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Short Answer

If your mini-program is built on large model capabilities, you usually need to complete algorithm filing according to platform and regulatory requirements. The process and required materials are publicly available, and you can submit the application following the official steps. With prepared materials, the review usually finishes within 1-2 business days after submission.

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A Practical Reference

We collected a public walkthrough that covers everything from preparation to submission:
Reference article: mp.weixin.qq.com/s/S4vSooHIhKQUDeQ4tVrWbg

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Practical Tips

  • Preparation: Document the mini-program features, model type, data sources, and user scenarios
  • Submission: Fill in the algorithm description using the official template and submit through the right platform
  • Review: Typically completed in 1-2 business days
  • After approval: Add the required filing labels inside the mini-program per platform rules
Tip: The hard part of filing is the documentation and scenario description, not the code. Clear writing usually leads to a smooth one-pass review.

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Not a Developer? That’s Okay

Filing is mostly about process and writing:
  • The flow and writing take the bulk of the work
  • Coding is a small portion
  • Once materials are ready, an engineer can finish the rest

Content Safety

Compliance guidance for large model content.

Data Security

Notes on user data storage and privacy.