Overview
QwenWork Green Book (千问办公小绿书) is an independent, unofficial Chinese-language field guide that transforms Qwen office tasks into repeatable, reviewable workflows. With 70 documentation pages covering getting started, feature selection, ten end-to-end office cases, reliable automation, team governance, and implementation playbooks for 12 industries, it is a comprehensive resource for anyone looking to systematize their AI-assisted office work.
Acti is the world's first agentic keyboard, designed to let you invoke actions and retrieve information from any app without leaving your current context. By typing your intent and long-pressing the Acti Bar, you can summon restaurant recommendations, share location links, drop sports schedules, and much more. It features a community-driven Skill Key ecosystem where users create and share custom workflows.
Feature Comparison
| Feature | QwenWork Green Book | Acti |
|---|---|---|
| Core Purpose | Structured guide for office workflows | Instant action keyboard |
| Target Audience | Office workers, teams, industries | Power users, developers |
| Primary Interface | Documentation website | Mobile keyboard app |
| Workflow Approach | Step-by-step with acceptance criteria | Type intent, hold, get result |
| Customization | Teaches reusable automations | Custom Skill Keys via API mashups |
| Industry Coverage | 12 industries | Not industry-specific |
| Community & Sharing | Solo reference | Active community with shared skills |
| Learning Curve | Moderate | Low (basic use) / Moderate (skill creation) |
| Platform | Web-based | Mobile (iOS/Android) |
Pricing
QwenWork Green Book is completely free to access. All 70+ documentation pages, case studies, and industry playbooks are available without any subscription or payment.
Acti is free to download and use for basic features. Advanced skills, premium integrations, or in-app purchases may be required for full functionality. Specific pricing details are not publicly listed.
Pros and Cons
QwenWork Green Book
Pros:
- Comprehensive, structured guidance for real office tasks
- Covers 12 industries with specific playbooks
- Teaches repeatable, reviewable workflows with acceptance criteria
- Free and continuously updated
- Focuses on team governance and enterprise integration
Cons:
- Requires time to read and apply the documentation
- Only relevant for Qwen AI users
- No interactive or real-time assistance
- Limited to office/productivity use cases
Acti
Pros:
- Instant, context-aware actions without app switching
- Highly customizable with Skill Keys and API mashups
- Active community with thousands of shared skills
- Low barrier to entry – just type and hold
- Selected for Google AI Startups
Cons:
- Primarily a mobile keyboard app – limited desktop use
- May require learning to build custom skills
- Dependency on third-party APIs and app integrations
- Not designed for structured team workflows or governance
Verdict
Choose QwenWork Green Book if you need a structured, industry-specific guide to building reliable office workflows with Qwen AI, especially for team and enterprise use. Choose Acti if you want instant, keyboard-driven productivity across apps and are comfortable with a more experimental, community-driven ecosystem. Both are free to start, but serve very different productivity philosophies.