Dark Side of the Moon Launches Kimi Code Desktop Version with Support for Goals and Built-in Browser, Though Not Open Source
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On September 21, 2026, Dark Side of the Moon announced the launch of the Kimi Code desktop client, supporting macOS and Windows systems. As the official desktop application for Kimi Code CLI, this client integrates AI programming capabilities, originally provided via command-line interface, into a graphical user interface. Developers can use natural language conversations to drive intelligent agents to complete code reading, file modification, command execution, and complex development tasks. Key features include support for centralized project management, offering three task modes—Plan, Goal, and Swarm—a built-in terminal, browser, and Git status viewer, support for third-party model integration, and practical functions such as code diff review, Markdown/JSON/HTML preview, and screenshot annotation. This tool optimizes the development process through visual interaction, enhancing programming efficiency.