ACC 2026 | AnySearch Builds Connects AI Creators

The ACC 2026 AI Creator Carnival took place at Haidian Park in Beijing from October 21 to 25.

Among the many companies showcasing embodied AI and foundation models, AnySearch was the only company focused on AI search. Over five days, we connected with developers and AI enthusiasts in person and brought our search capabilities into the hackathon arena.

“Finding web pages is only the first step. Delivering information that AI can actually use is what matters.”

On October 23, AnySearch Co-founder Grant Han joined Agent Day to deliver a keynote titled What Kind of Search Does an Agent Need When It Starts Getting Things Done? He shared AnySearch’s perspective on the evolving search needs of AI agents and the infrastructure required to support them.

AnySearch has built its own general-purpose search engine, with 10 billion high-quality indexed pages derived from a foundation of 80 billion raw web pages. It also covers more than 20 specialized domains, including finance, academia, code, legal information, and enterprise data. Powered by a federated MoE architecture and multi-source fusion ranking algorithms, AnySearch continuously improves search relevance and accuracy, helping agents access more specialized and reliable information.

In just five months since launch, AnySearch has attracted more than 600,000 developers worldwide. Within the open-source ecosystem, AnySearch has become the default search layer for agent products such as QwenPaw and Everywhere. Developers can also integrate AnySearch directly into more than ten open-source agent projects, including n8n, AutoGPT, AnythingLLM, nanobot, and AstrBot.

Serving developers is just the starting point. Our longer-term goal is to bring high-quality search into real enterprise production environments and make it an indispensable part of the AI infrastructure stack.

“Time to Build!” An AI Hackathon Weekend

Over the weekend, the ACC 2026 “Time to Build!” AI Hackathon entered its in-person sprint phase. Competing across three tracks—AI for Learning, AI for Life, and AI for Public Good—teams worked against the clock to turn their ideas into functional AI agent applications.

As a hackathon sponsor, AnySearch provided AI search capabilities to participating teams. At the opening ceremony, AnySearch Co-founder Aiden Xue introduced the capabilities and advantages of AnySearch for Vibe Coding workflows.

Over the following 48 hours, more than 50 teams used AnySearch to access the information they needed, applying search to technical research, code discovery, and security vulnerability investigation to accelerate development.

Beyond hackathon support, AnySearch also offers a benefit for individual developers: complete developer verification on the AnySearch website to receive 2,000 free search requests per day. We want high-quality search to be an accessible foundational capability for every developer.

AnySearch helps agents see the world more clearly.

See you at the next event!