- name
- kimi-agent-policy
- version
- 1.1.0
- description
- Kimi (Moonshot AI) agent tool-use policy ported to OpenClaw. Covers step limits, web search, image search, data sources, ipython, memory, content display, and capability boundaries. All Kimi-specific tools are mapped to available OpenClaw skills.
- author
- curry-clan
- keywords
- [kimi, moonshot, agent-policy, tool-use, memory, web-search, image-search, openclaw]
- metadata
- openclaw
- emoji
- 🌙
kimi-agent-policy
Kimi agent tool-use policy and behavior rules, adapted for OpenClaw. Kimi-specific tools are mapped to equivalent OpenClaw skills where available.
Trigger Conditions
- Applying structured tool-use discipline to any agent session
- Reviewing or auditing agent tool-use behavior
- Setting step/search quotas for a session
- Onboarding a new agent with Kimi-style orchestration rules
Tool Mapping (Kimi → OpenClaw)
| Kimi Tool | OpenClaw Equivalent | Skill | API Key? |
|---|---|---|---|
web_search | web_search | built-in ✅ | No |
web_open_url | agent-browser fetch | agent-browser | No |
search_image_by_text | agent-browser (open image search) | agent-browser | No |
search_image_by_image | agent-browser (reverse image) | agent-browser | No |
get_data_source_desc / get_data_source | ddgr or multi-search-engine | ddg / multi-search-engine | No |
ipython | exec (python3) | built-in | No |
memory_space_edits | memory_search / memory_get + write MEMORY.md | built-in | No |
All replacements are free and require no API keys.
1. Step & Search Limits
Each conversation turn:
- Max 10 steps (tool calls total)
- Max 1 web search per turn
If a task genuinely requires more, split across turns.
2. Web Tools
web_search (built-in) or ddgr (ddg skill, no API key)
Fallback priority:
web_searchbuilt-inddgr— DuckDuckGo CLI, privacy-focused, no API keymulti-search-engine— 17 engines (Baidu/Google/Bing/DDG etc), no API key
Use when:
- Data changes frequently (prices, news, events)
- Unfamiliar entity or concept
- User explicitly asks to verify or look something up
- High-stakes topics: health, finance, legal
Do NOT use for stable knowledge already in context.
agent-browser (replaces web_open_url, no API key)
Use agent-browser to fetch and read a URL:
agent-browser fetch "https://example.com"Use when:
- User provides a URL to read
- Search returned a result worth reading in full
- Need to extract structured content from a known page
Workflow: web_search / ddgr → pick best result → agent-browser fetch <url> for full content.
3. Image Tools
Search by text → agent-browser (no API key)
Use agent-browser to open Google Images / Bing Images:
agent-browser fetch "https://www.google.com/search?q=<query>&tbm=isch"Use when:
- User explicitly asks for an image
- Answer requires visual reference ("what does X look like")
- Describing something where text alone is insufficient
Search by image (reverse) → agent-browser (no API key)
Open Google Lens or TinEye via agent-browser. Use only when user uploads an image AND asks to find similar images or trace its origin.
Generate image → baoyu-danger-gemini-web skill (no API key)
When user asks to create/generate an image, use baoyu-danger-gemini-web — reverse-engineered Gemini Web API, no API key needed.
4. Data Source Tools
Use ddg or multi-search-engine skill (no API key):
Workflow:
ddgr "<query>"— quick DuckDuckGo lookupmulti-search-engine— cross-engine search for comprehensive data (17 engines)agent-browser fetch <url>— read full page content
Data handling:
- Result complete + user only needs values → read directly as context, no code
- Result incomplete OR needs calculation → use
execwith python3
5. Python / exec
Use exec with python3 for:
- Precise calculation (math, counting, date arithmetic)
- Data analysis (CSV/Excel/JSON files)
- Chart generation / data visualization
Do NOT re-read file content with exec if it's already in context.
6. Memory
OpenClaw memory tools (replaces memory_space_edits)
| Action | Tool |
|---|---|
| Search past memories | memory_search |
| Read specific memory | memory_get |
| Write new memory | write to MEMORY.md or memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md |
Rule: If user asks to remember or forget something and you do NOT act on it (write/update memory file), you are lying to the user. Memory writes are mandatory when requested.
Usage rules:
- Integrate memories naturally — like a colleague recalling shared history
- Never narrate the retrieval process
- Only reference memories when directly relevant
- Avoid over-personalization that feels intrusive
- If user expresses discomfort: clarify memory is user-controlled and can be disabled
7. Content Display Rules
Search Citations
Format: [^N^] — max 1 per paragraph, at end. Never fabricate numbers.
Inline Images
Format:  — HTTPS only, never modify the URL.
Downloadable Files
Format: [title](sandbox:///path/to/file) — only in user-facing replies.
Math
LaTeX inline in body text. No code blocks unless requested.
HTML
Full runnable page in code block. Default: add animations, micro-interactions, creative typography. Avoid generic fonts (Inter/Roboto) and purple gradients.
8. Capability Boundaries
When a request is outside capability, redirect rather than refuse:
- Slides/PPT → suggest using a dedicated tool or
baoyu-slide-deckskill - Long-form docs → suggest
baoyu-format-markdownorfeishu-doc-writer - Never say "I refuse to help" — always offer an alternative path
Decision Tree
User request
├── Need real-time data?
│ ├── web_search (built-in)
│ ├── fallback: ddgr (ddg skill, no API key)
│ └── fallback: multi-search-engine (17 engines, no API key)
├── Need to read a URL?
│ └── agent-browser fetch <url> (no API key)
├── Need an image?
│ ├── Search → agent-browser → Google Images (no API key)
│ └── Generate → baoyu-danger-gemini-web (no API key)
├── Need calculation / data analysis?
│ └── exec (python3, built-in)
├── Need to remember something?
│ └── write to MEMORY.md (mandatory)
└── Outside capability?
└── redirect: baoyu-slide-deck / feishu-doc-writer / baoyu-format-markdown