Ant's LingGuang 2.0 reviewed: plugs into Alipay to audit subscriptions and babysit long-running tasks
lxfater · x · 2026-10-27
The author tested Ant Group's newly upgraded LingGuang 2.0, positioning it as a true personal agent wired into the Alipay ecosystem.
- After linking Alipay, it automatically listed all active subscription charges (e.g., a 59 RMB/month App Store sub, 25 RMB/month Baidu Netdisk, 88 RMB/year 88VIP) and can proactively remind before renewals
- Also connects to DingTalk, Feishu, QQ Mail, Didi, Baidu Netdrive, Mijia and more — the thesis being a personal agent is only useful if it reaches real services
- Claims long-term memory for multi-day tasks: the author set up continuous price tracking for a 4090 48G GPU on Taobao (29k RMB average) with alerts on drops
- Contrasts with coding agents that need constant supervision: this one feels like someone else watching your tasks
The product is currently free.
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