Kimchi
Kimchi is an AI-assisted coding assistant CLI tool that uses the pi-mono SDK infrastructure and works in a terminal environment. It can work with single model mode or multiple model (multi-model) mode, which distributes tasks between roles. Orchestrator manages code development processes through different roles, such as planner, builder, reviewer, explorer, and searcher.
Kimchi
80getkimchi · AI Coding Assistants
Common commercial products in this category: GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Tabnine
- You run an AI-based coding assistant with interactive commands via the terminal
- In multi-model mode, you automatically distribute tasks to different roles, such as the orchestrator, builder, and reviewer.
- You configure and modify AI models assigned for roles through the model selector or setting file
- • NeutralHacker News
The Art of Kimchi (2009)
“The typical cabbage Kimchi also has a number of regional variants as well. Instead of salted shrimp, I've seen it made with small clams, or other things. It also makes it difficult to be a vegan in Korea (though its getting easier as that type of thing becomes more common) as…”
- • NeutralHacker News
The Art of Kimchi (2009)
“You are accurate in that fish sauce is the original but people switched to shrimp sauce because it was less pungent. I think when you salt the veggies and then coat it with a mix of garlic pepper paste and wait for fermentation to occur, flavor is produced. Like if you ate a…”
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