KISS means Keep It Simple, Stupid.
KISS is a planned Codex plugin that helps users understand projects, coding runs, setup steps, websites, news, and tool updates in a simple visual format.
The main idea is simple:
If something can be done safely without user interaction, KISS should do it. If information is easier to understand as a graph or table, KISS should show that first.
| Version | Focus | Example |
|---|---|---|
| v1 | Project understanding | /kiss what changed |
| v1.5 | Setup, website, and news summaries | /kiss setup <project_name> |
| v2 | Full-auto fix and updates | /kiss full auto update |
flowchart TD
A["User asks KISS"] --> B["KISS detects intent"]
B --> C{"What kind of task?"}
C -->|Project or repo| D["Map project and changes"]
C -->|Setup| E["Guide tool setup"]
C -->|Website or news| F["Summarize sources"]
C -->|Full auto| G["Use available skills/plugins"]
D --> H["Graph or table first"]
E --> H
F --> H
G --> H
H --> I["Simple summary and next step"]
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
/kiss what changed |
Summarize git changes after a coding run |
/kiss what does this project do |
Explain a repo in simple language |
/kiss graph this repo |
Show how project parts connect |
/kiss setup <project_name> |
Install or guide setup for a tool |
/kiss setup superpower |
Example setup request for Superpowers |
/kiss <long run log> |
Explain what happened in a long agent run |
/kiss update |
Show installed tools and available updates |
/kiss full auto fix my bug |
Use available skills to debug, plan, fix, and report |
MIT