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Qwen Office 2.0 adds team-agent collaboration and three-device sync

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Qwen releases Qwen Office 2.0 on November 9, 2026, its largest update since the product launched three months earlier.

The release adds a collaboration feature in which multiple people and Agents work together in a shared space, along with human-AI co-creation, a resource space, automatic tasks, and sync across phone, computer, and web. Leiphone and QbitAI report that all features are now fully live in the Qwen Office client, according to the company.

The collaboration feature's first batch of triggers covers messages from designated people, messages that @-mention the user in designated group chats, and approval tasks. QbitAI reports that after the user authorizes it, the phone can remotely operate the computer when the user is away from their desk.

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  1. QbitAINews
    Qwen Office 2.0 adds Team Agent collaboration with multi-person and agent work

    AIQwen releases Qwen Office 2.0, its largest update in three months, adding a "collaboration" feature that lets multiple people and Agents work together in a shared space. The release also adds human-AI co-creation, a resource space, automatic tasks, and three-device sync across phone, computer, and web. All features are now fully live in the Qwen Office client.

  2. LeiphoneNews
    Qwen Office releases 2.0 with Team Agent collaboration for groups and digital workers

    AIQwen Office releases version 2.0, its biggest upgrade since launch three months ago, adding "Collaboration," described as the industry's first feature for multi-person and Agent collaboration. The update also adds Human-AI Co-creation, Resource Space, Auto Tasks and three-end sync across phone, computer and web, and all features are fully live in the client, according to the company.

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