feat: turn off filesystem watch by default - #3931
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Related Issue
No linked issue — internal change.
Problem
Filesystem watchers that hot-reload
local.toml,AGENTS.md, skills, MCP config, andconfig.tomlare on by default. On some environments (notably Windows with deep home/project directories) the recursive watching adds constant event pressure, so the default should be off; users who want hot reload can opt in explicitly.What changed
[watch] enabled/KIMI_CODE_WATCHswitch now defaults to off: with no config and no env var, the process attaches no filesystem watchers and file changes are picked up only after restart.KIMI_CODE_WATCH=1or[watch] enabled = trueexplicitly turns watching back on; the env var keeps its higher priority over the config file.config-files,env-vars, both locales) updated to describe the new default.Checklist
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