On July 30, Canva made a significant announcement regarding the formal introduction of its MCP (Model Context Protocol) functionality within the Chinese market. This launch was marked by the initial integration of several locally developed AI agent applications, prominently featuring Kimi, WorkBuddy, and Qoder Work CN. Leveraging the MCP standardized protocol, these AI agents are now empowered to directly tap into Canva's core functionalities, which encompass visual creation, asset management, and brand asset management. This seamless integration facilitates ongoing editing, collaborative efforts, and the ability to output design results in multiple formats. Consequently, users are relieved from the hassle of toggling between disparate tools, thereby streamlining the creative journey from conceptualization to visual realization. The initial phase of this integration underscores Canva's dedication to embedding itself within China's AI ecosystem. Moreover, the company is poised to further broaden its local application scenarios and delve deeper into the myriad possibilities that visual creation holds in the AI era.