Zhou Hongyi launches NanoWork: a new generation enterprise agent work platform

On July 28, Zhou Hongyi, founder of 360 Group, officially released the new generation enterprise agent work platform 'NanoWork'. The platform is designed for enterprise AI transformation, targeting business owners, entrepreneurs, one-person companies (OPC), and employees. Zhou emphasized that for enterprises to adopt AI, the boss must use it first. He announced a trial offer of 100 million tokens per user and professional training to help 1,000 small enterprises achieve AI deployment and operational efficiency. Before launch, 360 tested various agents like OpenClaw in over 1,000 real business scenarios, collected more than 56,000 user feedbacks, and iterated 166 versions in 5 months. NanoWork hides complex technical capabilities, converts advanced capabilities into direct productivity, and integrates native security. The platform addresses challenges such as unpredictable token consumption, configuration barriers, permission boundaries, task stability, and data security. It builds five capability systems: multi-agent engine, multi-model base, cloud office, multi-work mode, and multi-expert. Users only need to set goals; the platform organizes AI experts and selects appropriate models. Safety is a core design principle with cloud isolation, permission control, and data protection. A real-world case was presented: Abulajiang, owner of a breakfast shop in Kashgar, Xinjiang, used NanoWork for brand marketing, store design, and legal consulting, expanding from one to six stores. Zhou noted AI is entering a phase of dual evolution of models and agents, where enterprise competition depends on combining models, knowledge, tools, and business processes. 360 also started recruiting city partners for NanoWork to support local services and accelerate AI adoption.