September 22, 2026
You can record browser routine once: Kimi will save the steps as a skill
On 21 September, Kimi updated Browser Extension to version 2.0.17: the extension records browser actions as a skill. It was previously called Kimi WebBridge. From the sidebar, you can ask Kimi to navigate a site or fill out a form.
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Meet the new Kimi browser extension. It was previously called Kimi WebBridge. In the browser sidebar, you can chat with Kimi: it navigates websites, fills out forms, and completes tasks. For recurring tasks, record your actions once and save them as a skill. Next time, Kimi will do it all on its own. The extension is now available at http://kimi.com/products/kimi-browser-extension and in the Chrome Web Store.
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Kimi has added a second way to work: instead of invoking a local Agent, you can issue a command from the sidebar. The sidebar requires a Kimi account, while remote browser control through a local Agent remains free and works without signing in.
Before and now. Kimi WebBridge was previously used through a local Agent. Kimi Browser Extension can now navigate websites, fill out forms, and save a completed workflow as a skill. Kimi says sign-in sessions and page contents remain on the device.
Getting started. The extension works on macOS and Windows in Chrome or Edge, and requires Kimi Work or another Local Agent. In Chrome, Kimi directs users to the Chrome Web Store; in Edge, to Edge Add-ons. In Kimi Code, first install the plugin through /plugins, then restart the session and add the extension separately.
Chrome and Edge get the extension from their own stores, while manual package installation remains a fallback route.
