Tensors do not have component values by default in Cadabra. You typically write down some tensor expression in abstract form (like that Ki
line of yours) and then evaluate
the components of that expression by making use of implicit or explicit rules about the components of the tensors that make up this expression.
In your case, try something like
from cdb.core.component import *
{i,j,k,l,m,n}::Indices(topological, values={1,2,3}).
\epsilon{#}::EpsilonTensor.
Ki := (K_{i})_{m n} = \epsilon_{i m n}.
evaluate(Ki, rhsonly=True);
get_component(Ki, $1, 2, 3$);
Note that I have also added the range of the indices.
There isn't anything simple at the moment to get a two-index object in the form of a matrix, unfortunately.