Testing 360 Nami Work: 8 AI Agents Shipped a Website in 57 Minutes

AGI Hunt · wechat · 2026-07-30

The author tested 360's newly released enterprise agent platform, "Nami Work," to build a memorial website for author Keigo Higashino. The entire process, from requirement delegation to full-stack deployment, was completed without writing a single line of code.

Core Workflow & Highlights:

Comparison: The author ran the same prompt on OpenAI Codex. Nami Work took 57 minutes and 362K tokens, while Codex took 1 hour 45 minutes and 100M tokens. Both delivered successfully; Nami Work excelled in UI minimalism, while Codex showed better data organization logic.

Verdict: The platform is highly stable and requires no manual debugging. Its main strengths are cloud convenience and built-in safety guardrails (fact-checking, cross-verification). However, its ecosystem of connectors, Skills, and MCPs is currently less robust than Codex or Claude Code.

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