omk-navigation

name	omk-navigation
description	Use before editing OMK when a task touches Rust modules, Kimi Wire integration, Kimi-native assets, team runtime, proof, HUD, or multiple files.

OMK Navigation

Use this skill to reduce repository scanning and keep Kimi focused on the smallest useful context.

First Reads

1. Read docs/PROJECT_MAP.md.
2. Read the area README for the files you expect to touch:
   • src/cli/README.md
   • src/runtime/README.md
   • src/wire/README.md
   • src/kimi_native/README.md
3. Run scripts/repo-map.sh if the task spans more than one area or the relevant files are unclear.

Subagent Routing

• Use explore for read-only lookup, symbol mapping, and "where is this implemented?" questions.
• Use plan when a change touches multiple areas, changes runtime behavior, or needs a test strategy.
• Use executor only after the target files and verification commands are known.

Keep explore read-only. Do not ask the implementation agent to rediscover the whole repository.

Kimi Integration Rules

Official Kimi docs are the source of truth:

• Docs root: https://www.kimi.com/code/docs
• Wire Protocol: https://www.kimi.com/code/docs/en/kimi-code-cli/customization/wire-protocol.html
• Skills: https://www.kimi.com/code/docs/en/kimi-code-cli/customization/skills.html
• Subagents: https://www.kimi.com/code/docs/en/kimi-code-cli/customization/sub-agents.html

For Kimi process-control work, prefer kimi --wire and typed Wire events/requests. Prompt scraping is a fallback.

Large-File Rule

Known large files include src/cli/team.rs, src/wire/protocol.rs, and src/runtime/autopilot.rs. Do not split them unless the user explicitly asks. Make the smallest local edit and leave broader refactors for a separate task.

Verification

Pick the narrowest useful command first:

cargo fmt --check
cargo test --test mock_kimi_test
cargo test --test kimi_native_test
cargo test --test team_lifecycle_test
cargo test --test cli_smoke

For real Wire behavior, run scripts/kimi-wire-smoke.sh when a local authenticated Kimi CLI is available.