QwenWork’s official documentation says users can start AI tasks from configured workplace events alongside scheduled runs, adding messages, approvals and to-do events as possible triggers.
Users choose which events should activate a task. For example, a rule can convert a manager’s instruction sent through DingTalk into to-do items. Users can inspect the output, revise a trigger rule or switch it off.
Tasks can run locally or in the cloud. Cloud runs can continue without the desktop client open. QwenWork’s documentation says remote-control permission must be enabled for cloud triggers to operate while a computer sleeps.
