@seclink: Recently this open-source tool has been quite popular. It looks like an open-source version of DingTalk Wukong and ByteDance Aily. You can use it to implement your own agent and integrate it into the aforementioned instant messaging platforms. Some guys tweaked it and used it to demo to investors, obtaining a considerable valuation. What makes investors remember...
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CowAgent is an open-source AI assistant framework based on large language models. It supports autonomous task planning, long-term memory, knowledge base, multi-model switching, and multi-channel access (WeChat, Feishu, DingTalk, etc.), enabling rapid construction and deployment of personalized AI agents.
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