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Kiwipow Agent

Kiwipow Agent

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Coding sessions in VS Code with a choice of model engine per session.
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Kiwipow Agent

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A VS Code coding agent that plans a feature before it reads your code, and calls nothing done until a test proves each rule.

Early days. Kiwipow Agent is young and you will hit bugs. Things are changing frequently, use at own risk! Report them; they usually get fixed fast.

Why it's different

What it does Why you want it
Feature planning, blind to the code The planner reads your docs and approved specs, never the code (enforced at the tool call), and writes a spec of named rules. A planner that reads the code inherits its bugs as requirements; this one plans from intent.
You rule on disagreements The spec is mapped against the code; each conflict becomes a decision card with both sides and proposed rewordings. Nothing is silently absorbed. You decide whether the spec or the code is wrong.
Done means proven Every task names the test that proves each rule it delivers; the plan view shows each rule's task and test, or the gap. No "done" without evidence you can click through.
Targeted verification When all tasks are tested, your test commands run over just the projects the feature touched; a failure goes back to the implementer. Only the suites that matter run, and red never reaches you as finished.
Scripts instead of turns The model writes one JavaScript program that reads, greps, runs commands and edits across many files, in a sandbox that reaches nothing but those gated functions. Edits are staged and shown as one diff to approve. One turn instead of dozens: faster, and only the result enters the context, not every file along the way.
Cleanup after green Functions, types and files that grew past your limits are split once tests pass. The feature lands without leaving a mess.
Specs compound An approved spec is read by the next planner like a doc. What one feature settled reaches the next without restating it.
Docs evaluation Reads your docs the way the planner does and says where their arrangement costs a plan, then fixes what you pick. Better docs, better plans.

Any model, per step

  • Claude through the Claude Agent SDK.
  • Any OpenAI-compatible endpoint on Kiwipow Agent's own tool loop.
  • A profile picks the model per step: the strongest reasoner for planning and mapping, a fast cheap one for implementation.
  • Your .mcp.json servers (the workspace's and ~/.mcp.json, with Claude Code's user-wide list moved there on first run), CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md, skills and permission rules work the same on both.

Also

  • Chat sessions for everyday work, with the full tool set.
  • Plan sessions for work the code shapes, such as a UI on its framework: intent is agreed before the code is read, then the plan is made against the code and built in a chat.
  • Prompts that don't nag. Read-only tools and commands, your package.json scripts and your test commands run without asking; other shell calls are prompted command by command.
  • Large JSON without reading it whole: query a file by expression and get back only the rows you asked for.

Get started

Install Kiwipow Agent from the Marketplace. Windows only (x64, arm64).

Claude sessions need one of:

  • an Anthropic API key, added to the Claude provider on the settings page (gear icon), or
  • a Claude Code login already on this machine, used when no key is set.

Open Kiwipow Agent in the activity bar, press +, pick Feature planning and describe the feature. For a non-Claude model, add a provider on the settings page.

More

  • docs/plan-sessions.md: the feature planning workflow step by step, and Plan sessions.
  • docs/settings.md: every setting, MCP servers, logs.
  • docs/developing.md: build from source.
  • docs/intent/agent.md: why it works this way.
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