Qwen launches Qwen3.8-Max feedback program with token rewards

With the launch of Qwen3.8-Max-Preview, Qwen is inviting developers to submit real-world “good or bad” agent task cases by August 7. The #QwenGrowthPlan offers token rewards and potential promo placement as users ask for smaller variants, fewer limits, and better coding.

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TL;DR

  • Public feedback program: Developers submit real-world “good or bad” cases for Qwen3.8-Max-Preview under #QwenGrowthPlan
  • Focus on exploring agentic capabilities; model positioned as an “Agent Intern”; campaign deadline August 7
  • Rewards: Featured (10 winners, 100M tokens; possible promo video), Excellence (50 winners, 20M tokens), Participation (first 10, 10M tokens)
  • Submission via email: Subject “#QwenGrowthPlan + Task Description”; attach screenshots, code, or compressed files
  • Feedback requests: heavier coding workflows, 27B/35B variants, open weights, better writing, fixes for code interpreter/web search errors
  • Operations concerns and process issues: daytime slowness/timeouts; .zip email rejection despite stated acceptance; participation questions surfaced

Qwen has launched a public feedback program for Qwen3.8-Max-Preview, inviting developers to run real-world tasks through the model and submit both “good or bad” cases as part of what the company calls the “#QwenGrowthPlan.”

The account states that the initiative is meant to help users “better explore Qwen3.8’s agentic capabilities,” with the poster material describing Qwen3.8-Max as an “Agent Intern” and using the line: “Every real Agent task is Qwen’s nourishment for growth.” The campaign materials also list a deadline for this round of August 7.

The posters outline a rewards structure built around submitted cases. A “Featured Award” offers 10 winners and “100 million tokens,” with standout cases potentially featured in an official promotional video. An “Excellence Award” offers 50 winners and “20 million tokens,” while a “Participation Award” offers “10 million tokens” for the first 10 eligible submissions.

Source: Qwen on X

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