Qianwen Office Launches on HarmonyOS PCs in Just 20 Days! HarmonyOS PC Ecosystem Ushers in Agent Boom

Alibaba's enterprise-grade Agent product Qianwen Office has officially launched on the HarmonyOS PC app market, just three days after the product entered public beta.

By past convention, a product that has just entered public beta would typically first establish a foothold on mainstream platforms like Windows and macOS before considering expansion to more platforms. But Qianwen Office chose to launch on HarmonyOS PC immediately upon public beta. This means that in the eyes of leading companies like Alibaba, HarmonyOS's importance is already on the same level as Windows and macOS.

What does a rapid 20-day launch mean?

The author also noticed a number: “20 days.” According to disclosures, Qianwen Office and the HarmonyOS team conducted deep collaboration on key areas such as system compatibility, login flows, browser invocation, and permission management, completing the entire process from development and testing to launch in just 20 days.

The work involved includes system compatibility, login flows, browser invocation, and permission management, all of which require deep integration with the operating system's underlying layers — this is not something that can be solved by just changing a few APIs.

This also demonstrates one thing: the HarmonyOS PC ecosystem already possesses a mature development toolchain and adaptation pathways, allowing applications to be launched quickly without starting from scratch or “groping in the dark.” This is also a microcosm of the HarmonyOS PC ecosystem transitioning from “having it” to “having it good.”

Enterprise-grade Agent products meet an Agent-native OS

So why does Qianwen Office place HarmonyOS at such a high priority? This starts with the HarmonyOS system itself. At HDC 2026 in June, when Huawei released HarmonyOS 7 Developer Beta, it formally proposed the concept of an Agent-friendly system architecture, pushing the underlying logic of the operating system from “App-friendly” to “Agent-friendly.”

In other words, HarmonyOS itself is evolving toward an Agent-native operating system. Its role has transformed from a passive container carrying applications into a platform that actively provides a runtime environment for Agents. It is precisely these underlying designs that have prepared HarmonyOS PC for Agents at the system level.

As the industry's first product to simultaneously support desktop Agents, cloud Agents, and enterprise collaboration Agents, Qianwen Office's core capabilities — such as automatically generating and deploying web pages, one-stop multimodal content production, integration with DingTalk enterprise workflows, and accumulating organization-level Skills — all require the operating system to provide underlying support in permission management, browser invocation, notification mechanisms, and cross-device collaboration.

A product born for Agents, meeting an operating system designed for Agents — the combination of the two is only natural. This makes it easy to understand why Qianwen Office launched on HarmonyOS PC almost simultaneously.

What do HarmonyOS PC users get?

Returning to the product itself, Qianwen Office integrates three Agent products: Qoderwork, Mulerun, and Wukong. Under the hood runs Alibaba's latest flagship model, Qwen3.8-Max, with a total parameter scale of 2.4 trillion, native 128K context, and lossless expansion to 1 million tokens. Its core capability can be summarized in one sentence: it is responsible not only for generation, but also for delivery.

For HarmonyOS PC users, they can directly use Qianwen Office for all general Agent capabilities including document processing, data analysis, application building, poster design, and video production. They can also directly experience DingTalk office core capabilities exclusively supported by Qianwen Office, allowing Agents to automatically complete operations such as group chat summaries, document and spreadsheet creation, schedule and to-do sending, and message and email sending/receiving.

Take web page development as an example. Traditional AI-generated web pages often just hand you a piece of HTML code and that's it. For someone like me without a technical background, then what? How do I use it? How do I let others open it? These questions all need to be solved one by one.

But Qianwen Office has built these capabilities into the product. Users describe their needs, and the Agent automatically generates the page, connects to a database, and completes deployment, ultimately delivering an accessible, shareable online link that can collect data — turning the semi-finished output of traditional AI into a finished product.

Of course, if it could only handle generation and delivery, Qianwen Office would be at best a more usable Agent. Its deep collaboration capability with DingTalk is the core differentiator that sets it apart from other Agent products.

Currently, the decision chains, approval flows, organizational structures, and daily collaboration data of domestic Chinese enterprises are largely accumulated on IM platforms like DingTalk. But AI sits in a separate window — to use it, you first have to feed in the context piece by piece, and after it gives results, you have to move them back piece by piece.

Qianwen Office's solution is two-way integration with DingTalk. It currently accesses 25 enterprise-level capabilities, can read key information from group chats, handle approval flows, manage schedules, documents, knowledge bases, and emails, and push execution results directly back to group chats.

For example, every Friday, you can package the past week's DingTalk meeting records, ToDo lists, and OKR progress and throw them to the Agent. It can automatically generate a well-structured weekly report and archive it into the enterprise knowledge base. Another example: have the Agent automatically identify anomalies such as missed clock-ins based on attendance records, generate reminder text suitable for sending to group chats, and create a DingTalk to-do for the next day to check make-up clock-in approvals.

HarmonyOS PC users can fully use all these capabilities. The HarmonyOS PC version of Qianwen Office maintains feature parity with the Windows and macOS versions, with no compromise due to platform differences.

HarmonyOS PC ecosystem: accelerating breakthroughs

Qianwen Office's launch on HarmonyOS PC appears at first glance to be a simple app release, but viewed within a larger trend, it reflects the changing platform landscape in the Agent era. HarmonyOS has become a must-choose platform for leading partners exploring new applications and new scenarios.

According to data, terminal devices powered by HarmonyOS 6 alone have already surpassed 70 million units. Among HarmonyOS PC users, working professionals who frequently use office software account for an extremely high proportion. Therefore, any productivity tool targeting the Chinese market cannot afford to ignore this platform.

At the same time, the application ecosystem of HarmonyOS PC is also developing rapidly. The number of applications has already surpassed the 19,000+ mark, and the quantitative change in ecosystem richness has been completed. With the release of two new products, the all-new MateBook Fold Extraordinary Master and MateBook Pro S, the HarmonyOS PC product matrix continues to expand. The fact that an enterprise-grade Agent product like Qianwen Office launched on HarmonyOS PC just three days after public beta represents the HarmonyOS PC ecosystem's accelerating introduction of leading productivity applications. HarmonyOS PC users' office experience is also set to welcome a breakthrough comparable to a qualitative change.

From the start of development of 150 exclusive applications in May last year, to today where leading Agent products like Qianwen Office can be rapidly developed and launched in 20 days, HarmonyOS PC has taken just over a year. The deep exploration by leading companies further reveals the infinite potential contained in an entirely new ecosystem.