The news | One sidebar entry searches across work objects
On November 5, 2026, Kimi Work added global search in version 3.2.25. Kimi Work is a desktop AI assistant for knowledge workers that can organize files and create documents and spreadsheets on request. The new sidebar entry searches projects, plugins, skills, and chat content, and keeps search history. You no longer need to decide which kind of object a clue belongs to before looking for it. Product overview · Official release notes
Why it helps | Find a clue, then return to the task
Suppose you organized exhibition material last week. You remember the word “booth” appearing in a chat, but not the task name. Search for that word, then check which exhibition the conversation concerned. If you remember the name of a frequently used skill instead, you can start from the same search entry.
Finding content and running work again are separate steps. Checking the project or conversation context first can help avoid adding instructions to an unrelated task.
How to use it | Start with a specific word you remember
- Check that your client includes version 3.2.25. Open Kimi Work and use the new search entry in the sidebar.
- Enter a concrete clue. Try “booth,” review matching projects, plugins, skills, or chat content, then use a more specific name to narrow your search.
- Check the matching object. For a chat, read the earlier request and reply; for a skill, check what it does before deciding your next step.
- Use search history when returning. Start from an earlier search to revisit the same topic without recalling the wording again. Search coverage and history