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Verbosity

Verbosity controls how much of the agent's tool activity appears in a thread. There are two levels, set per channel:
   tools  ──▶  text, file edits, and tools with side effects; hides reads and searches  (default)
   text   ──▶  text, file edits, and errors; hides all other tools
LevelWhat it shows
Text and tools (tools)Text, file edits, and tool calls with side effects. Hides read, glob, grep, and shell commands that only read. Default.
Text only (text)Text, file edits, and errors. Hides every other tool call.
At both levels you always see the agent's text, file edits (-# ◼︎ edit *file.ts* (+3-1)), errors, ! shell command output, and the footer. Reasoning is never shown.

Setting verbosity

Run /verbosity in a channel or one of its threads and pick a level. The setting is stored per channel and applies immediately, including to sessions that are already running.
From the CLI (the bot must be running):
kimaki channel verbosity text                      # channel of the current directory
kimaki channel verbosity tools --channel 123456789

How tools decides

At the default level, Kimaki hides tool calls that only read:
  • read, glob, and grep.
  • Shell commands the agent marks as having no side effects (hasSideEffect: false). Kimaki's OpenCode plugin adds this field to the shell tool, so the agent marks each command.
Everything else shows as a subtext line, for example -# ┣ shell _run the test suite_. Subagent tool calls follow the same rules and show in the parent thread with the agent name: -# ┣ general ⋅ shell _run the migrations_.