Kimi launches Kimi Work, a desktop agent that can run up to 300 agents in parallel

Kimi Work

Kimi launched Kimi Work on Product Hunt, a desktop agent for knowledge work. It reads local files, automates browsers via WebBridge, runs scheduled tasks, and can spin up to 300 agents in parallel for heavy jobs, outputting PPT, Excel, Word, or PDF. The post doesn't disclose K2.6 model specs or pricing, only mentions a free option.

Why it matters: Moonshot added a desktop agent tool to Kimi. The WebBridge plugin and 300-agent cluster are real new mechanisms, not a wrapper. But the info comes from a Product Hunt page with no hands-on data, and the post doesn't explain task coordination or error handling in cluster mode, ...