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360 Launches NanoWork: An AI Agent Platform for Enterprises

360 Group founder Zhou Hongyi has officially launched NanoWork, a new enterprise intelligent agent platform aimed at helping businesses of all sizes—from entrepreneurs and sole proprietorships to large corporations—embrace AI-driven collaboration. The platform is designed to move companies beyond simply using AI tools toward a more integrated, agent-based workflow.

At the launch event, Zhou emphasized that enterprise leaders need to lead by example when adopting AI. To encourage early adoption, the first users of NanoWork will receive a trial allocation of 100 million tokens each. Additionally, 360 plans to provide professional training and support to help 1,000 small businesses implement AI and boost their operational efficiency.

Before the official release, 360 put NanoWork through its paces by using it internally. The company deployed intelligent agents, such as OpenClaw, across over 1,000 real business scenarios, collected more than 56,000 pieces of user feedback, and completed 166 version iterations over five months. Zhou stressed that NanoWork is not just a simple packaging of a single intelligent agent. Instead, it hides complex technical details and transforms advanced capabilities like large models and intelligent agents into directly usable productivity tools, all while integrating robust security features.

Five Core Systems

NanoWork is built around five core systems: a multi-intelligent agent engine, a multi-model foundation, cloud office capabilities, multiple work modes, and a multi-expert system. Users don't need to master models, frameworks, or tools. They simply set a goal, and the platform coordinates different AI experts to complete tasks, automatically matching suitable models and execution methods.

Real-World Applications

The platform caters to a variety of roles:

  • Enterprise managers can use NanoWork for business analysis, growth tracking, and progress management.
  • Entrepreneurs and sole proprietors can leverage it for opportunity exploration, product validation, content creation, and marketing.
  • Employees can boost their efficiency in research, solution planning, content creation, and project delivery.

Security First

Zhou Hongyi highlighted a key difference between large models and intelligent agents: "A large model making a mistake is saying the wrong thing, while an intelligent agent making a mistake is doing the wrong thing." To address this, 360 has made "native security, built-in from the factory" a core design principle of NanoWork. The platform reduces enterprise AI application risks through mechanisms such as cloud isolation, permission control, and data protection.

Key Points

  • Platform Name: NanoWork
  • Developer: 360 Group
  • Target Users: Enterprise owners, entrepreneurs, sole proprietorships, and employees
  • Trial Offer: First users receive 100 million tokens each
  • Core Systems: Multi-agent engine, multi-model, cloud office, multi-work mode, multi-expert system
  • Security: Native security with cloud isolation, permission control, and data protection