Keke | Honor releases the industry's first operating system with system-level Agent Harness architecture, MagicOS 11, which is first pre-installed on Magic9.
On September 15, Honor officially released MagicOS 11, the industry's first terminal operating system that has achieved commercial implementation of the system-level Agent Harness architecture.
According to introduction, through YOYO Harness, Honor deeply integrates model capabilities with the perception, planning, tool invocation and execution capabilities of terminals such as mobile phones, enabling this architecture to truly serve the scenarios that consumers use every day. Combined with the leading large model capabilities integrating terminal and cloud, YOYO has evolved from an AI assistant that only answers questions to a capable partner that gets things done.
Honor MagicOS 11 is leading a new revolution in human-computer interaction with its new architecture, new interaction modes and new experiences. It is learned that the new-generation YOYO boasts stronger automatic execution capabilities, with executable ultra-long task steps exceeding 100. It has the industry's top-level intent understanding and task decomposition capabilities, ranking at the highest level across the industry. YOYO Tasks compress a series of complex operations into one of your daily actions, which can be automatically triggered and completed efficiently. As of the release, it has covered 40 trigger conditions and more than 130 execution actions, which can be flexibly combined to generate countless possibilities. YOYO Tasks integrate automatic execution and proactive services, and make YOYO truly a "person who gets things done for you" through trigger-based automatic execution capabilities.
It is also learned that since Honor launched the YOYO Suggestion feature on Magic UI 6.0 and pioneered the "proactive service" concept, the monthly active users of YOYO have risen to 160 million. At present, it has covered more than 1000 proactive service life scenarios in total, and has accessed over 10000 third-party AI services.
It is reported that MagicOS 11 has also fully realized the implementation of cross-brand Tap-to-Share, covering mainstream terminals and in-vehicle ecosystems. Honor has joined hands with mainstream Android manufacturers to formulate technical standards for Tap-to-Share, creating an industry-leading interconnection experience across all brands. Meanwhile, adhering to the brand new experience concept of translucent, smooth and silky, it has pioneered the dynamic liquid glass effect, integrated with the lightweight Hummingbird architecture engine, making the visible aesthetic feeling and smooth experience the benchmark of the Android ecosystem.
It is learned that the all-new Honor Magic9 will be the first to be equipped with MagicOS 11, realizing the leap from "being able to answer" to "being able to get things done". In addition, Honor will immediately launch an unlimited public beta program of MagicOS 11 for mainstream models after the launch event, and open the recruitment for the Agentic OS preview version for Honor Magic9 users in October.
Attached illustration: One chart to understand MagicOS 11
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