Latest: Moonshot AI Launches Kimi Browser Extension for Chrome and Edge
The extension moves Kimi into browser-native task automation, letting users delegate repetitive web workflows to an AI agent without switching applications. It is available on both Chrome and Edge.
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Moonshot AI has rebranded and relaunched its Kimi WebBridge tool as the Kimi Browser Extension, available on the Chrome Web Store for Chrome and Edge. The extension adds an AI sidebar to the browser, letting users chat with Kimi to navigate websites, click elements, fill out forms, and extract information. Users can record repetitive browser workflows once and save them as reusable skills that Kimi can execute automatically in the future.
On September 22, Moonshot AI rebranded its Kimi WebBridge tool as the Kimi Browser Extension and released it on the Chrome Web Store for Chrome and Edge.
The extension places an AI sidebar in the browser from which users can instruct Kimi to navigate websites, click elements, fill out forms, and extract information. For repetitive tasks, users can record their steps once and save them as skills that Kimi executes automatically in future sessions.
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