OPPO has opened enrolment for Xiaobu Next, a closed beta of a rebuilt on-device AI assistant, and published the list of phones eligible for the first wave. Thirteen devices qualify — nine OPPO Find models and four OnePlus flagships — and the pitch is an assistant that stops waiting to be asked. OPPO describes the system as running a multi-agent stack and a full-domain memory system locally on the phone, so it can watch what you do and act before you prompt it. The first batch of supported models, as published by OPPO on 27 July, includes the OPPO Find X9 Ultra, Find X9 Pro, Find X9s Pro, Find X9, Find X8 Ultra, Find X8 Pro, Find X8s+, Find X8s, Find X8, and the OnePlus 15, OnePlus 15T, OnePlus 13, and OnePlus 13T. Eligible owners in China enrol through Settings > Help & Feedback > Co-creation. This is a China-market beta; OPPO has not said anything about the feature set reaching global ColorOS or OxygenOS builds. OPPO is framing this as a shift from an assistant that answers questions to one that anticipates them, with technical claims including an on-device multi-agent system, full-domain memory, always-on sensing, 100+ system capabilities, third-party agents with Luckin Coffee, Evernote, Fliggy and Me