Tencent's Marvis releases a new version upgrading from AI assistant to AI butler, with self-built capabilities coming later.
According to 36Kr, Tencent's Marvis released a new version on September 24, upgrading from an AI assistant to an AI butler. It centers on four core capabilities—computer, files, browser, and software—to help manage personal devices and digital assets; in late October, user-built butler capabilities will be opened, allowing natural-language descriptions to configure skill, tool, and MCP within Marvis, with the capability going live in November.
Key facts
- 01On September 24, Tencent's Marvis released a new version.
- 02The new version upgrades from an AI assistant to an AI butler with four core capabilities: computer, files, browser, and software.
- 03In late October, Marvis will open user-built butler capabilities.
- 04Users will be able to describe their desired butler in natural language and configure skill, tool, and MCP within Marvis, with the capability launching in November.
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