feat(plugin): support project-level plugin directories#1749
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Add support for project-level plugins via workspace local config. - Add 'plugin_dir' array to .kimi-code/local.toml workspace section - Scan project-level plugin directories for kimi-plugin.json manifests - Merge project plugin skills into session skill configuration - Project plugins are scoped to the workspace and do not pollute global state Closes MoonshotAI#511
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Summary
Add support for project-level plugins via workspace local config (
.kimi-code/local.toml).Changes
plugin_dirarray to workspace local config schemascanProjectPluginDirsutility scans directories forkimi-plugin.jsonmanifestsUsage
In your project's
.kimi-code/local.toml:Place plugins under
./plugins/<plugin-name>/kimi-plugin.jsonand their skills will be available in sessions created from that workspace.Closes #511