Kimi CLI v1.41.0 Changelog
What changed in Kimi CLI v1.41.0, released 2026-04-30 — explained in plain English.
- You can now paste text from your computer into the tool when using a remote, text-only Linux server.
- Installing add-ons from zipped web links works properly again.
- This update is mostly about fixing small but annoying bugs.
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This release is a small maintenance update for the Kimi CLI, which is a text-based tool used to interact with the Kimi AI. It mostly matters to developers and tech-savvy users who use this tool to build things or manage remote servers, as it fixes a couple of specific but frustrating issues they might have run into.
Fixes
- Pasting text over remote connections: Previously, if you were using a "headless" Linux setup (a computer with no monitor that you control remotely over the internet via a text connection called SSH), you couldn't paste copied text into the tool. This update fixes that bug so copying and pasting works smoothly, even remotely.
- Installing add-ons from web links: The tool supports "plugins" (extra features or add-ons you can install). There was a bug where trying to install a plugin directly from a
.zipfile link on the internet would fail. This has been fixed, so downloading and installing zipped plugins works as expected.
Breaking changes
No breaking changes in this release.
This is our plain-language summary. Read the complete, official notes on the Kimi CLI official changelog ↗.
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