Baidu has introduced a range of artificial intelligence agents built on the OpenClaw framework, joining a growing wave of Chinese technology firms adopting the open-source system.

The new tools are designed to perform multi-step tasks across applications and devices, expanding AI capabilities beyond traditional chatbot interactions.

Baidu’s ecosystem includes desktop assistants, mobile platforms, cloud-based agent deployment and smart-home integrations.

Executives described the technology as a potential foundation for future software environments capable of connecting devices and services more seamlessly.

The move comes as Chinese technology companies compete to expand their AI offerings and capture new growth opportunities in the rapidly evolving market.

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