A Chinese tech outlet (ifanr) gave QwenWork Apple's quarterly results. It produced an HTML report that leads with the conclusion, charts revenue, profit, products and regions with a short note under each chart, and puts the raw data table at the end. The reviewer rated it strong and easy to check against the source.
- First reported
- ifanr.com · 3 Aug 2026
- Added
- 11 Oct 2026
- Source checked
- 11 Oct 2026
What they did
On QwenWork's public beta launch day, an ifanr editor gave it Apple's quarterly results, released the week before, and asked for a visual, easy-to-read HTML breakdown.
What happened
QwenWork extracted and cross-checked the figures, then built an HTML report that opens with the conclusion, charts revenue, profit, products and regions with a short "how to read this" note under each chart, and keeps the raw data table at the bottom. The editor found it easy to read and to check back against the source.
Keep in mind
During its final check QwenWork tried to run a file-deletion command; the app showed a clear high-risk warning and asked for permission. The editor notes that a similar warning to kill a process during another task did not say which app it belonged to or why.
Try it with your agent
Here is <company>'s latest quarterly report: <file or link>. Check the key figures against the tables in the report, then build a single HTML page that starts with three conclusions, shows revenue, profit, segments and regions as charts with one plain sentence under each on what it means, and puts the raw data table at the end. Note any figure you could not verify.
Replace the <angle brackets> with your own details.
Original source
ifanr.comHands-on reviewA journalist or reviewer used the agent and wrote up what happened.
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