At 15:13, the store listing was there
IT Home writes that Tencent communications director Zhang Jun announced on October 15 that the personal AI assistant Marvis is on Huawei's Harmony app market. The page time is 15:13.
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Feature parity is a description, not a comparison
The description says the Harmony build matches the Android and iOS mobile apps, including natural-language control of a computer, remote control across devices, scheduled tasks, and intelligent file handling. After checking, IT Home adds that it can sort and parse documents, handle images, and repair a computer operating system. That is a capability list from the product description, not a comparison test.
[1]WeChat and QQ can sign in, and chats and points come along
The Harmony build adds WeChat and QQ login. Zhang said that whichever entrance a person uses, chat history and points carry over. Tencent's own line is that Marvis can basically do what agents on the market can do, that it understands operating-system structure and file ownership, that it schedules models by task and controls phone apps from the desktop, and that the mobile side has a "cloud supervisor." The sentence names no comparison product and gives no accuracy.
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