Doubao, Hunyuan, Qianwen and other AI applications have become new traffic entry points, and the competition to attract users among various companies will become increasingly fierce. As an observer, I am quite looking forward to watching their mutual chasing and learning process.

One trend worth paying attention to is that after AI applications secure traffic entry points, the next step is the takeoff of the mini-program ecosystem. These mini-programs will serve as supplements to AI capabilities or information carriers.

Imagine how the previously disconnected information islands will become easier to connect. Cross-application workflows can also be integrated more smoothly. For example, when paying for parking, entering a new parking lot now might require scanning ten or more different company mini-programs to pay. If AI like Doubao can connect to various parking service mini-programs through a protocol similar to MCP, you only need to tell the AI "Help me pay for parking," and it can automatically handle the query and payment, creating a completely different experience.

For developers, there are many opportunities. Those who can write code can directly develop mini-programs; those who cannot code should not rush to give up, as AI can now help generate code for you. The expansion of this mini-program ecosystem should be a promising track.