On July 31, Kingsoft Office made its debut appearance at ChinaJoy. At the event, the company showcased its standalone AI office Agent Lingxi and its R&D-focused coding assistant WPS Comate, while also setting up a dedicated user feedback section.
On the same day, a new version of WPS Office was officially launched, featuring major updates including advanced storage management. Centered on optimizing C-drive storage, the new version delivers two primary improvements:
First, #WPS has introduced a unified "Storage Management" portal. Functions such as disk space visualization, cache clearing, and storage path adjustment—which were previously scattered across various settings—are now consolidated into a single interface. Second, installation paths can now be customized individually, giving users greater control over their local disk allocation.
[AgentUpdate Depth Analysis] With the deep integration of LLMs and AI Agents, traditional office software is undergoing a paradigm shift from static tools to proactive intelligent assistants. #Kingsoft Office's showcase of its standalone AI office Agent "#Lingxi" and R&D assistant "WPS Comate" represents a key milestone in deploying AI Agents within client-side and collaborative environments. Compared to Microsoft 365 Copilot, Kingsoft's "Lingxi" offers highly localized, scenario-specific agent interactions tailored for Chinese workflows. Crucially, the parallel launch of the "Storage Management" feature is not just routine maintenance; it lays the infrastructural groundwork for hosting larger edge-AI models and local Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) databases on user machines. Addressing local storage and compute constraints is a critical prerequisite for the mass adoption of next-generation client-side AI Agents.
