Alibaba Qwen Office tops Jefferies AI office agent evaluation at 95
Jefferies on Aug 19 released an evaluation of eight US-China AI Agents on office tasks; Alibaba Qwen Office topped the ranking at 95 points, ahead of Claude Cowork and Codex; test covers multi-file retrieval and PPT creation.
On August 19, 2026, Wall Street bank Jefferies released an evaluation report of eight US-China AI Agents on office tasks. Alibaba Qwen Office topped the ranking at 95 points, surpassing Anthropic Claude Cowork and OpenAI Codex. Tests covered multi-file retrieval and PPT creation scenarios.On the same day, Alibaba Qwen Office officially connected to WeCom (enterprise WeChat). Previously it had integrated DingTalk and Feishu, completing coverage of the three major Chinese enterprise collaboration platforms, plus overseas Slack.Qwen also released a work-data context Agent that transforms scattered work data from DingTalk and other platforms into Agent-specific profiles, enabling Qwen Office Agents to understand user business flows and achieve human-machine collaboration.AI Office Agents are entering a phase of rapid enterprise penetration. The Jefferies report and Qwen's WeCom integration occurred on the same day, marking intensified direct competition between US and Chinese products in enterprise collaboration scenarios.