openJiuwen

X-Router, a self-evolving model routing technology, has been released by openJiuwen, an open-source AI agent platform co-built with Huawei 2012 Labs, Huawei Cloud, and other Huawei units plus university and enterprise developers. It dynamically selects and orchestrates models based on task complexity, combining profiling, decision, and evolution layers with system states such as KV cache affinity, real-time load, and target availability for multi-objective optimization. It learns from feedback through contextual bandits and lightweight reinforcement learning. The platform says it is Ascend-friendly and reduced token consumption by more than 50% in agent testing.

ScienceDiscovery, an AI research workbench from the openJiuwen community, is now open source. It uses tree search to iterate on research code and artifacts; the model is not trained or tuned, and each round's rewrite is chosen only by the search policy.

Reported cases include a general oscillatory integral solver produced in 236 versions over two hours, a 2.279x average speedup on AlgoTune code, and correct equations for 41.4% of LLM-SRBench symbolic regression problems. The platform provides sandboxing, concurrent scaling, and pluggable search algorithms. License terms were not specified.

WorkSwarm (蜂群办公智能体), a multi-agent office tool from openJiuwen, has debuted on the HarmonyOS PC app market and also supports Windows and Mac. The company says its agents can autonomously form teams, orchestrate tasks, share context, and pass results to one another to handle office work, programming, and music creation, with humans able to join the collaboration. Pricing and performance benchmarks were not disclosed.