ALT Kilo Product Week graphic, day 5. Headline reads "Reviews that fit your repo." Subhead: "Drop a REVIEWS.md in your project. The agent reviews by your conventions, not a generic rubric." A code card on the right shows a sample REVIEWS.md file with review standards: an error-handling section flagging unhandled promises and requiring typed error returns, and a style section that skips line-length nitpicks but enforces named exports. Black background, yellow accent, monospace type.
ALT Kilo Code Reviews graphic about the Memory feature, headed "You don't write the rules. It learns them." Headline reads "It reviews the way you already do." A three-step flow: 1) Watch, you respond to PRs, dismissing line-length nitpicks and acting on error-handling notes; 2) Learn, it analyzes your feedback and spots the pattern; 3) Propose, it opens a PR updating your REVIEWS.md to match. A caption notes the standards stay version-controlled, built from how your team actually works. Black background, yellow accent, monospace type.
ALT Kilo's weekly New in Kilo graphic for the week of June 8, 2026. Three new arrivals listed: 01 Kimi K2.7 Code, a remarkable new coding model from Moonshot AI. 02 MiniMax Token Plans, first batch sold out, new batch now live. 03 Claude Fable 5, top of our coding benchmarks. A yellow callout box highlights Claude Fable 5 as Top of Benchmarks for planning and large-context coding, crushing our planning and large-context coding benchmarks. Kilo logo in the top right corner, kilo.ai and @kilocode in the footer.
ALT Black card with large monospace text reading "SOTA MODELS SHOULD LEARN TO KISS," with KISS highlighted in yellow. Below in smaller grey text: "keep it simple, stupid." Labeled "// FABLE 5 EXPERIMENT" with the Kilo logo in the corner.
ALT Screenshot of the Kilo Console running in a desktop web browser with a dark-themed interface. The center panel displays a stylized yellow Kilo logo above a prompt input containing the text “let’s improve UI.” The selected model is shown as “GPT-5.5 OpenAI,” with shortcuts for agents and commands displayed alongside. A tip below reads, “Press Escape to stop the AI mid-response.” The left sidebar lists a project called “Kilocode Landing” and numerous worktrees with whimsical names such as Radical Crabapple, Vivid Blinker, Pickle Guide, and Cosmic Orchid. The currently selected worktree is “Radical Crabapple.” On the right, a context panel shows details for the selected worktree, along with Reset and Remove buttons and a section labeled Changes. The interface emphasizes managing multiple isolated work environments, AI models, and project contexts from a single dashboard.