At least 13 domestic Internet giants have followed up on OpenClaw, from cloud hosting to mobile system agents

According to 1M AI News monitoring, since the open-source explosion of OpenClaw, the follow-up of Chinese technology companies has differentiated into three levels.

The first level consists of companies that have launched independent products:

The Dark Side of the Moon launched Kimi Claw (based on Kimi K2.5), opened Beta testing for paid members, pre-installed the ClawHub skill library, no local deployment required;

MiniMax released MaxClaw (based on M2.5), globally launched the iOS and Android versions on March 3;

Zhipu introduced AutoGLM OpenClaw version (based on GLM-5), cooperated with Alibaba Cloud's AgentBay to provide a cloud-based operating environment;

NetEase Youdao released the desktop Agent LobsterAI on February 11, supporting the MCP protocol, open-sourced on February 19, Xinhua News reported it as one of the first domestic products to combine OpenClaw with MCP.

· Tencent and ByteDance enter through platform ecology:

Tencent launched WorkBuddy (officially launched), QClaw (still in the internal testing phase), and a combination of enterprise WeChat/QQ channel access capabilities, WorkBuddy is compatible with the OpenClaw skill framework and supports the MCP protocol;

ByteDance's Volcano Engine launched ArkClaw today (cloud-based SaaS version of OpenClaw), deeply adapted the official Feishu plugin, supports direct processing of Feishu schedules, documents, and multi-dimensional tables;

Baidu integrated OpenClaw into the Baidu App search box on February 13, Qi Fan platform has listed 7 official Skills on ClawHub;

Xiaomi started Xiaomi miclaw closed beta on March 6, based on the self-developed MiMo large model (led by Luo Fuli, former core member of DeepSeek) running at the system level of mobile phones, can call more than 50 system tools and Xiaomi IoT devices, only compatible with the Xiaomi 17 series, is one of the few solutions that promote the Agent to the system level of mobile phones and link with the IoT ecosystem.

The second level is cloud deployment infrastructure:

Tencent Cloud, Alibaba Cloud, Baidu Smart Cloud, Volcano Engine, JD Cloud, and Huawei Cloud have all launched one-click deployment services, with the competition focusing on free quotas and configuration thresholds.

Meituan is taking the service-oriented route. On March 7, it partnered with Lenovo's Baythink to launch the OpenClaw remote deployment service starting at 395 yuan. Engineers will remotely assist with the installation. Meituan's data shows that related search volume has more than tripled compared to the previous period. In addition, Zhou Hongyi, the founder of 360, announced on March 8 that he will release the OpenClaw one-click installation version, aiming to make it "accessible to everyone," but the product has not yet been officially launched.