What feature would you like to see?
Legacy kimi-cli supported /btw <question> as a side-question command. In the new TypeScript-based Kimi Code(for now, v0.5.0) implementation, /btw does not appear in the built-in slash command registry or the current slash command documentation, and using it behaves as an unknown slash input / normal message instead of opening a side-question flow.
Legacy behavior
In legacy kimi-cli, /btw allowed the user to ask a quick side question without interrupting the main conversation.
Documented behavior:
- Usage:
/btw <question>
- Available both when idle and during streaming.
- Runs in an isolated context.
- Can see conversation history.
- Does not modify the main conversation history.
- Tool calls are disabled; response is text-only.
- During streaming, the response appears in a scrollable modal panel.
- Wire / ACP clients could use
BtwBegin / BtwEnd with run_side_question().
Expected behavior
Kimi Code should restore feature parity with legacy kimi-cli:
Additional information
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What feature would you like to see?
Legacy
kimi-clisupported/btw <question>as a side-question command. In the new TypeScript-based Kimi Code(for now, v0.5.0) implementation,/btwdoes not appear in the built-in slash command registry or the current slash command documentation, and using it behaves as an unknown slash input / normal message instead of opening a side-question flow.Legacy behavior
In legacy
kimi-cli,/btwallowed the user to ask a quick side question without interrupting the main conversation.Documented behavior:
/btw <question>BtwBegin/BtwEndwithrun_side_question().Expected behavior
Kimi Code should restore feature parity with legacy
kimi-cli:Additional information
No response