Tencent's Public Relations Director Zhang Jun revealed on a social platform that the "Project" feature of WorkBuddy has been quietly upgraded. After testing it, he commented that after setting up a project and inviting members to join, the team can share all materials, collaborate on tasks, and synchronize project progress. Through the comment function, users can specify who should follow up or share information. The overall experience was described as "extremely smooth."

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Zhang Jun also mentioned a specific detail—he created a set of skills (abilities) within the project, allowing all participating students to use them together. This feature makes AI no longer just an individual assistant working alone, but a shared capability integrated into the team collaboration process. He summarized the upgrade experience as: "It really feels like having a group of people working with AI."

From Personal Assistant to Team Hub: A New Paradigm for AI Collaboration

The significance of this feature update lies in the fact that AI tools are evolving from the "one person, one AI assistant" isolated model to a "multiple people sharing one AI collaboration space" team hub model. In traditional office software, document sharing, task assignment, and progress synchronization often take place in different tools. WorkBuddy integrates AI capabilities directly into this collaboration workflow—project members not only see shared materials but can also access the unified AI skills within the project, achieving "person + person + AI" tripartite collaboration.

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When every team member can access shared information in real time, AI assists each member in advancing their tasks as needed, and all actions are recorded in the same project space, then "working with AI" is no longer just a slogan, but a quantifiable productivity gain. This may be the crucial step toward AI transitioning from a productivity tool to an organizational collaboration infrastructure.