Problem
Kimaki 0.13.0 natively supports kimaki send --cwd <path> for existing project subfolders and git worktrees. wp-coding-agents still ships bridges/kimaki/bin/datamachine-kimaki-session, which manually creates a notify-only thread, writes directly to Kimaki SQLite tables, and then sends a follow-up prompt.
That direct DB mutation was a workaround for missing native cwd/worktree routing and should be removed or reduced to a very thin compatibility shim.
Scope
- Replace helper behavior with native
kimaki send --channel ... --cwd ... --prompt ... routing.
- Avoid direct writes to Kimaki
thread_sessions / thread_worktrees tables.
- Update DMC/README guidance and verification output to prefer native
--cwd.
- Remove the helper if no caller still needs its old interface, or keep a small wrapper only when needed for DMC compatibility.
Acceptance criteria
- Existing worktree session handoff goes through Kimaki native
--cwd.
- No wp-coding-agents code writes directly to Kimaki internal SQLite tables.
- Tests cover the compatibility wrapper or removal path.
- Documentation no longer teaches the DB-backed helper as the primary route.
AI assistance
This issue was identified during an OpenCode GPT-5.5 review of wp-coding-agents against Kimaki 0.13.0.
Problem
Kimaki 0.13.0 natively supports
kimaki send --cwd <path>for existing project subfolders and git worktrees. wp-coding-agents still shipsbridges/kimaki/bin/datamachine-kimaki-session, which manually creates a notify-only thread, writes directly to Kimaki SQLite tables, and then sends a follow-up prompt.That direct DB mutation was a workaround for missing native cwd/worktree routing and should be removed or reduced to a very thin compatibility shim.
Scope
kimaki send --channel ... --cwd ... --prompt ...routing.thread_sessions/thread_worktreestables.--cwd.Acceptance criteria
--cwd.AI assistance
This issue was identified during an OpenCode GPT-5.5 review of wp-coding-agents against Kimaki 0.13.0.