Welcome to Kepler
Kepler is an AI coding agent that plans, edits, runs, and tests your code. You can use it from your terminal, from a cloud workspace, or wire it into Studio workflows.
These docs cover the CLI — the fastest way to get productive with Kepler today. If you’re new, start with Getting Started. If you already have Kepler installed and want to know what the slash commands do, jump to Commands.
Quick links
- Getting Started — install, sign in, run your first turn
- Commands — every
/slashcommand and what it does - Choosing a Model — Sonnet vs Opus vs BYOK, tier limits
- Approvals & Safety — risk tiers, permission modes, HITL
- Skills — install and use portable skill bundles
- Automation & CI/CD — headless mode, local mode, CI integration
- Getting Good Results — accuracy patterns, when to use
/plan - Settings — the dashboard, credits, keys, defaults
- Troubleshooting — common errors and fixes
- Reference — env vars, keyboard shortcuts, files on disk
Install
npm i -g @axplusb/keplerThen run kepler in any project directory.