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DingTalk Open-Sources Its DWS Command-Line Tool for AI Agents, With a Build for HarmonyOS PCs

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Alibaba's workplace platform DingTalk has open-sourced DWS, the DingTalk Workspace command-line tool, and released a version that runs on Huawei's HarmonyOS PCs.

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