One month after the release of version 2.0 of the AI Agent aggregation platform MuleRun, the global number of registered users has exceeded 500,000, with the highest proportion of users from the United States. The platform introduces a "Agent team" model: after users select their professional identity, the system automatically recommends and allows flexible assembly of multiple vertical Agents to collaboratively complete complex tasks such as e-commerce operations, data analysis, and content creation.
MuleRun has currently integrated hundreds of applications, including PicCopilot from Alibaba International, Quick BI official report analysis Agent, and Sora video generation, covering scenarios such as product image generation, anomaly detection, and short video production. The platform supports code tracing in Python/SQL and claims "zero hallucination risk," and plans to launch a subscription payment and enterprise private deployment solution next month.
Analysts pointed out that MuleRun integrates scattered AI capabilities into a plug-and-play "super toolbox," lowering the threshold for ordinary users to access, but needs to address compliance and copyright risks.
