Tencent Yuanqi Service Suspension Notice Arrives: What Should Existing Agents Back Up First, and What Should Be Migrated Next?

How to clearly list an agent's work content before backing up?

Write a brief description for every agent still in use: who uses it, what inputs are provided, what results should be expected, and under what circumstances human intervention is needed. Organize existing prompts, knowledge materials, and typical issues into files you can access; this provides a clear scope for comparison when evaluating new platforms later.

Which task should be selected as a control during migration?

Select a daily task that is actively used and has easily verifiable outcomes, saving the original input and acceptable answer criteria. Re-run it under the same conditions in the alternative environment to check if knowledge resources are used correctly, if outputs meet business requirements, and if errors are visible when anomalies occur. Keep comparison records first, then decide which tasks to migrate further.

If tasks require writing to other business systems, first use isolated data copies to check results, confirm connection and write scopes, then restore real calls. New service entry points, authentication methods, and return formats all need confirmation based on actual implementation; this article does not assume any platform can directly import all of Yuanqi’s configurations, nor does it promise consistent answers after switching platforms.

What else needs confirmation before handing over to users?

Have actual users walk through the new entry point to confirm where old links, shared instructions, and call configurations need updating. Prepare a short instruction sheet detailing the new usage method, functions still being adjusted, and who to contact in case of errors. During the period when the old service is still available, retain materials that allow reviewing tasks and results to avoid relying on memory to reconfigure later.

Check results with a fixed input

Organize a migration inventory into knowledge files, workflow configuration, plugin dependencies and invocation endpoints. Restore a credential-free sample export into the target system and check links, encoding and failure paths. Record only names and owners for keys that must be rebound. A downloaded file is not proof of recovery. The notice was checked, but no user account or migration was accessed.