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Hu Sijin's AI Mini-Program Direction: Handing Over Accounts and Maintenance

Mini-program development may appear easy to package, but delivery includes accounts, materials, approval and later changes. Drawing on public event reporting about Hu Sijin, this article examines developer and customer responsibilities, business information requiring customer confirmation and maintenance records that prevent a project from existing fully only on its developer's computer.

Chinese edition published 23 Oct 2026 · 阅读中文原文 ↗

Source timingSource date: 2026-10-10; sources checked: 2026-10-23.

Wenhui Daily reporting in October 2026 mentioned Hu Sijin and an AI mini-program business direction. An event introduction does not establish customer numbers, delivery times or the current team size.

Establish ownership of business accounts

For a hypothetical appointment mini-program, the customer confirms the operating entity, administrators and service rules; the developer implements agreed processes. Avoid running all formal business through a temporary personal account that may become impossible to hand over. Grant permissions according to actual responsibilities.

Examples must include exceptions

Alongside successful bookings, demonstrate full time slots, cancellations and administrator schedule changes. AI can propose pages and wording, but business hours, charges and service promises need confirmation by the business, not automatic inference.

Make maintenance instructions findable

Handover materials can list publishing steps, configuration locations, backups and common faults, with versions and owners. Assess new business rules separately rather than including unlimited changes in the original price. This is original service analysis, not an interview about Hu's operations or a judgment of project quality.

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