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Use Kimi K2 with Claude Code on Groq
Use Kimi K2 model through Groq API with Claude Code. Drop-in replacement for claude command.
Changelog
- v0.1.0: Converted from a simple Proxy script to a library. The original proxy script is available in the
simple-proxybranch but will no longer be maintained.
Installation
If you don't already have Claude Code installed, you can install it with:
npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code
Then install the package:
pip install cckimi
# or:
# pip install "cckimi @ git+https://github.com/fakerybakery/claude-code-kimi-groq"
Quick Start
Get a free Groq API key from Groq.
# Store your Groq API key
cckimi login
# Use `kimi` instead of `claude`
kimi
kimi "write a hello world program"
If you use this
If you use this, I'd love to hear about your experience with Kimi K2 and how it compared with Claude! Please open an Issue to share your experience.
Acknowledgements
Inspired by claude-code-proxy.
License
MIT
Disclaimer: Not affiliated with Groq or Moonshot AI.
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