A 市值榜 article republished by TMTPost and 36Kr says agent competition is shifting from single-task execution to continuous personal service: after Meta launched Muse in September, ByteDance was reported in late September to be accelerating its personal agent project Spell (named “小豆”, planned as a standalone app, with the final form undecided), Tencent's Yuanbao was reported to plan a similar product, Ant Group's Lingguang began small-scale testing of a new version on October 11, and Qwen had earlier announced at its Yunqi conference that it is accelerating a Personal Agent. The article cites The Information as saying that about three weeks after launch Muse had more than 3 million users sending at least one instruction a week and over 1 million daily, and notes Amazon began blocking Muse from its shopping site on September 20, while on September 25 an outside security researcher reported a flaw that could expose emails and files in users' dedicated cloud VMs. It also cites The Wall Street Journal and Sensor Tower data saying Muse's global downloads approached 9 million but growth was slowing, with 22.5% 14-day retention versus ChatGPT's 26.8%.