88Z AI, 4 June — Moonshot AI has released the beta version of Kimi Work, a general-purpose local agent designed for knowledge workers and integrated into the latest Mac and Windows clients. Built on the Kimi Code core, it supports skill installation, scheduled tasks, and browser automation, while coordinating up to 300 sub-agents. It is currently in closed beta for finance, research, and office scenarios.
At a glance
- Kimi Work is built on the Kimi Code core, supporting browser automation and collaboration among up to 300 sub-agents.
- The local agent beta is released with Mac/Windows clients and is open for closed testing in finance and research scenarios.
The update
Moonshot AI has officially launched the beta version of Kimi Work, a general-purpose local agent tailored for knowledge workers, released alongside the latest test versions of its Mac and Windows clients. Powered by the Kimi Code core, Kimi Work offers high extensibility, allowing users to install various Skills and execute scheduled tasks. Its built-in Kimi WebBridge provides direct browser operation capabilities, enabling the system to autonomously create and manage a cluster of up to 300 sub-agents for complex collaborative workflows. Currently, this beta version focuses on practical application scenarios such as financial analysis, scientific data cleaning, and office report generation, with closed beta access now open to enhance efficiency in professional fields.
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