The office Agent track has become crowded, tracing back 9 months to last November, when Claude Code recorded an annualized revenue of 1 billion US dollars, making programming the first fully verified commercial scenario for AI. The popularity of OpenClaw brought intelligent agents beyond the programmer community, migrating model code-writing capabilities to Word and Excel. Half a year later, 17 mainstream domestic desktop AI-native office intelligent agents recorded total monthly visits exceeding 60 million times across June. Major tech giants took 10 days to turn internal competition into an oligarch competition for desktop entry: on July 20, Tencent integrated QClaw into WorkBuddy; on July 27, Alibaba integrated QoderWork, Wukong and MuleRun into "Qianwen Office"; on July 28, 360 released "Nano Work"; on July 30, ByteDance split part of Feishu and merged it into Doubao. IDC estimates this year's market size at 44.9 billion yuan, with a 33% penetration rate of enterprise software by 2028. However, the number of enterprise AI projects with large-scale deployment remains small: IDC found only 18% of Chinese enterprises have integrated intelligent agents into core business flows; Gartner showed only 17% of surveyed enterprises deployed AI agents in 2025. Media reported more than 70% of AI projects failed to enter production, and more than 90% of completed POC projects are