Artificial Intelligence Knowledge Management Platform ima announced today that it has removed the queue mechanism for its highly anticipated AI Agent product "Copilot," making it fully available. Previously, due to features such as memory and personalization, the function attracted over 100,000 users waiting in line.

ima Copilot is positioned as a "knowledge Agent that understands you and helps you get things done." It not only has continuous evolving memory and full-scenario perception capabilities, but can also seamlessly call content from the user's knowledge base. It also supports users in integrating external model APIs and extending custom functions (Skill). The official demonstration showed how Copilot can automatically complete a series of complex tasks, such as browsing the web, conducting online research, combining with the knowledge base, generating visual reports, and storing them, greatly improving the automation level of workflows.

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At the same time, ima released another important feature update: knowledge accounts now support publishing Skills. Users can package their successful and reusable workflow processes (such as automatically handling weekly report tasks) into "Skills" and publish them in the Skills section of the "Knowledge Square" for sharing. This marks the extension of ima's platform positioning from "knowledge content" management to the accumulation and circulation of "knowledge capabilities." Users can now discover and use efficient skills shared by others (such as the first batch of official Skills like "WeChat Reading" and "Tencent Recruitment"), and also turn their own methodologies into products.

This move signifies that ima is evolving from a traditional knowledge management tool into a "knowledge + Agent" platform that integrates "knowledge accumulation, intelligent calling, and capability sharing." Users can now update ima to the latest version and immediately experience the fully open Copilot and the new Skills ecosystem.