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April 16, 2026

MiniMax launched MaxHermes the worlds first cloud sandbox AI assistant on April 16 It features a self-evolving learning loop autonomously generating and improving skills without manual setup Built on the M27 model it offers high accuracy in tool use and complex tasks Requiring no server setup it integrates with Feishu and DingTalk offering 24/7 support via a token based consumption model

MiniMax launched MaxHermes the worlds first cloud sandbox AI assistant on April 16 It features a self-evolving learning loop autonomously generating and improving skills without manual setup Built on the M27 model it offers high accuracy in tool use and complex tasks Requiring no server setup it integrates with Feishu and DingTalk offering 24/7 support via a token based consumption model MiniMax launched MaxHermes the worlds first cloud sandbox AI assistant on April 16 It features a self-evolving learning loop autonomously generating and improving skills without manual setup Built on the M27 model it offers high accuracy in tool use and complex tasks Requiring no server setup it integrates with Feishu and DingTalk offering 24/7 support via a token based consumption model
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