QQ Agent
An AI agent tool that runs on the QQ platform. Users configure an API key and model access so that a bot automatically responds to messages in QQ, with support for deployment on local machines or cloud servers.
Timeline (last 90 days)
Bilibili creator Bai Lu described in a video that after Xiaoheihe posts and QQ chat logs spread wildly, the number of QQ Agent users surged, and the community opened a thousand-member group every day.
On the night Group Six opened, Bai Lu answered newcomers' questions continuously from 8 p.m. until 5 a.m.
The Agent runs locally or on a designated server; when the host environment is shut down, the service naturally terminates, and after the computer is turned off the bot cannot respond.
Bai Lu pointed out that QQ is the output end and the Agent is the control end, and having the output end in turn control the Agent to call tools is logically untenable.
Bai Lu suggested that when observing Agent usage costs, one need not fixate on the amount spent but should look at the cache hit rate, and only if it is below 30% is further investigation needed.
After a user created a group, the bot account and the user himself used the same account, so the bot could not respond normally.
Bai Lu explained that others' bots are more capable than one's own because of plugin differences; one can download the relevant tools from the ds official website as a workbench and have it generate and install plugins.
The official version's skill marketplace requires two confirmation clicks to complete the installation of skills and plugins.
Bai Lu compiled 34 common newcomer questions into a must-read guide for newcomers, claiming it can solve 99% of problems.
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Bai Lu compiled 34 common newcomer questions into a must-read guide for newcomers, claiming it can solve 99% of problems.
50%UnverifiedBai Lu suggested that when observing Agent usage costs, one need not fixate on the amount spent but should look at the cache hit rate, and only if it is below 30% is further investigation needed.
50%UnverifiedBai Lu explained that others' bots are more capable than one's own because of plugin differences; one can download the relevant tools from the ds official website as a workbench and have it generate and install plugins.
50%UnverifiedThe official version's skill marketplace requires two confirmation clicks to complete the installation of skills and plugins.
50%UnverifiedThe Agent runs locally or on a designated server; when the host environment is shut down, the service naturally terminates, and after the computer is turned off the bot cannot respond.
50%UnverifiedBai Lu pointed out that QQ is the output end and the Agent is the control end, and having the output end in turn control the Agent to call tools is logically untenable.
50%UnverifiedOn the night Group Six opened, Bai Lu answered newcomers' questions continuously from 8 p.m. until 5 a.m.
50%UnverifiedBilibili creator Bai Lu described in a video that after Xiaoheihe posts and QQ chat logs spread wildly, the number of QQ Agent users surged, and the community opened a thousand-member group every day.
50%UnverifiedAfter a user created a group, the bot account and the user himself used the same account, so the bot could not respond normally.
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