ns-omp-provider-kiro

Kiro (AWS CodeWhisperer/Q) models in OMP.

Published on npm as ns-omp-provider-kiro:

omp plugin install ns-omp-provider-kiro

Pin a version with omp plugin install ns-omp-provider-kiro@0.2.1 — bare names, scoped names, and name@version all resolve as npm specs.

From a local build

To build from a clone instead — for developing this package or ns-kiro-core before a release — install from the path:

git clone git@github.com:ngosangns/ns-bridge.git
cd ns-bridge && pnpm install && pnpm -r build
omp plugin install ./packages/omp-provider-kiro

Sign in once with kiro-cli — Builder ID, IAM Identity Center, Google, GitHub, or enterprise OIDC all work, because kiro-cli does them:

kiro-cli login

Then, in OMP:

/login kiro
/model

/login kiro picks up the kiro-cli session and refreshes it when it expires, writing the refresh back so both tools stay on the same token. With no session on the machine it prompts for a Kiro API key (ksk_…) instead.

/model lists whatever your account's region actually serves: the catalog is fetched from Kiro's management API and cached for an hour, so a model added upstream shows up without a release here.

Notes

• Reasoning effort maps onto Kiro's own ladder per model — xhigh and max exist only where the model advertises them, and a request for more thinking than a model offers is clamped rather than rejected.
• Usage (/settings) reports the account's Kiro credit balance — the one the host is signed in with, so run /login kiro after signing the machine into a different account.
• Sessions come from the machine: the kiro-cli store first, the Kiro IDE's token file as a fallback. They can be different IdC users of the same Kiro profile, so KIRO_AUTH_SOURCE=ide switches a machine over to the IDE's login instead.
• KIRO_API_KEY is read as a fallback when no session is stored.
• KIRO_DEBUG=1 writes a full request/response trace to ~/.ns-kiro-provider/logs/kiro-debug.log, with credentials redacted.

This is the recommended Kiro path in OMP. ns-omp-provider can also register a kiro provider, but leaves it off by default so the two never fight over the id.

Part of ns-bridge.