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Moonshot AI has launched a Kimi Browser Extension, formerly called Kimi WebBridge, which puts Kimi in a browser sidebar and lets it navigate websites, fill in forms and carry out other web tasks, according to the company’s KimiMoonshot account.

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The extension can also record a sequence of steps and save it as a skill, so repetitive jobs can be replayed later. That could be handy for routine admin, though “let the agent handle it” remains a sentence worth reading twice before clicking Submit. The announcement says the extension is available now. It does not provide independent testing, supported websites, permission details or evidence about how reliably the recorded skills handle changing pages. Those are the practical details users will need before trusting it with anything sensitive or irreversible.

Discuss: Would you trust a browser agent to replay routine tasks such as form filling, or should every run still require a person to approve the final action?

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