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IT Home reported on October 19 that Tencent officially announced today that its AI assistant Marvis (马维斯) is now available in the Kylin Software Store for Galaxy Kylin Desktop Operating System V10SP1 (X86, ARM), supporting a range of domestically produced CPUs and mainstream computing platforms.
IT Home has learned that Marvis is a personal AI assistant operating at the operating-system level. It can directly control a computer to perform tasks such as adjusting screen brightness and switching to dark mode. For example, a user can ask it, “Why isn’t my mouse responding smoothly? Help me adjust it,” and Marvis will try to diagnose the problem on its own.
Marvis can also follow instructions to open the “Security Center” for security checks, virus scans and vulnerability repairs, or use “Kylin Manager” to clean up junk files and diagnose faults. It can also install or uninstall software through official channels.
The software also offers system operations and maintenance, intelligent search and processing of local documents, task automation, and remote control across devices. Even when away from their computer, users can connect to it through the Marvis app and remotely ask Marvis on the computer to find or modify files. Marvis is currently open to cooperation with government departments, state-owned enterprises and industry partners.