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Kimi Work 3.2.18 adds enterprise plugins and clearer task visibility

The October 21 release adds enterprise workspace switching, expandable tool previews and configurable process display.

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Kimi Work’s dated 3.2.18 release notes announce custom plugin creation and marketplace uploads for enterprise users. Enterprise workspaces can be switched from the avatar menu, grouped by enterprise with role labels visible.

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At a glance

  • The release also adds more expressive desktop-pet interactions and expandable previews for some tool-call results while a task is running.
  • Execution time is shown at the top by default. Settings > Other > General lets users choose whether the task process is shown.
  • Fixes address horizontal scrolling in Markdown tables, content lost on first opening some Markdown editors, and the bottom scrollbar on dashboards.

Why it matters

AISubHub analysis: displaying workspace identity, role and intermediate results can make a running task easier to supervise. Creating a plugin and uploading it are distinct steps from proving its quality or granting access to company data.

Limits and availability

This is a client release, not a new Kimi foundation model. The plugin creation/upload item explicitly applies to enterprise users; the notes do not state plan prices, regional rollout or plugin approval rules. We read the release notes and did not install or test the client.

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Kimi Work Release Notes

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