After a month of testing, Tencent is throwing open the doors to its personal knowledge base AI, ima copilot.
ima copilot's memory system continuously accumulates your personal background, preferences, and project progress to deliver personalized service. When handling complex tasks, the system can directly read files, notes, and reference materials stored in ima, cross-referencing documents and generating content.
On the model side, ima copilot not only includes its own official models but also lets users plug in third-party large model API keys. The ima Knowledge Hub also now supports publishing custom Skills, pushing the Knowledge Square from a content platform toward a capability platform.
Users can browse the Skill Square from the discovery page on PC or mobile, searching by use case and one-click installing official or third-party Skills. The first wave of official Skills includes a WeRead assistant and a Tencent recruitment assistant. Creators can also package and publish their own Skills from their Knowledge Hub backend, turning domain-specific knowledge and workflow methodologies into tradable tools.