Kimi for desktop, with Kimi Work
Work with local files, automate web tasks with the browser agent, and tackle complex work with Agent Swarm. Extend your workspace with dashboards, plugins, and scheduled tasks with Kimi Work.
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Kimi Code
Code with Kimi directly in your terminal or IDE. Kimi Code understands your codebase and works through complex development tasks, from planning and code changes to execution. Learn more about Kimi Code or read the documentation.
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FAQ
Kimi is available on desktop, mobile, and the web. Kimi Work is supported on Windows and Macs with Apple silicon. On Intel-based Macs, the desktop app supports Kimi Chat only. The mobile app is available on iOS, Android, and HarmonyOS, while Kimi Code works in supported terminals and IDEs.
Yes. Conversations in Chat mode stay synced across Kimi on the web, desktop (Kimi Work), and mobile, so you can continue them on another device. Conversations in Work mode remain on the desktop where they were created.
Yes. Kimi Work can work with local folders you choose to connect, allowing it to read and create files directly within your workspace.
Kimi Code is available in both terminals and supported IDEs. You can install the CLI for terminal-based workflows or use the IDE integration to work with Kimi directly alongside your code.
Yes. Sign in with the same Kimi account on each device to access your synced conversations. Kimi Work is the desktop app, and tasks that rely on local files must be continued on the computer where those files are available.