Requirements
- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
CodeFlicker CLI 编程助手 - 快手员工专用的 AI 代码开发工具,支持更多模型和免费用量
CodeFlicker CLI 编程助手 - 快手员工专用的 AI 代码开发工具,支持更多模型和免费用量
Hand the extracted package to your coding agent with a concrete install brief instead of figuring it out manually.
I downloaded a skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder and install it by following the included instructions. Then review README.md for any prerequisites, environment setup, or post-install checks. Tell me what you changed and call out any manual steps you could not complete.
I downloaded an updated skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder, compare it with my current installation, and upgrade it while preserving any custom configuration unless the package docs explicitly say otherwise. Then review README.md for any prerequisites, environment setup, or post-install checks. Summarize what changed and any follow-up checks I should run.
AI programming assistant CLI by Kuaishou. Similar to Claude Code or Codex CLI. 专为快手员工设计 - 使用 CodeFlicker 进行代码开发,可享受: 更多模型选择(GLM、Claude 系列等) 快手提供的免费 token 用量
When OpenClaw needs to perform development tasks (writing code, refactoring, debugging, etc.): Check if flickcli is available: which flickcli If available, use flickcli with --cwd: flickcli -q --cwd ~/work "开发任务描述" Use workspace as default if no specific path: flickcli -q --cwd ~/work "任务描述"
export npm_config_registry="https://npm.corp.kuaishou.com"
npm install -g @ks-codeflicker/cli
flickcli /login
mkdir -p ~/work Check installation: flickcli --version
Create a workspace directory for codeflicker to use as project base: mkdir -p ~/work cd ~/work
flickcli config list -g
flickcli config set -g model glm-5 flickcli config set -g smallModel claude-haiku-4.5 flickcli config set -g planModel claude-4.5-sonnet flickcli config set -g visionModel claude-4.5-sonnet flickcli config set -g approvalMode yolo Available models (wanqing provider): glm-5 - default glm-4.7, claude-haiku-4.5 - lightweight claude-4.5-sonnet - planning/vision Approval modes: default - require confirmation autoEdit - auto edit yolo - auto execute (use with caution)
# Check if available if which flickcli >/dev/null 2>&1; then # Use flickcli with cwd flickcli -q --cwd ~/work "开发任务" fi
Interactive mode: flickcli "create a new react project" Quiet mode (non-interactive): flickcli -q "implement fibonacci" Continue last session: flickcli -q -c "add unit tests" Specify model: flickcli -m glm-5 "task" Specify working directory: flickcli --cwd /path/to/project "task"
Isolated development using git worktrees: # Create new workspace with random name flickcli workspace create # Create with custom name flickcli workspace create --name feature-login # Create from specific branch flickcli workspace create -b develop # List all workspaces flickcli workspace list # Complete and merge (run from repo root) flickcli workspace complete # Delete without merging flickcli workspace delete <name> flickcli workspace delete <name> --force # even with uncommitted changes
Interactive shell command generator: flickcli run # Then type: "list all files modified today" # Press Enter to generate command # Press Enter again to execute, Ctrl+C to cancel
# Add skill from GitHub flickcli skill add user/repo # Add globally flickcli skill add -g user/repo # List skills flickcli skill list # Remove skill flickcli skill remove <name>
# Add MCP server flickcli mcp add my-server npx @example/mcp-server # List MCP servers flickcli mcp list # Remove MCP server flickcli mcp remove my-server
flickcli log flickcli log /path/to/logfile
Enable/disable specific tools: # Disable write tool (read-only mode) flickcli --tools '{"write":false}' "analyze this code" # Disable bash and write (safe mode) flickcli --tools '{"bash":false,"write":false}' "explain the logic"
flickcli -q --cwd ~/work "fix the null pointer exception in userService.js"
flickcli -q --cwd ~/work "implement REST API for user management"
flickcli -q --cwd ~/work "review this codebase and identify issues"
flickcli -q --cwd ~/work "refactor database layer to use SQLAlchemy"
# 1. Create isolated workspace flickcli workspace create --name feature-payment # 2. Work in the workspace directory cd .codeflicker-workspaces/feature-payment # 3. Do your work with flickcli flickcli -q "implement payment API" # 4. Return to root and complete cd <repository-root> flickcli workspace complete
CommandDescriptionflickcli "task"Interactive modeflickcli -q "task"Quiet modeflickcli -q -c "task"Continue sessionflickcli -q -r <id> "task"Resume sessionflickcli -q --cwd /path "task"Run in specific directoryflickcli config set -g approvalMode yoloAuto-execute modeflickcli workspace createCreate git worktreeflickcli workspace completeMerge workspaceflickcli runNatural language to shellflickcli skill add user/repoAdd skill
Install requires Kuaishou internal npm registry Must login with SSO before first use: flickcli /login Recommended: Create ~/work directory for project base Use --cwd to specify working directory for development tasks yolo mode auto-executes all operations Workspace feature uses git worktrees for isolated development
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