Add Kilo AI

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Adds Kilo (@kilocode/cli) as a supported default coding agent, following the existing lazy-installed mise tool pattern.

Generated changes

• bin/omarchy-default-agent: a kilo case selecting agent="kilo" with the npm:@kilocode/cli backend; usage and omarchy:args metadata list kilo. No aliases.
• bin/omarchy-agent: kilo shares the OpenCode case, launching as kilo --auto and kilo --auto --prompt <prompt> inline or in the agent terminal. The OpenCode case keeps its exact prior argv.
• default/omarchy/omarchy-menu.jsonc: setup.default.agent.kilo between Hermes and Muse Code (alphabetical by label), labeled kilo, acting on omarchy-default-agent kilo, using the existing generic Agent glyph U+F06A9 — not a new icon-font glyph. No when/aliases, and no duplicate Install > AI entry.
• install/user/mise.sh: omarchy-cmd-missing kilo && omarchy-mise-install npm:@kilocode/cli kilo, keeping a user-managed launcher (e.g. kilo-bin from the AUR) safe across re-provisions, like Cursor's guard.
• migrations/1789043987.sh (0644, no shebang): a Muse-shaped migration — creates the same stub only when kilo is missing and the preinstalls opt-out marker is absent, then leaves both alone.
• bin/omarchy-remove-preinstalls: deletes ~/.local/bin/kilo only when a nonsymlink wrapper's generated mise use -g line names "npm:@kilocode/cli". Symlinks, mention-only wrappers, and other executables survive, as does kilo's own configuration and state.
• manual/17-ai.md: table row plus a Defaults section paragraph covering omarchy default agent kilo, the npm backend, /connect login, kilo-bin on the AUR, and the shadowing caveat recommending one installation method.

Agent usage collectors, the agents panel, quick console, first-run picker, and crash diagnosis carry over through the shared agent path with no list edits on my part.

Verification

Validated on this machine (macOS, only Bash 3.2 available):

• test/shell.d/menu-test.sh — full pass, including the kilo entry assertions, ordering, alias-free and no-Install-entry checks, and the icon-font glyph check.
• test/shell.d/mise-install-test.sh — full pass, including the new scoped-npm kilo case. The local sandbox blocks mktemp, so it ran with a workspace-backed mktemp shim on PATH — the only environmental deviation in that run.
• A 41-assertion behavior probe mirroring the suites' assertions passed under Bash 3.2 with a temp HOME and mocked command binaries: wrapper generation and mise-invocation argv, cold selection, failed install (nonzero exit, message names mise, selection preserved), inline open on success, installed-selection and user-owned-launcher flows, bypass/prompted/literal leading-dash argv, unchanged OpenCode argv through the shared case, migration create/preserve/opt-out, user-setup provisioning create/preserve, remove-preinstalls delete-vs-preserve for all four wrapper shapes, and the usage line.

Not runnable here — this machine has no Bash 5, no container/VM tooling, and no sibling ISO checkout:

• test/shell.d/default-agent-test.sh and test/shell.d/preinstalls-test.sh — require Bash ≥ 4.4 (declare -A, mapfile -d ''); with the extensions in this PR, ./test/shell as a whole needs that environment too.
• ./test/cli — its runner uses local -n namerefs (Bash ≥ 4.3).
• VM-based graphical acceptance and real-package runtime checks: the actual mise use download, second-run --version latency, third-party kilo --help, /connect, and skill-file discovery by the CLI at runtime.