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1. Oct 23
   Tencent to Shut Down QClaw and Migrate Users to WorkBuddy

   Tencent announced that QClaw will stop operating on December 24, 2026, after reaching public beta on March 20. The company will provide a tool for migrating users’ data to WorkBuddy, while Qwen Go! is an announced personal assistant intended to handle tasks such as flight-delay claims, price comparisons and phone bookings; the latter capabilities were not independently tested.

   虎嗅 AI · 🔥 0
2. Oct 21
   STEPX Neo puts an AI agent on the home screen as app resistance hardens

   A 鲸商 analysis republished by 虎嗅 AI describes how 阶跃终端's STEPX Neo, launched October 13 at 3,999 yuan, bundles phone hardware, a self-developed system, model services and 12 months of 10 billion tokens per month, with its Amoo agent as the default boot interface so apps are demoted to tools. The article contrasts three approaches: STEPX's "protocol" route of signing app partners (it says Alipay opened 300-plus services and nearly 100 companies have joined), ByteDance's screen-reading Doubao Phone Assistant that simulates taps, and ecosystem players such as Alibaba's Qwen Go!. It reports that 155 apps had refused AI-operated access when the Doubao notice period ended on October 14, with 89 from Tencent and Alibaba, and that 阶跃终端 itself says the product is about 70% complete, with cross-app permissions and fault tolerance not yet tested by large numbers of real users.

   虎嗅 AI · 🔥 0
3. Oct 19
   Manus Cue hands-on: agents get an identity, not yet always-on

   Cue, the personal AI assistant Manus launched alongside Manus 2.0 on September 28, gives each agent its own email address, phone number, digital wallet and dedicated computer, and keeps working after the user logs out. After a week on a Cue Pro membership, Qidian Research Lab reported that email handling was the smoothest part, while phone and payment both required international accounts and could not be completed in its mainland China test environment, and scheduling could not reach WeChat, QQ or other everyday feeds. Multi-agent collaboration needed overseas app interfaces and a stable connection, group chats were unclear about who was answering or finishing, and on the same Q4 communications-plan prompt Cue's output was not notably better than Doubao or Tencent WorkBuddy, though the testers said the comparison was not fully equivalent. Cue is released for overseas users, a mainland version is still in preparation, and Cue membership is not interchangeable with Manus 2.0.

   钛媒体 · 🔥 0

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