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Kilo has introduced several new features aimed at enhancing the coding experience, including AI-powered code reviews for GitHub pull requests and streamlined one-click deployments for Next.js applications. The platform now offers default inline autocomplete functionality, leveraging advanced AI technology, and has launched an enterprise version that emphasizes governance and security for organizations. These developments reflect Kilo's commitment to integrating AI into coding workflows while addressing concerns about AI reliability and control.
Kilo has just rolled out a rebuilt Kilo Code VS Code extension pre-release, now powered by the portable, MIT-licensed OpenCode core shared with its CLI. It adds parallel tool calls and subagents, plus Agent Manager upgrades like git worktrees, inline diff review, and multi-model comparisons.
Kilo tested its Code Reviewer on two real Hono pull requests, comparing Claude Opus 4.6 with budget model Kimi K2.5. The results show wildly different token usage and issue detection, plus what a 10-dev team might spend monthly.
Kilo has just rolled out Gas Town by Kilo, turning Steve Yegge’s multi-agent orchestrator into a fully managed hosted service. It supports swarms of 20–30+ coding agents with roles, workflows, monitoring, and auto-recovery—plus unified billing via Kilo Gateway.