EASYHUB JOURNAL / 2026-03
AI news in March 2026
10 stories, ordered by their original dates. Open a title for its summary, image and source link.
- IT之家
CoPaw 1.0 combines compact models, memory and isolated workspaces
CoPaw expands local model options, agent workspaces and memory within AgentScope. Separate workspaces help isolate tasks, while permissions and external-service configuration remain user responsibilities.
- 新智元
OpenClaw’s 3.22 preview restructures its plugin SDK and safeguards
The preview changes plugin interfaces and model integrations alongside security fixes. Existing extensions may require migration, so compatibility checks matter before treating the preview as production-ready.
- IT之家
QClaw enters public beta with messaging-based tasks and visual scheduling
At this March public-beta launch, Tencent removes QClaw invitations and expands remote access through WeChat, WeCom and other messengers, with visual scheduled-task management. QClaw packages OpenClaw for desktop tasks. This is a historical launch; a later, separate announcement covers retirement and migration.
- IT之家
NemoClaw adds sandboxing and access boundaries to agent workflows
The GTC report explains NemoClaw and OpenShell controls around files, networking and model routing. Promotional rankings are not independent findings, and security controls do not eliminate all agent risks.
- IT之家
Miaoda exposes app building and publishing as an agent skill
Miaoda App Builder packages application creation, editing and publishing into a skill callable by OpenClaw after API-key configuration. It connects agents to web and mini-program workflows. Installing the skill grants integration access; it does not imply unlimited free hosting or eliminate account and publication requirements.
- IT之家
Tencent launches SkillHub for discovering skills used by agent tools
Tencent introduces SkillHub for discovering and distributing agent skills, with support for environments such as Lighthouse and Mac and integrations with WorkBuddy, QClaw and coding workflows. It is a skill-distribution channel rather than a foundation model. Third-party skills still require source and permission review.
- IT之家
WorkBuddy adds WeChat customer-service access and scheduled tasks
The update adds remote commands through a WeChat customer-service account, plus persistent WeCom connections with automatic reconnection. Scheduled tasks can produce reports or organize meeting notes, with execution tracking in the task panel. The WeChat entry is an integration channel, not a separate chat model.
- IT之家
Tencent launches WorkBuddy for desktop tasks and multiple models
WorkBuddy brings research, file handling, writing and reports into a desktop workspace with parallel agents. It shares Tencent’s own agent architecture with CodeBuddy, supports OpenClaw-compatible skills and MCP, and connects to messaging tools such as WeCom. Skill compatibility does not make it an OpenClaw code fork.
- IT之家
QoderWork opens desktop-agent access with model tiers and task sandboxes
Alibaba opens QoderWork desktop-agent access on Mac and Windows, with task planning and progress feedback for document organization and content work. Model tiers allocate different resources to routine tasks and complex analysis. A prebuilt sandbox isolates execution; it is not unrestricted access to every computer resource.
- IT之家
Honor MagicAgent opens task-planning and orchestration research
Honor and Fudan introduce a model for planning and orchestration across tasks. Reported benchmark comparisons do not guarantee correct autonomous execution of every action on a phone.