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Signed-in browser bridge: agents drive the user's real browser session #267
Inspired by Kimi WebBridge (browser extension + local bridge usable by any agent, page content stays on-device).
#155 is an embedded browser; this is different: a small local bridge + browser extension that lets any thread's agent (claude/codex/kimi alike) click, fill and read pages in the user's already-signed-in browser. Unlocks agents acting on authenticated web apps (dashboards, admin panels, deploy targets) without credential handoff. Permission-gated per #262.
Round 21: Kimi 0.33–0.35 bundled Kimi Computer Use (now on Windows x64) and Kimi WebBridge as official marketplace plugins. Install from `/plugins` sets up the managed runtime, reports incomplete manual steps, retries interrupted setup.
If #267 is "drive the user's real browser," WebBridge is the Kimi-shaped version of that. Do not wrap their plugin; detect it and offer to pair, the same way we should detect Claude-in-Chrome.
Closing as not planned in the 2026-10-09 board cleanup (#1532). Speculative idea with no work and no tie to the current roadmap. Reopen if it becomes a priority.
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currentbits commentedon Aug 18, 2026
Round 21: Kimi 0.33–0.35 bundled Kimi Computer Use (now on Windows x64) and Kimi WebBridge as official marketplace plugins. Install from `/plugins` sets up the managed runtime, reports incomplete manual steps, retries interrupted setup.
If #267 is "drive the user's real browser," WebBridge is the Kimi-shaped version of that. Do not wrap their plugin; detect it and offer to pair, the same way we should detect Claude-in-Chrome.
currentbits commentedon Oct 9, 2026
Closing as not planned in the 2026-10-09 board cleanup (#1532). Speculative idea with no work and no tie to the current roadmap. Reopen if it becomes a priority.