh = sign(user.id, { expiresIn: "7d" }) return { token, refresh } }
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Full code review (bugs, tests, security)Risks, missing tests, security edge cases
Full code review

High-risk issues

Suggested tests

Copy as Markdown Copy as comment Insert
How it works

Shortcut, pick, ship.

No new tab, no copy-pasting diffs into a chat window. The whole loop happens over the page you're already reading.

Summon the palette

Hit the shortcut on any GitHub pull request, file, or issue. A searchable palette opens, showing only the commands that fit the page.

Ctrl/⌘ Shift K

Run a flow

Type to fuzzy-filter, press Enter, and Kimi 3 streams into a side panel. It reads the real diff, file text, or issue body for you.

Copy or insert

Take the result as Markdown, as a ready-to-paste GitHub comment, or drop it straight into the comment box on the page.

Flows

Commands that know where they are.

Each context gets its own set. Prompts live in one JSON file, so adding your own flow is a few lines — no build gymnastics.

Pull request/pull/·
  • →Summarise this PR in plain English
  • →Full code review (bugs, tests, security)
  • →Suggest additional test cases
File/blob/·
  • →Explain this file to a junior dev
  • →Suggest refactors and cleanup
Issue/issues/·
  • →Outline implementation steps
  • →Draft clarifying questions as a comment

Your key. Your endpoint. Your data.

Kimi3Flow is bring-your-own-key. There's no account and no server in the middle — page content goes only to the Kimi 3 endpoint you configure, only when you run a flow.

✓API key stored locally in your browser, never synced to us.
✓Works with any OpenAI-compatible Kimi 3 endpoint.
✓MIT-licensed and open source — read every line.
Install

Two ways in.

Grab it from the store, or build from source in under a minute.

From the Chrome Web Store

One click to install. Then open the options page and paste your own Kimi API key (base URL https://api.moonshot.ai/v1, model kimi-k3).

Add to Chrome

Also works in Microsoft Edge.

From source

For contributors and the developer-mode crowd.

# clone, build, load unpacked
git clone https://github.com/wushu75/Kimi3Flow.git
cd kimi3flow
npm install
npm run build   # → extension/dist

# chrome://extensions → Developer mode →
# Load unpacked → select extension/dist