How Kimi WebBridge Works

Workflow

Kimi WebBridge operates as follows:

Local Bridge Service: A local service runs on your computer to receive instructions from the Agent
Browser Extension: Executes specific actions in the browser based on the Chrome DevTools Protocol
Security Isolation: All execution happens locally—login states and web page content never leave your device

Click the WebBridge icon in the browser toolbar to check the current connection status:

Connected: WebBridge is working properly and can collaborate with the Agent.

Disconnected: Check your configuration or re-run the connection command.

Feature	Description
Web Navigation	Automatically open specified URLs
Element Clicking	Simulate clicks on buttons, links, and other page elements
Form Filling	Automatically input text and select options
Page Screenshots	Capture the current page or a specific area
Content Extraction	Read page text, tables, and other structured data
Login Session Persistence	Use existing login states saved in the browser

Use cases:

E-commerce price comparison: Automatically search for products and compare prices across multiple platforms
Information research: Deeply browse web pages and extract structured information
Form filling: Automatically fill out various online forms
Data entry: Automatically organize and enter web data into a specified format

For more use cases, please refer to the Kimi WebBridge official website.