Kimi WebBridge Fleet
by Jeet Dhandha
Drive several real Chrome profiles, each with its live Google login, at once via Kimi WebBridge — multi-profile browser automation in your real Chrome, not headless.
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Kimi WebBridge lets an AI drive your real Chrome with your real login, but only one profile at a time. Kimi WebBridge Fleet removes that limit: one stock Kimi WebBridge daemon per Chrome profile on its own port, with a router on :10086 that routes commands to the right profile by name — so an AI can act across several logged-in Google accounts (work + personal, multiple Gmail/Drive/Ads) at once. Each profile’s extension is pointed at its daemon with zero clicks (a direct storage.local write + service-worker wake). No headless browser, no binary patching. macOS + Google Chrome. MIT.
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Drop the file into your AI Agent. Works with Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, and 20+ more.
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