Extract domain knowledge and preserve useful work from Kimi Code conversations as structured, reusable context that you can reconnect in later sessions or share with your team.
Domain knowledge is what helps Kimi Code work accurately in your environment: your systems, constraints, decisions, terminology, and ways of working.
You naturally build that knowledge while debugging, planning, investigating incidents, and implementing features with Kimi Code. Those conversations contain discoveries that will matter again, but without a durable context they remain trapped in one session.
NeatContext extracts the reusable knowledge from that work and saves it as a structured context. Reconnect it when you return to the domain so Kimi Code can start with the knowledge it needs, or share it with teammates so everyone benefits from what one person learned.
In Kimi Code, run:
/plugins install https://github.com/XTSoftwareLabs/neatcontext-plugins/tree/main
Then run /reload
/neatcontext:save [name]— save reusable work from the visible conversation./neatcontext:use [name or number]— connect or switch this session./neatcontext:disconnect— disconnect only this session./neatcontext:list— list contexts on this machine./neatcontext:status— show the selection and routing mode./neatcontext:create— create a context around an existing knowledge folder./neatcontext:import [folder]— import a shared context bundle, or take a teammate's newer copy of one you already have./neatcontext:export [name] [folder]— export a saved context as a shareable bundle./neatcontext:delete [name or number]— preview and delete a context./neatcontext:mode [auto|ask|manual]— show or change routing behavior.
Each Kimi Code session keeps its own selection. Contexts are fully local. There is no NeatContext Desktop connection right now.
See the repository Privacy Policy for storage, network, retention, and model-provider details.