The IT Home page is stamped 2026/10/19 14:59:17. Tencent said today that its AI assistant Marvis is now listed on the Kylin software store. The system named on the page is Galaxy Kylin desktop V10SP1, in both X86 and ARM builds. The page also says it supports several domestic processors and mainstream computing platforms, but it names no models.
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The abilities are a product description, not a test log. The page calls Marvis a personal assistant at the operating-system layer that can operate the computer directly. The examples are changing screen brightness, switching to a dark mode, and a user asking why the mouse feels wrong and telling it to adjust that. The same passage says it can open the security center for a checkup, a virus scan, and vulnerability repair, call the Kylin butler for cleanup and fault diagnosis, and install or remove software from official channels.
[1]The list also includes system maintenance, local document search, task automation, and remote control across devices. Away from the computer, a person can connect through the Marvis app and have the machine find or change files. The page does not say what permission that connection requires, and it does not say whether an ordinary user can download it now. Cooperation is written as already open to government offices, state-owned companies, and industry partners. No price appears.
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