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Archive, search, organize, reuse, and export your Kimi conversations locally. Better Kimi Sidebar turns scattered Kimi conversation history into a searchable, organized, and reusable local knowledge base. Key features: - Automatically archive Kimi conversations and messages that the current account is authorized to access; - Organize conversation history with nested folders, tags, and classification rules; - Search conversation titles, message content, projects, tags, and attachment names; - Browse images, documents, spreadsheets, presentations, audio, and video in one attachment gallery; - Use `@@` to select an original message or an entire previous conversation as context for the current Kimi conversation; - Save local prompts, variable templates, slash commands, and multi-step prompt chains; - Export the complete local archive as Markdown or JSON. Privacy and data handling: - Archiving, search, classification, and export run in the current browser; - Conversation archives are not uploaded to a Better Kimi server; - The Kimi login token is used only temporarily in the Kimi page for necessary requests and is not stored in the extension database; - Selected content is submitted to Kimi only when the user explicitly invokes a reference or send action; - The extension contains no advertising, third-party analytics SDK, or data-sale functionality. Better Kimi Sidebar is an independent third-party extension and is not affiliated with, authorized by, or endorsed by Moonshot AI or Kimi.
Jul 27, 2026
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