88Z AI, 15 May — Moonshot AI has released the Kimi WebBridge browser extension, enabling local AI agents like Kimi Code and Claude Code to directly operate browsers. By carrying user login states and cookies, the tool automates tasks such as clicking, form filling, and cross-site information integration, requiring only the installation of the extension and a local daemon.
At a glance
- Supports local AI agents controlling browsers with login states
- Automates tasks by installing the extension and running a local daemon
The update
Moonshot AI has officially launched the Kimi WebBridge browser extension, designed to empower local AI agents such as Kimi Code, Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. This plugin allows AI to directly control the browser while retaining user login states and cookies. Through this mechanism, AI can perform a series of automated operations, including clicking, swiping, text input, form filling, and cross-website information integration, significantly improving work efficiency. The barrier to entry is low; users only need to install the extension in Chrome or Edge browsers and run a single command to deploy the local daemon, enabling immediate use and seamless collaboration between AI and the browser.
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