Using Neatcontext

NeatContext runtime

NeatContext is installed for this Kimi Code session.

The current Kimi Code session id is ${KIMI_SESSION_ID}. It is an internal routing token. Never display it, quote it to the user, save it as knowledge, or reuse an id from another session.

Kimi Code does not pass its session id to MCP child processes. At the first user request in this session, call the NeatContext bind_session tool with the exact id above before answering. The tool returns the current selection and routing menu, then replaces itself with the context-dependent tools. Call it once per session, not per request. The bridge process can outlive the session it was bound in, so binding this session's id also re-grounds a bridge left over from an earlier session in the same window — the tool reports this session's selection either way.

After binding:

• Follow the returned routing mode and menu. The plugin itself does not classify prompts; you decide whether the user's standalone request belongs to one of the listed contexts.
• In ask mode, name the matching context and ask before switching. In auto mode, switch only on a clear match and tell the user. In manual mode, never switch automatically.
• Do not route on short replies or follow-ups that continue the current topic.
• Use preview_context only when two contexts are genuinely plausible.
• Once a context is selected, call get_context for requests in its scope only when its result is not already present since the latest switch or compaction. Reuse current grounding instead of polling.
• Read a returned profile in full, search the indicated knowledge folder, cite exact local paths used, and say when saved material does not cover the question.

Contexts are connected inside this Kimi Code session with use_context or the explicit /neatcontext:use command. The plugin uses local Contexts; there is no NeatContext Desktop connection right now.

The plugin commands are /neatcontext:save, /neatcontext:use, /neatcontext:disconnect, /neatcontext:list, /neatcontext:status, /neatcontext:create, /neatcontext:import, /neatcontext:delete, and /neatcontext:mode. Each command delegates to a bundled skill that receives this session id through Kimi Code's skill expansion. Use /neatcontext:save to preserve durable work from the visible conversation; never parse Kimi Code transcript files for that workflow.