CodeArts Agent moves from public beta to general availability, bringing a 16-agent development team to international Huawei Cloud users.

Huawei Cloud has made its CodeArts Agent available for commercial use across Asia Pacific, with Singapore among the markets where the AI coding platform is being launched. The company announced the release on August 28, moving the Basic and Professional editions from public beta to general availability for international Huawei Cloud users.
CodeArts Agent is designed to help developers handle different parts of software development instead of only generating code. The platform combines coding models, IDE features and automated development workflows. It can generate code, answer software engineering questions and create unit tests.
A key feature is its Agent Team, which includes 16 specialised AI agents. These agents work on different stages of software development, including requirements analysis, architecture design, coding, testing, issue resolution and code review. Huawei says the agents can work together to plan and carry out complex development tasks that may take longer to complete.
The platform also includes more than 30 reusable engineering skills based on Huawei's software development practices. It can retrieve and understand code across tens of millions of lines, giving developers more project context when they need to update or expand existing software.
CodeArts Agent can be accessed through AI-focused development environments, plugins and CLI/TUI interfaces. Huawei has also included management and security features for enterprises using the tool within their existing development workflows.
The launch gives developers in the region access to a coding platform focused on handling larger software projects and multiple development tasks through AI agents. Huawei Cloud is positioning CodeArts Agent as a tool that can support developers across more stages of software development, from planning and coding to testing and code review.

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