BlockBeats reported that Shi Kaiwen, former vice president of product at Feishu, has abandoned his device-side Agent startup and joined a large-model company as a product partner. The move came less than three months after he announced the venture in late June. Shi had originally planned to build a device-side Agent, with team members from ByteDance and Shanghai Jiao Tong University. A June report had said that Sequoia China and Jinqiu Fund took part in the project’s early financing, but the funds had not actually been wired. The startup also had not publicly disclosed a concrete product form. Shi joined ByteDance in 2019, worked on Feishu’s product direction for years, and led the Feishu Bitable product.
BlockBeats reported that Shi Kaiwen, former vice president of product at Feishu, has given up his device-side Agent startup and joined a large-model company as a product partner.
The change came less than three months after he announced the startup in late June. Shi had originally planned to build a device-side Agent, and the team included members from ByteDance and Shanghai Jiao Tong University.
A June report had said that Sequoia China and Jinqiu Fund participated in the startup’s early financing, but the money had not actually been wired. The project had also not publicly disclosed a specific product form.
Shi joined ByteDance in 2019, spent years overseeing Feishu’s product direction, and led the development of Feishu Bitable.
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