QClaw

QClaw is Tencent PC Manager’s official local AI agent built on the open-source openclaw Framework. designed exclusively for indiVidual users in mAInland China, it bridges powerful AI task execution with the most wIDEly used social platforms—WeChat and QQ—without requiring technical expertise, cloud dependency, or data upload. Launched in March 2026, it runs entirely on the user’s device and transfORMs everyday messAGIng into a command interface for real-world desktop ACTions.

What it does

QClaw interprets natural-language instructions sent via Wechat or QQ and executes them locally: opening and editing Excel files, generating PowerPoint slides, subMITting GitHub code, scrAPIng web content, drafting social media posts, summarizing academic papers, organizing folders, setting reminders, and more. Every Operation—from reading local files to launching browsers or office APPs—happens offline on the user’s machine. Only Lightweight instruction transmission and optional model inference use encrypted internet connections.

Key capabilities

• Zero-configuration Local Deployment: one-click install on Windows or macOS; no Python, API keys, or environment setup needed.
• WeChat & QQ official integration: Uses Tencent’s Enterprise WeChat customer service channel for compliant, no-ban WeChat binding—and QQ open platform APIs for multi-bot support in chats and groups.
• 5,000+ pre-integrated Skills: Natively connects to ClawHub and GitHub skill repositories covering rEMOte work, content creation, coding, research, and personal productivity—no manual installation required.
• local-first privacy: All data, memory, and execution remain on-device. Users retain full control over logs, preferences, and File Operations.
• multi-model flexibility: ships with Kimi-2.5 optimized for Agent tasks; supports one-CLIck switching among GLM, MiniMax, and DeepSeek—all free during beta with no token management.

Who it is for

QClaw targets non-technical Chinese individuals who rely on WeChat or QQ daily and need hands-Free automation for routine digital tasks—Freelancers managing clients via chat, students organizing research, small-business owners scheduling posts, or remote workers accessing files while away from their desk. It is not intended for developers building agents, nor for enterprises needing SSO or audit trails.

How to get started

During its current invite-only beta phase, users must join an official QQ group to obtain an access code, then download the installer from claw.guanjia.qq.com. After installing, they scan a QR code to bind either WeChat (via enterprise WeChat channel) or QQ (creating up to five bots). Within 90 SEConds of binding, they can type plain-language commands like “Sum column C in my Q3 report.xlsx” or “Post this draft to Xiaohongshu”—and receive results directly in chat.

Pricing and access caveat

QClaw is fully free during its limited beta period, including all model calls and features. Tencent has not announced formal pricing tiers, but future veRSIons may introduce a freemium model with advanced capabilities behind paid upgrades. As of now, Linux support and public downloads are not available; availability may vary by region and regulatory compliance. Users should note that functionality depends on local system permissions and installed software (e.g., Microsoft Office or Chrome).