On March 20, the WPS365 AI Collaborative Office Summit commenced in Shenzhen. During the event, Wang Dong, Vice President of Beijing Kingsoft Office Software, Inc., introduced the platform's official digital employee—"Little K Classmate," affectionately nicknamed "Little Lobster." This intelligent agent is deeply integrated into WPS's comprehensive collaboration ecosystem and efficiently handles diverse office tasks such as document processing, instant messaging, meeting coordination, and email management. With its core strengths in security, reliability, professionalism, and results-driven performance, it brings transformative changes to corporate operations.

As an all-in-one AI collaborative office platform, WPS365 addresses industry challenges in managing and utilizing unstructured data, aiming to build a robust intelligent knowledge foundation for enterprises. Beyond launching "Little K Classmate" as a key digital employee, the platform integrates multiple AI agents and intelligent search services to fully unlock the value of dormant corporate data, turning it into core productivity that drives business growth.

Wang Dong emphasized that the development of digital employees relies on continuous enrichment through vast knowledge resources. The more knowledge they accumulate, the quicker they evolve into proficient "workplace experts" capable of handling complex tasks. WPS365 focuses on accumulating unstructured data and mining knowledge, enabling "Little K Classmate" to iteratively improve through consistent "knowledge feeding." As learning dimensions expand and capabilities advance, digital employees will extend their reach across more office scenarios, becoming indispensable intelligent collaboration partners.

He further highlighted that WPS365 seamlessly integrates three core capabilities—document management, collaboration, and AI—establishing a comprehensive enterprise-grade unstructured data security management system. This system covers cloud-based document aggregation, end-to-end encryption, and granular permission controls, laying a solid foundation for data security and intelligent applications. Built on this secure base, WPS365 adopts a Knowledge-Augmented Generation (KAG) framework to create a well-structured, efficient intelligent knowledge base. Through a four-tier progressive architecture, the platform enables efficient conversion of massive unstructured documents into reusable knowledge assets: automatically沉淀 unstructured data across endpoints and clouds, integrating knowledge from private, public, and vertical domains, constructing a unified "knowledge lake" via precise document parsing and standardized governance, and ultimately empowering businesses through diverse AI agents and open APIs.

Wang Dong elaborated that the intelligent knowledge base supports a full-cycle, detailed, and traceable corporate knowledge application loop—from one-click document storage and smart parsing to paragraph-level溯源 and knowledge-driven creation and data extraction. Leveraging this mature knowledge governance system, AI agents deeply mine professional knowledge from office scenarios, executing tasks with expertise. WPS365 also enables integration with internal IT systems, allowing agents to access business data and APIs for cross-system collaboration, while maintaining centralized control over data permissions and interface standards to ensure secure and efficient digital employee operations.

Currently, WPS365 has joined the Open Claw digital employee ecosystem, allowing users to complete high-frequency tasks like meeting scheduling, message notifications, and document management with simple commands. The upgraded official digital employee "Little K Classmate" adheres to principles of security, professionalism, and accountability, competently managing complex office needs across documents, communication, meetings, and emails, ushering in a new era of AI-powered collaborative work.