Coding with AI

Overview

Kisuke includes an integrated AI coding assistant. Get debugging help, code generation, and documentation without leaving the app — from any device. Connect your own account from any supported provider. Kisuke is provider agnostic — all skills, slash commands, and features work across Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and every other supported provider.

Getting Started

Open Kisuke
Tap Chat
Sign in with your AI provider
Start coding with AI

Supported Providers

Official (First-Party)

Anthropic

Claude models — OAuth or API key

OpenAI

GPT models — OAuth or API key

Google

Gemini models — OAuth or API key

xAI

Grok models — API key

zAI

zAI models — API key

Third-Party

Connect via API key to any of these providers: Azure, Cerebras, DeepSeek, Groq, Moonshot, OpenRouter, Qwen, Together AI, Vercel

Skills

Type / in the chat input to bring up the skills picker. All skills work with Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and every other supported provider.

Conversation

Command	Description
`/clear`	Clear the current conversation and start fresh
`/compact`	Summarize and compress the conversation to free up context
`/rename`	Rename the current conversation
`/resume`	Resume a previous conversation
`/rewind`	Rewind the conversation to a previous state

Agentic Modes

Command	Description
`/agent`	Switch to agent mode — the AI takes multi-step actions autonomously
`/auto`	Let the AI decide the best approach automatically
`/plan`	Ask the AI to plan before acting, so you can review the approach first

Code & Review

Command	Description
`/add-dir`	Add a directory to the AI’s context
`/review`	Request a code review of the current file or selection
`/security`	Run a security-focused review of your code

Other

Command	Description
`/skills`	List all available skills
`/todo`	View and manage todos the AI has tracked during your session

Usage & Stats

Command	Description
`/usage`	View token usage for the current session
`/stats`	View detailed session statistics
`/extra-usage`	View extended usage and quota information

Chat Interface

@ File Mentions

Type @ in the chat input to bring up a file selection menu. Tap any file from the list to insert it as a mention — this gives the AI direct context from that file without needing to paste its contents manually.

Code Blocks

AI responses include syntax-highlighted code blocks. Tap to:

Copy - Copy code to clipboard
Insert - Insert into current file
Run - Execute in terminal (if appropriate)

Messages

You - Your messages appear on the right
AI - Responses appear on the left with syntax highlighting

Conversation History

Previous conversations are saved per Session. Access them by:

Tap the history icon in chat
Select a previous conversation
Continue where you left off

Keyboard Shortcuts

Shortcut	Action
`Shift + Tab`	Toggle between chat input and editor focus
`Ctrl + S`	Stash the current prompt to continue later
`Alt + V`	Attach an image (Desktop)

GitHub Actions

Kisuke’s AI chat integrates with GitHub Actions — trigger or monitor workflows directly from the chat interface without leaving your session.

Features

Code Context

When you’re in a Session, the AI has access to:

Your project files
Recent terminal output
Previous conversation history

This helps the AI give relevant, contextual answers specific to your codebase.

Code Generation

Ask the AI to write code:

"Write a Python function to parse CSV files"
"Create a React component for a login form"
"Generate SQL to find duplicate records"

Debugging Help

Share errors and get solutions:

"Why am I getting this error: [paste error]"
"My API call returns 403, what could be wrong?"
"This function returns undefined, help me debug"

Code Explanation

Understand unfamiliar code:

"Explain what this regex does: ^[a-zA-Z0-9+_.-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+$"
"Walk me through this algorithm"
"What does this SQL query do?"

Documentation

Generate docs for your code:

"Add JSDoc comments to this function"
"Write a README for this project"
"Document this API endpoint"

Tips

Be Specific

More detail = better answers:

❌ "Fix my code"
✅ "My React useEffect runs infinitely. Here's my component: [code]. How do I fix the dependency array?"

Include relevant files or errors:

"Looking at src/utils/parser.js, can you optimize the parse function?"

Follow Up

Continue the conversation to refine answers:

"That works, but can you make it handle null values?"

Privacy

Conversations are sent to your chosen AI provider
Kisuke doesn’t store your chat content on our servers
Your API credentials stay on your device

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Concepts

Coding with AI

Overview

Getting Started

Supported Providers

Official (First-Party)

Anthropic

OpenAI

Google

xAI

zAI

Third-Party

Skills

Conversation

Agentic Modes

Code & Review

Other

Usage & Stats

Chat Interface

@ File Mentions

Code Blocks

Messages

Conversation History

Keyboard Shortcuts

GitHub Actions

Features

Code Context

Code Generation

Debugging Help

Code Explanation

Documentation

Tips

Be Specific

Follow Up

Privacy

​Overview

​Getting Started

​Supported Providers

​Official (First-Party)

Anthropic

OpenAI

Google

xAI

zAI

​Third-Party

​Skills

​Conversation

​Agentic Modes

​Code & Review

​Other

​Usage & Stats

​Chat Interface

​@ File Mentions

​Code Blocks

​Messages

​Conversation History

​Keyboard Shortcuts

​GitHub Actions

​Features

​Code Context

​Code Generation

​Debugging Help

​Code Explanation

​Documentation

​Tips

​Be Specific

​Share Context

​Follow Up

​Privacy

Overview

Getting Started

Supported Providers

Official (First-Party)

Third-Party

Skills

Conversation

Agentic Modes

Code & Review

Other

Usage & Stats

Chat Interface

@ File Mentions

Code Blocks

Messages

Conversation History

Keyboard Shortcuts

GitHub Actions

Features

Code Context

Code Generation

Debugging Help

Code Explanation

Documentation

Tips

Be Specific

Share Context

Follow Up

Privacy