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KiCk is a local OpenAI-compatible proxy for Gemini CLI and Kiro, published by nikzmx and delivered as a native Flutter application. Its purpose is to start a local OpenAI-compatible endpoint directly on the user's device and forward incoming requests either to Gemini CLI through connected Google accounts or to Kiro through an AWS Builder ID session. In practical terms, KiCk acts as an intermediary layer: tools and clients that speak the OpenAI API format can send requests to the local endpoint, and KiCk routes them onward to the appropriate backend service using the account credentials already connected to the app. The software is built for people who want to use Gemini CLI or Kiro without working in the terminal, without performing manual sign-in setup, and without running a separate local server on their own. This makes it relevant to use cases such as connecting OpenAI-compatible applications to Gemini CLI, bridging those applications to Kiro, and simplifying authentication for both services through Google accounts or an AWS Builder ID session instead of command-line configuration. Because it is implemented as a native Flutter app rather than a command-line utility, it packages the proxy functionality into an application form factor, removing the need for users to assemble the server component themselves. KiCk falls into the category of local development and API proxy utilities, specifically tools that adapt third-party AI services to an OpenAI-compatible interface on-device. The current version of KiCk is 1.5.3, and the software has been released in three versions in total, indicating an ongoing release history from the publisher. Overall, KiCk serves as a self-contained bridge between OpenAI-compatible clients and either Gemini CLI or Kiro, with account-based connectivity and a locally hosted endpoint as its defining features.
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