At its 2026 Global 1024 Developer Festival in Beijing on October 22, iFLYTEK's open platform launched a set of tools for building and running AI agents. Alongside the Spark X2.6 model, the company introduced Agent OS, a collaboration platform for enterprise agents, APA for automating business processes, the XFYUN CLI developer workbench and a platform it calls Xingchen TaaS, short for Token as a Solution.
Agent OS handles organization and task scheduling. It groups employees, agents and business systems into what iFLYTEK calls scene packages, and uses organization-level context engineering to keep refining skills and workflows. The company says cross-system collaboration efficiency improved by 90 percent in deployments and that more than 75 percent of processes can run on their own.
APA handles execution. Business staff can record a screen session or describe a task in plain language, and APA packages routine work such as filling forms, checking inventory or starting approvals into reusable skills that agents call when needed, connected to ERP and CRM systems. iFLYTEK says its procurement review system reached 97 percent accuracy at China Energy Investment Corporation.
For developers, the XFYUN CLI lets a single command call more than 700 atomic AI capabilities and more than 200 agent adaptation capabilities, simplifying access, authentication and environment setup. AIUI Code lets developers describe what they need and have an agent call plugins to help build it. A digital-employee tool updates robot configurations by voice. The platform is also building reusable agent resources around skills, MCP, connectors, the CLI and industry knowledge.
Xingchen TaaS sits on top of iFLYTEK's Xingchen MaaS platform, which supports Spark and several open-source models. Its middle layer covers model scheduling, an agent engine, knowledge engineering, tool orchestration and runtime governance. Its application layer covers simultaneous interpretation, digital employees, office productivity, knowledge Q&A and marketing, with packages for enterprise services, finance, healthcare, education and energy. The pitch is that companies should not stop at buying tokens and calling models, but get working applications.
iFLYTEK also showed new interaction tools for homes, robots and public spaces. Its robot platform supports up to five people talking at once and reports 90.1 percent speech recognition accuracy in heavy noise. The open platform now has 11.87 million developers, according to the company. All performance figures are company-reported.
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