Tencent AI assistant QClaw announced that it will stop new user registration and will cease operations on December 24.

PANews reported on September 24 that according to Blue Whale News, due to business adjustments, QClaw will stop new user registrations from now on and will officially cease operations on December 24. It will support user data migration and provide points subsidies for migrating users. On March 10 this year, Tencent released a full range of "lobster" product matrices to support mass users, developers, and enterprise users with one-click "lobster farming", including WorkBuddy, QClaw, Tencent Cloud Lighthouse, agent development platform ADP, Tencent Cloud Desktop, etc. In addition, Tencent announced that QClaw is in internal testing. QClaw is a local AI assistant launched based on OpenClaw. It supports one-click installation on Windows/Mac and can be controlled remotely through WeChat conversations.

PANews reported on September 24 that according to Blue Whale News, due to business adjustments, QClaw will stop new user registrations from now on and will officially cease operations on December 24. It will support user data migration and provide points subsidies for migrating users.

On March 10 this year, Tencent released a full range of "lobster" product matrices to support mass users, developers, and enterprise users with one-click "lobster farming", including WorkBuddy, QClaw, Tencent Cloud Lighthouse, agent development platform ADP, Tencent Cloud Desktop, etc. In addition, Tencent announced that QClaw is in internal testing. QClaw is a local AI assistant launched based on OpenClaw. It supports one-click installation on Windows/Mac and can be controlled remotely through WeChat conversations. Users only need to send a command on their mobile phone WeChat (such as: "Help me sum up the desktop report and send it to me"), and the assistant can automatically operate the computer to execute it and send it back.