Baidu today announced the full launch of "Miaoda," its domestically pioneering conversational application development platform. This platform allows users to directly describe their needs using natural language, and the system automatically generates application code with complete functionality, marking a significant breakthrough in the no-code development tool field.
On Miaoda's official website, Baidu emphasizes that this is their meticulously crafted first no-code tool, aiming to empower everyone with the creative abilities of a programmer, claiming that "without writing any code, you can turn any idea into reality."
Recalling the Baidu World Conference last November, Miaoda was first unveiled, preemptively introducing the innovative concept of "multi-agent collaboration." Today, Miaoda not only integrates the convenience of no-code programming but also incorporates the powerful functions of multi-agent collaboration and multi-tool invocation. Users can easily build diverse applications using only voice commands.
Baidu founder Robin Li, in introducing Miaoda, pointed out that no-code programming technology, relying on large models to directly generate code, completely overturns the traditional programming model, achieving zero-code entry barriers, allowing anyone to quickly get started. Furthermore, the multi-agent collaboration function is based on the advanced thinking and planning capabilities of Baidu's Wenxin large model, capable of intelligently scheduling and orchestrating different agents to collaboratively complete complex tasks. As for multi-tool invocation, it leverages the extensive connectivity of the Wenxin large model, easily accessing various practical tools such as web search, iRAG, and map APIs.
Li further envisioned that the launch of Miaoda heralds a new era—an era where individuals, relying solely on creativity and ideas, can drive multiple agents to work together, turning dreams into reality and even creating economic value. This undoubtedly opens up an unprecedented path of innovation for developers and users alike.
