List supported local CLI agents and their structured transport, resume, and permission capabilities.

Start a local CLI agent asynchronously and return a task id immediately. Use read-only unless edits are required. Parallel write tasks must use independent Git worktrees.

Resume a completed CLI agent session as a new asynchronous task. Never use this to inject into a session still open in an interactive TUI.

Return the current state of an asynchronous agent task.

Wait for an agent task to reach a terminal state, bounded by wait_seconds.

Read agent stdout/stderr from a character cursor. Pass the returned cursor to fetch only new output.

Cancel a running agent task. This does not attach to or modify unrelated interactive TUI sessions.

Check whether the local Kimi Code CLI is callable and report its version.

Start a new non-interactive Kimi Code agent session in a working directory. The Kimi CLI may read, edit, and run commands in that directory. Scope the prompt and work_dir carefully.

Resume a Kimi Code session. Do not resume a session that is still open in an interactive TUI, because two writers can race on the same session.

List local Kimi Code sessions, optionally filtered by working directory.