Moonshot AI Launches Kimi WebBridge, Letting AI Operate Your Browser
Moonshot AI has launched the Kimi WebBridge browser plugin, targeting local AI Agents such as Kimi Code, Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. It enables AI to carry user login status and cookies to directly operate the browser, achieving automated tasks like clicking, scrolling, inputting, form filling, and cross-site information integration. Users only need to install the extension in Chrome or Edge and run a single command to install a local daemon to use it.
Kimi WebBridge
A browser plugin designed specifically for AI Agents, allowing AI to help you open webpages, click buttons, fill out forms, and extract information, automating various tedious web operations for you.
What You Can Do With WebBridge
Automated research and writing
Smart information filling
Quantitative strategy backtesting
FAQ
Kimi WebBridge works through a local bridge service and a browser extension: The Agent sends instructions to the bridge service, and the extension completes navigation, clicking, screenshotting, and page reading operations in your active Chrome or Edge browser based on the Chrome DevTools Protocol, then returns the results to the Agent. All execution is completed locally on your device, and login status and web content will not leave your device.
Please confirm that the Kimi WebBridge browser plugin has been successfully installed, then resend and run the connection instruction in Kimi Work. After running, you need to restart the Kimi desktop version.
If you encounter any issues during use, you can visit the Help Center to find solutions. If you have any suggestions or feedback, you are welcome to scan the code to join the Feishu group chat to communicate with us.
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