@IndieDevHailey: Tencent's new Marvis truly embeds AI into the operating system! My computer finally understands human language. Previously, I had to manually search for files, spend ages tweaking settings, and keep an eye on scheduled tasks… Now with just one sentence, the AI does it all for me. This is Tencent's latest Marvis — a true system-level AI assistant.
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Tencent has released a system-level AI assistant called Marvis, which can directly access operating system resources. It performs file searches, system settings, scheduled tasks, etc., via natural language commands, and supports multi-agent collaboration and real-time token consumption display.
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Tencent’s new Marvis has truly welded AI into the operating system!
My computer can finally understand plain human language.
Before, I had to manually dig through files, click around for ages to change settings, and keep an eye on timed tasks myself… Now I just say what I need, and AI does it all for me.
This is Marvis (马维斯), Tencent’s latest release — an AI assistant that truly sits on top of the operating system layer.
System-level AI capabilities, incredibly powerful
Marvis is not a floating chat tool on the surface. It directly adds an AI brain at the operating system layer.
This means it can access almost all resources on your computer globally:
- All installed applications
- Image files (it can even understand image content and text within them)
- Various document data
With just one sentence, you can mobilize resources to get work done.
A six-person AI team, collaborating automatically behind the scenes
It comes with multiple agents working together: one commander + five specialized agents (Files, System, Apps, Browser, Search).
Say “Find all recent invoices and turn them into a table” — it automatically breaks down the task, assigns execution, and finally gives you the result. It’s really smooth to use.
Truly useful Skills + one-click scheduled tasks
Marvis has plenty of practical Skills built in, each with clear operation diagrams, making it very beginner-friendly.
File sorting, batch image processing, system optimization… just click and use.
Scheduled tasks are also super convenient:
- “Search GitHub’s trending projects this week in the AI/ML field, and generate a Chinese visualization display page.”
Say it once, set it up, and it executes on time.
Best part: Real-time token consumption transparency
I really like this — every time a task runs, you can see the token consumption in real time.
Everything is clear, and you know exactly what’s going on. Plus, there’s a free daily allowance of 10 million tokens, which is more than enough for everyday use — almost zero cost.
Marvis brings AI to the operating system layer, turning your computer from “a tool you operate” into “a smart assistant that actively helps you get work done.”
Currently supports Windows, Mac, and Android. The iOS version is coming soon.
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