
Zhipu Qingyan's multi-agent...
When forming a group, put the job, personality, background, and scene in the same recruiting line so responsibilities are clearer than a job title alone. Free speaking lets roles with different positions talk to each other, and speak-on-demand waits until you call on someone. The two modes can be switched. The campaign page splits watching, planning, and writing across members, from a topic through a draft that can be published. A partner can also be created from a role template instead of a blank form. The desktop download shown is for Windows, and there is a separate mobile app. It fits people who want several roles to finish a piece of content or a plan and who want to choose who joins.
AgentMore is Zhipu Qingyan's multi-agent collaboration platform. The official campaign page says you name each member's job, personality, background, and scene, then bring them into one group chat, and you decide who joins and what role they play. The group can switch between free speaking and speaking only when asked, so roles can split work from gathering information through a finished draft. The product page can also create a partner from a role template and offers desktop and mobile downloads. Accounts have a free subscription plan and an upgrade entry, and tasks plus daily sign-in earn points. Public pages do not list tier prices.
Difficulty: Beginner Friendly
Build a group from personas
One line sets job, personality, background, and scene, and decides which partners join and what role each plays.
Free speech or speak on demand
The group can switch between free speaking, where roles take turns on their own, and speaking only when you call on them.
Split work through a finished draft
Information gathering, planning, and writing can be assigned to different members in one chat, from a topic to a deliverable draft.
Role templates and apps
New partners can start from a role template. The product page offers desktop and mobile apps, and the desktop download shown is a Windows package.
Have different positions debate a topic
A user recruits roles with opposing positions, turns on free speaking, and reads how they answer each other on one topic.
Split a draft across roles
Watching trends, planning the angle, and writing the draft are assigned to different partners, and the chat returns a draft to revise.
Keep a usual role from a template
When the same kind of partner is needed often, create it from a role template and keep it on the account for the next group.
The campaign page says the user decides who joins and what persona each member has. A recruiting line can include job, personality, background, and scene, such as one member to watch, one to plan, and one to draft. A partner can also be created from a role template and then added. The split happens inside one group chat rather than in a back-and-forth with a single assistant.
The campaign page lists both modes and says you can switch between them. Free speaking lets members in the group take a turn on their own, which fits a debate. Speak-on-demand waits until you call on someone, which fits a task where you want to control the order. In both cases the job and personality still come from the persona you wrote. The switch happens in the group, so the two speaking styles do not need two separate groups.
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