openJiuwen releases RSI-native AgentOS
11/13/2026 — 11/13, 21:20·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- openJiuwen has released an RSI-native AgentOS that lets agents build new capabilities on demand and keep iterating on their own. The goal is…
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On November 13, 2026, QbitAI reported that openJiuwen has released an RSI-native AgentOS. According to openJiuwen, within this system an Agent can develop the capabilities it needs on demand and keep iterating on them over time. The vendor summed up the idea as letting an Agent build whatever function is required on its own, with the stated goal of letting Agents change and adapt freely and cutting down the work that humans would otherwise have to do when developing new features. At this point, the available public information is limited to this release and the company's description of the product's positioning and objectives, and no further details about the system's subsequent progress, availability, or real-world deployment have been disclosed.
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OpenJiuwen has launched RSI-native AgentOS, which it says lets agents develop the features they need and keep iterating on their own, according to QbitAI. The product is aimed at agent builders who want agents to reconfigure themselves without manual feature development. It is positioned as a step toward self-evolving agent systems.
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