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Tencent to shut down Yuanqi AI agent platform on November 9
Tencent is shutting down Yuanqi, its AI agent platform.
The platform will stop allowing users to create new agents or API keys on October 29.
It will go offline on November 9.
Agents published to WeChat accounts will stop replying after the shutdown.
Users can export their data until January 9, 2027.
The closure means Yuanqi users will need to stop relying on the platform and save any data they want to keep before that deadline.
Tencent will shut down its Yuanqi AI agent platform on November 9.
The platform will stop creating new agents and API keys on October 29.
Agents published to WeChat accounts will stop replying when the platform goes dark.
Users can export data until January 9, 2027.
- Who
- Tencent.
- What
- It will shut down its Yuanqi AI agent platform.
- When
- The platform will stop creating new agents and API keys on October 29 and go dark on November 9.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
No direct quotes in the coverage so far.
Yuanqi will stop creating new agents and API keys.
The platform will go dark, and agents published to WeChat accounts will stop replying.
The deadline for exporting data.
- Platform
- Yuanqi AI agent platform
- New agents and API keys stop
- October 29
- Shutdown
- November 9
- Data export deadline
- January 9, 2027
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