kimi-k3 through Syon’s OpenAI-compatible gateway.
1. One-click setup with Teamo Desktop (recommended)
Teamo Desktop is the official desktop client for Syon. It can install Kimi Code, connect it to Syon, and configure the model for you. This is the recommended path for new users. Download for Windows · Download for macOS If your operating system shows a security warning during installation, choose Trust, Open, or Continue. After installing Teamo Desktop, create an account and sign in.
In Teamo Desktop, find Kimi Code and install it.
Then click the one-click setup button. Teamo Desktop will connect your local Kimi Code installation to Syon and write the required configuration automatically.
To switch back to Kimi’s official Coding Plan later, click Disconnect Syon in Teamo Desktop.
After setup is complete, open Kimi Code and start using it.
You can check per-request usage in the Syon dashboard.
2. Manual setup
If you do not want to use Teamo Desktop, follow the steps below to install Kimi Code and connect it to Syon manually.Install Kimi Code CLI
If Kimi Code CLI is already installed, skip to “Connect Kimi Code to Syon”. Kimi Code CLI can be installed in two ways: the official install script (recommended, no Node.js required) or a global npm install. First, open your terminal:- macOS: open Terminal from Applications.
- Windows 11: press
Win + S, search for Terminal, and open it. - Windows 10: press
Win + S, search for Terminal, then open Command Prompt or PowerShell.
Install script (recommended)
macOS / Linux: bash
npm install
If you prefer npm, install Node.js 22.19.0 or later first. Check your Node.js version: bashConnect Kimi Code to Syon
After Kimi Code CLI is installed, run the commands below. Replaceyour Syon API Key with the API key you created in the Syon dashboard.
macOS / Linux:
bash

