MANILA, Philippines (Sep 2026) – Juggling repetitive work tasks across dozens of browser tabs can quickly drain anyone’s day, but the new global release of Alibaba’s QwenWork International promises to handle that workload directly on your computer.
Currently rolling out in public beta across web and desktop platforms, the workplace AI agent platform is tailored for users in Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America. Instead of switching between separate tools, users can describe what they need using plain text. Once authorized, the platform navigates websites, operates local desktop applications, and completes multi-step workflows automatically.
Combining three tools into one platform
The new international release merges three of Alibaba’s prior AI systems, QoderWork, MuleRun, and Wukong, into a unified setup. It allows professionals and businesses to run everything from deep research to cloud-based scheduling and office document creation within a single interface.
Users can choose between Standard and Advanced model tiers based on how complex their tasks are. Under the Standard tier, the system runs on the newly released Qwen3.8 Flash model. This model cuts token consumption by 75 percent while doubling processing speeds, bringing fast execution to daily office work.
Personalized desktop automation and web building
For desktop users, the app introduces an opt-in feature called Awareness. It remembers individual working styles, project contexts, and user preferences across sessions. This saves Pinoy workers from having to re-explain instructions every time they start a new task. Favorite workflows can also be saved as reusable skills for future projects.
Beyond basic task assistance, the platform includes built-in web development tools. Non-technical users can generate static web pages, complete with hosting, database setup, and custom domain support without writing code. It also handles multimodal content creation, generating and interpreting images, audio, and video directly.
Pricing and local availability
QwenWork International is accessible via web and desktop apps using email or Google accounts. The service runs on a subscription model paired with a credit system for both individual users and enterprise accounts.
Note: Specific local pricing for the Philippines has not yet been announced.
