Just realized workbuddy is actually pretty good?

I got a Tianyi Cloud computer for free earlier, and WorkBuddy was already installed on it, so I was able to log in and start using it right away.
There are several advantages: it has an official mobile app and WeChat mini program, and currently offers free models.
The app and mini program also have a cloud mode (the sandbox goes to sleep while retaining your data instead of deleting it).

The cloud configuration is pretty good too: CPU | AMD EPYC 9K65 192-Core Processor, with 32 logical cores
123 GB of memory / 256 GB of disk** in a Linux cloud sandbox, with internet access and a browser.
In other words, even when you’re away from your computer, you can still manage just fine…

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What models are available in Workbuddy? What are the usage limits?

Also, Tianyi Cloud Computer comes with a built-in agent that includes 25 million tokens.

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If the built-in model isn’t any good, you can use AG’s deepseek-v4-flash for free.

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I already have my own AI site. Why use someone else’s…? :distorted_face:

hy3 and hy4, I think.
These two have a 0× multiplier, so you can use them however you like.

I gave it a try, and aside from being a little slow, it seems to work pretty well.

Has anyone knowledgeable compared Trae Code and Workbuddy?

It looks like you can also integrate your own model.

The cloud configuration is this powerful?!!!

Hiss~
You can’t seriously be thinking of reverse-engineering this, making it persistent, and then using it as a cloud server… :xhj11:

What do you think..
Everything can be reverse-engineered…
If I hadn’t been held back by the lack of armor penetration before, there’d be a lot more things I could reverse-engineer by now.

That scared me to tears.

But this can connect directly to the internet; it just doesn’t have a public IP. I guess all it needs is for the cloud to detect that it’s active and prevent it from going to sleep, right?

If it can be connected to or called, there must be a way to make use of it (and it doesn’t necessarily have to be turned into a persistent server).

The CPU isn’t necessarily always the same either,
but it’s most likely an AMD EPYC (it has been all three times).
However, the exact model may vary.

Could you elaborate?

No problem… I can even accept an E3 CPU (after all, it’s free).

For now, I only have an idea… Once I get my computer fixed, I’ll start trying it out…
I’m planning to start with an app; WeChat Mini Programs are a bit of a hassle…

I’m always recommending it to friends around me who are new to this.

How come I didn’t see it? Is it the Tianyi Cloud Computer one in Shanghai?

I’m also interested in a comparison between Trae Code and Workbuddy. The OP’s point about the official app and WeChat mini program is definitely a plus. Trae only has a desktop version, right? Also, how good are the free models hy3/hy4 that the person above mentioned in practice? I haven’t seen anyone test them in depth yet.