Tencent Computer Manager QClaw Beta Access
The Tencent Computer Manager team has officially unveiled its new local AI assistant, QClaw, built on the OpenClaw framework. The tool is currently in an internal testing phase, and a dedicated channel for requesting exclusive invitation codes is now open.

Unlike conventional cloud-based AI, QClaw is designed around the principle of "data stays local." Its core features and benefits include:
Privacy & Security: All AI computations and data processing occur directly on the user's device, significantly minimizing the risk of privacy leaks.
Cross-Platform Support: Fully compatible with both Mac and Windows systems, catering to diverse office setups.
WeChat Integration: Users can connect their WeChat account to enable remote control of their computer. This allows them to perform specific AI-driven tasks even when away from their desk.

How to Apply for an Internal Test Invitation Code
Access to QClaw's internal test is granted on a limited, first-come, first-served basis. Interested users can register by following these steps:
Visit the Page: Navigate to the QClaw Invitation Code Application - Tencent Questionnaire page. (https://wj.qq.com/s2/25871229/abe7/)
Complete Registration: Agree to the relevant privacy policy and terms by checking the box, then click "Start Filling Out."
Receive Notification: Provide the necessary contact details. Once your application is approved or when the product launches publicly, the system will send your exclusive invitation code via SMS.
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The Tencent Computer Manager team has officially unveiled its new local AI assistant, QClaw, built on the OpenClaw framework. The tool is currently in an internal testing phase, and a dedicated channel for requesting exclusive invitation codes is now open.

Unlike conventional cloud-based AI, QClaw is designed around the principle of "data stays local." Its core features and benefits include:
Privacy & Security: All AI computations and data processing occur directly on the user's device, significantly minimizing the risk of privacy leaks.
Cross-Platform Support: Fully compatible with both Mac and Windows systems, catering to diverse office setups.
WeChat Integration: Users can connect their WeChat account to enable remote control of their computer. This allows them to perform specific AI-driven tasks even when away from their desk.

How to Apply for an Internal Test Invitation Code
Access to QClaw's internal test is granted on a limited, first-come, first-served basis. Interested users can register by following these steps:
Visit the Page: Navigate to the
Complete Registration: Agree to the relevant privacy policy and terms by checking the box, then click "Start Filling Out."
Receive Notification: Provide the necessary contact details. Once your application is approved or when the product launches publicly, the system will send your exclusive invitation code via SMS.
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