Every Kilo Code story we've covered — releases, tutorials, and analysis, summarised from the community and the official changelog. 17 and counting. New summaries are published as videos drop.
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Kilo Code's new open-source CLI brings agentic coding to the terminal — 500+ selectable models, plan/code/debug/reviewer agent modes, an auto model router, live cost tracking, and remote cloud sessions.
Kilo Code's cloud agents — running in isolated containers without a local machine — gain commits authored by your own GitHub account, reusable environment profiles with custom agents and skills, in-dashboard PR status, and live remote sessions synced from the CLI.
Kilo Code demos a Kiloclaw agent that watches your calendar, researches first-time external meetings 30 minutes ahead, and drops a briefing into Slack — background, company, recent news, and talking points.
The Kilo Code team reports 75-80% of Gartner Summit enterprise conversations focused on AI cost control over adoption — plus insights on GitHub Copilot pricing changes and open-weight model acceptance.
Kilo Code tests Anthropic Fable 5 by pasting a GitHub screenshot and prompting it to recreate the full platform including Git repo hosting. After 10 minutes, the result was a near-identical UI with functional mock repositories.
Kilo Code benchmarks Claude Opus 4.8 against MiniMax M3 on a real coding task. MiniMax M3 is 10x cheaper — is it 10x worse? Short answer: not really. Here's what the test shows.
Kilo Code's Agent Manager gives you a kanban dashboard for running multiple coding agents in parallel. Each agent gets its own git work tree so they never conflict, and you can compare different AI models on the same task side by side.
Kilo Code's codebase indexing feature returns with semantic search. Setup takes one minute: enable in settings, pick an embedding provider (Kilo Tokens, Mistral, Ollama+LanceDB, OpenAI, OpenRouter, Gemini), and the agent can find code by concept rather than exact string.
RooFlow v3.6.12 (formerly ClaudeFlow) adds federation so multiple RooFlow instances can share agents securely, expands from 87 to 314 native tools, and ships adaptive backpressure for long-running agent jobs.
Kilo Code introduces Kilo for GitHub — an AI coding agent you @-mention inside GitHub issues and PRs. It reads the thread, diff, and codebase to answer questions, diagnose bugs, and implement changes.
A short Kilo Code demo: KiloClaw reads your Slack threads while you're away and returns a single summary of what happened, what needs a response, and what you can ignore.
In a short Kilo Code clip, Chris Alexiuk argues Model Context Protocol has settled into its intended role — a useful adapter for hooking agents to context and tools — rather than the revolutionary tech some expected. Analysis, not a how-to.
Kilo Code demos KiloClaw watching an inbox and posting a morning Slack digest — what needs a reply today, what was missed, and what can wait — flagging overdue email with its age.
Live webinar co-hosted by Kilo Code and MiniMax exploring MiniMax M3 model capabilities inside Kilo Code for AI coding and agentic tasks.
Live webinar co-hosted by NVIDIA and Kilo Code, covering GPU-accelerated AI development workflows and how NVIDIA hardware pairs with Kilo Code's multi-model coding assistant platform.
Kilo Claw is a personal AI assistant that connects to Gmail, Google Calendar, and Slack — scheduling reminders, triaging your inbox, and prepping you for meetings, all inside Kilo Chat.
Kilo Code's DevRel team hosts KiloShop, a casual live workshop featuring conversations with AI builders about practical workflows, tooling, and real-world AI coding use cases.
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