Kimi launches Web Bridge extension with Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex support

• Kimi_Moonshot's launch post says Kimi Web Bridge is a browser extension that lets an agent search, scroll, click, type, and complete tasks on live websites.
• In Kimi_Moonshot's spreadsheet demo, the extension searches across multiple platforms and writes results straight into a spreadsheet.
• Kimi_Moonshot's Google Forms demo shows the agent building an entire form by chat, while Kimi_Moonshot's replication demo says K2.6 can navigate a site and recreate it.
• According to Kimi_Moonshot's skills post, Web Bridge can turn repeated browser workflows into reusable skills.
• Kimi_Moonshot's compatibility post lists Kimi Code CLI, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Hermes among the supported agent surfaces.

You can open Kimi's feature page, watch the spreadsheet workflow fill a sheet from multiple sites, and see the Google Forms demo hand browser typing over to the agent. Another demo leans on K2.6's multimodal model to recreate a website, while a separate post frames repeated browser routines as saved skills.

Kimi is packaging browser use as an extension instead of a model-specific feature. Kimi_Moonshot describes the core action set in plain terms: search, scroll, click, type, and task completion.

That cross-agent angle is the interesting bit. testingcatalog's summary called it "one Browser Use for all," which matches Kimi's own support list.

The launch thread breaks the automation examples into distinct jobs:

• Kimi_Moonshot's spreadsheet demo shows multi-site search with direct spreadsheet entry.
• Kimi_Moonshot's Google Forms demo shows chat-driven creation of a full Google Form.
• Kimi_Moonshot's replication demo says K2.6 can open a site, navigate it, and replicate it.

Those examples cover data collection, structured input, and page-level imitation, which is a wider scope than the usual single-site browser assistant demo.

Kimi is also pitching Web Bridge as a memory layer for browser work. In Kimi_Moonshot's skills post, the company says the agent can learn daily workflows and turn them into reusable skills.

That suggests the extension is not only for one-off web sessions. The feature page linked in Kimi_Moonshot's launch post positions it as a repeatable automation surface rather than a standalone showcase.

Kimi's published compatibility list includes:

• Kimi Code CLI
• Claude Code
• Cursor
• Codex
• Hermes
• "and more," per Kimi_Moonshot's compatibility post

The company says Web Bridge is available on kimi.com/features/webbridge and in the Chrome Web Store, according to Kimi_Moonshot's compatibility post.