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Website templates for Kimi Code

Kimi Code handles long context well, which helps with VibeFather prompts that spell out every section and animation in detail.

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  1. 01

    Install the VibeFather skill

    terminal
    npx skills add https://vibefather.ai -g -a kimi-code-cli

    Or npx skills add https://vibefather.ai to pick several agents, or npx vibefather skill for all of them.

  2. 02

    Or connect the MCP server

    In Kimi Code's MCP settings, add a remote (Streamable HTTP) server named vibefather with this URL. No API key.

    MCP server URL
    https://mcp.vibefather.ai

  3. 03

    Just ask

    Ask Kimi Code for a site — “a brutalist portfolio”, “a dark SaaS landing page”, or a template by name. It shows you options with live demos, asks for your details once and builds it. Paste the Copy prompt instruction as-is; it installs the skill and fetches the template itself.

Popular templates

All templates →

Hand-drawn science explainer

  • Explainer
  • Hand-drawn

WebGL product launch page

  • Landing Page
  • 3D

Retro OS desktop portfolio

  • Portfolio
  • Retro OS

FAQ

Are these templates free to use with Kimi Code?

For personal and non-commercial projects, yes: live demos, DESIGN.md files and most prompts are free under CC BY-NC 4.0. Commercial use, Pro-only prompts and source code come with Pro.

Do the templates only work in Kimi Code?

No. The prompts are plain Markdown, so the same template works in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot and other AI coding tools. Results vary a little between tools and models.

Which model built the demos?

Each template page says which model and tool built its live demo. We build it from the published prompt with nothing added.

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