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Tencent Cloud Upgrades QClaw With Hermes Support and Leading AI Models

1 reports · First detected 2026-04-27 · Last active 2026-04-27

Tencent Cloud’s QClaw is a platform for AI agent applications that integrates different agent runtimes and underlying models, helping businesses automate tasks such as research reports and software development. Adding the Hermes framework allows developers to orchestrate multiple AI agents within a single application, reducing the cost of cross-framework deployment and management.

Tencent Cloud recently released QClaw v0.2.14, formally adding support for the Hermes framework and more than 100 built-in AI expert scenarios. It also added underlying model options including DeepSeek-V4 Pro and Kimi K2.6, strengthening automated report writing and code generation. The company did not disclose the exact release date or the amount invested in the event data.

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TECHNEWS.TW 2026-04-27
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Tencent Cloud Begins Overseas Beta Testing of QClaw With OpenClaw Founder’s Backing2026-04-22 · 2 reports · similarity 0.82

QClaw is a consumer product developed by Tencent Cloud on the open-source OpenClaw AI agent framework. It uses a range of specialized AI personas to help users complete everyday tasks. The overseas launch marks Tencent’s expansion of the AI assistant beyond WeChat-related use cases into international markets, using messaging platforms to make the product easier to access.

Tencent Cloud recently formally began beta testing the overseas version of QClaw, but has not disclosed the exact date, test scale or pricing. The team said the product was developed in five days, with AI writing 99% of the code. It has also received a recommendation and collaborative support from OpenClaw founder Peter Steinberger. The overseas version supports WhatsApp, Telegram and multiple types of specialized AI personas.

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