Tencent’s AI agent platform “Yuanqi” has announced that it will stop serving services on November 9, 2026. The Yuanqi team stated that this adjustment is necessary for business development. After the service stops, the platform will close all public services such as application access, data reading and writing, API calls, and the console. The agents published through Yuanqi on official accounts, service accounts, and WeChat customer service channels will also be unable to continue responding to user conversations.
According to official notice, the platform will stop creating new AI agents and distributing API keys starting from October 29. Users can export agent configurations, workflows, and conversation records before the service suspension. The data export transition period will last until January 9, 2027. Tencent recommends that users migrate to the Tencent Cloud AI Agent Development Platform (ADP) or use the official account smart reply feature.
Previously, the Tencent QClaw team announced on September 24 that due to business development adjustments, QClaw will officially stop operating at 00:00 on December 24, 2026. New user registration, subscription purchases, and renewals will also be stopped from the date of the announcement. Users can migrate their relevant data to Tencent WorkBuddy.
Two AI products have been announced to stop operating in succession, indicating that Tencent is adjusting the layout of its AI agent products and further integrating relevant business resources. As the AI agent market shifts from product exploration to practical applications, how to clarify product positioning, form sustainable user needs, and establish a business model has become an important issue in platform competition.