Tencent has officially announced the full product matrix of the "Lobster Special Forces." Unlike traditional chatbots, this matrix focuses on "automated action agents (Agents)" with continuous memory and practical task execution capabilities, and provides comprehensive "adoption" solutions for ordinary users, developers, and enterprise users.

This release marks Tencent's leap from "conversation" to "execution" in AI intelligent agent applications, and addresses key issues such as deployment barriers and security concerns during AI implementation.

Core members of Tencent's "Lobster" faction:

Personal Office: WorkBuddy

A "no-deployment" tool designed for ordinary users, offering instant use without configuration. This tool covers mainstream office scenarios and currently provides a no-qualification experience subsidy of 5000 Credits.

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Mobile Control: QClaw (In Testing)

A local AI assistant based on OpenClaw, supporting one-click installation on Windows/Mac. The biggest feature is remote control via WeChat; users can send messages to the "Lobster Assistant" to drive home computers to process reports and transfer files.

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Cloud Stability: Tencent Cloud Lighthouse

Supports 7x24-hour online availability, controlled through QQ or Enterprise WeChat. A single QQ account can adopt up to 5 "baby lobsters," suitable for large-scale collaboration needs.

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Enterprise Customization: ADP Intelligent Agent Development Platform

Specifically designed for enterprises, it supports quick access to Enterprise WeChat. The platform has a strict permission management mechanism, enabling department-level data isolation and ensuring corporate confidentiality.

Security Defense: Lobster Guardian and Security Center

For local use, Tencent Computer Manager (version 18.0) introduced the "Isolation Room" function, limiting AI to work only within specific areas; for cloud use, Tencent Cloud launched the "AI Agent Security Center," which real-time intercepts high-risk commands and vulnerable plugins.

In addition, Tencent has launched the SkillHub (Skill Community) with 13,000 localized skills, supporting mainstream workflows like Xiaohongshu operations and Baidu search, and achieving deep integration with the Tencent Lexiang Knowledge Base