According to a report by "Dujia," dated August 3, Alibaba Cloud is currently testing a B-end platform called "Wanyou Wujie" that focuses on human and Agent collaboration. The core function of this platform is to build collaborative teams composed of multiple digital employees, working together on complete projects - effectively enabling a group of AI agents to work in a manner similar to a real team, with division of labor and joint delivery.
Different from previous products like "Qianwen Office," which focused on daily office processes, document processing, and automation scenarios, Wanyou Wujie focuses on the collaborative delivery of complex projects by multiple intelligent agents, further expanding Alibaba's AI office product matrix. Testing experiences show that freelancers and individual entrepreneurs can also find suitable application scenarios that match their needs, with particularly strong adaptability for lightweight scenarios.
Currently free for all, with tiered charging based on scale later on
All capabilities within Wanyou Wujie are currently available for free. However, according to the official plan, different versions or enterprise solutions will be provided in the future based on factors such as task size and model resource consumption - meaning that the current period is the best time to try it out.
In recent times, Alibaba's layout in the AI office field has significantly accelerated. At the beginning of July, Alibaba announced that it would integrate the capabilities of three intelligent agent products, Wukong and MuleRun, based on QoderWork, upgrading them into a more powerful enterprise-level AI product, which is now being personally managed by DingTalk CEO Chen Yusen.
