Chinese Chatbot ReakH Rolls Out AI Cloud Computer for Autonomous Work

Cloud-hosted AI agents that can interact with real websites are becoming a practical option, but platform rate limits still cap how aggressively they can operate.

ReakH AI has launched an AI Cloud Computer feature that gives its chatbot a full desktop environment running in the cloud. The assistant can open websites, click through pages, edit documents, and even interact with platforms like Xiaohongshu and Taobao as if it were a human user. The environment runs continuously, so tasks continue even when the user's own device is offline, and the user can jump in at any time to handle logins, verification, or manual approval.

Common use cases include researching trending topics on Chinese social platforms, drafting content and creating publish-ready drafts, comparing prices across multiple e-commerce sites for smarter shopping, and booking hotels or flights. For developers, it can configure environments, run open-source projects, and execute tests remotely. The main limitation is that the cloud desktop resets after two hours of idle time, wiping saved states and login sessions, and heavy automation on platforms like Xiaohongshu may trigger risk controls, so operation frequency needs to be controlled.