Alibaba invites testing for Qwen Go cloud-based 24/7 personal agent

According to a Zhidxcom report published on 2026-11-03, the outlet received hands-on access one day earlier to Qwen Go, a Personal Agent product that Alibaba is currently inviting testers to try. Qwen Go runs in the cloud around the clock, with access to a cloud computer and a cloud phone, so it can carry out cross-app tasks such as shopping on Taobao, picking seats on Damai, or writing code to build a game. In one shopping scenario, a user asked Qwen Go to find a 4K monitor for connecting to a Mac mini. It filtered three monitors in the cloud phone, let the user choose, and then created an order. The order appeared in Taobao as pending payment, though the agent could not complete payment itself. Other tests described by the outlet included opening Damai to find a concert the user wanted and adding it to favorites, using the cloud computer to download and replace a wallpaper, and operating the computer to write code for a city-building simulation game. The report also notes that the recent popularity of Muse ignited interest in the Personal Agent concept, prompting a wave of similar offerings from large and small companies both in China and abroad, and positions Qwen Go as Alibaba's entry in this space. No public launch timeline has been given yet, and the available information remains limited to Zhidxcom's invitation-based hands-on testing.