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What Tiangong Platform is

The Tiangong large-model open platform, run by Kunlun Tech, is an agent and application platform built around a general assistant called SkyClaw, with design and video agents for one-step task handling.

It is an agent platform more than a raw model API, China-based. The appeal is task handling: you set a project and a skill, and the agent works the documents, images, tables, and video toward a deliverable.

The stance is efficient task handling, and the product is aimed at teams automating knowledge work.

What you can do with it

You create projects and scheduled tasks, attach knowledge bases and expert skills over documents, images, tables, and video, and connect messaging channels, so the loop is project, skill, deliver, aimed at automated knowledge work.

Because the skills sit over your files, a recurring report or a weekly digest becomes a configured job rather than a manual one, and the channel connection is the part that puts the result where the team already is. For a team, that is the automation win.

The design and video agents are the parts that take a brief to a draft in one step.

Who it is for

It suits teams and builders.

It suits organizations automating knowledge work.

What to keep in mind

Pricing is a free trial for new users with no public API price table, so request a plan, and because a trial exists, check it. The API price is not published, which is a reason to ask before you scale.

The compliance stance is documented through Chinese filings: it carries public-security and ICP records plus model and algorithm filings, links user and privacy agreements, but named no international certification like SOC 2, so review the policy. As a China-based service, consider data residency for non-China users.

A practical point: an agent platform that holds your documents needs the residency question answered first. The local filings are a China-market signal, but a non-China user should read the privacy agreement and decide what may be attached, because the skills read your files and the cross-border flow is the part the filings do not cover. If you connect a messaging channel, keep the shared scope tight, since the agent that delivers to a chat can also pull from one, and the trial is a fine place to learn the limits before you commit.

Two practical points

confirm the plan and the policy, and mind residency, because Tiangong is a Kunlun-run agent platform centered on SkyClaw with projects and channels but trial-based pricing with no API table and China-based hosting with local filings and no named international certification, so the cross-border data question is yours to settle.