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Cherry Studio is a desktop client that supports for multiple LLM providers.

Cherry Studio is a desktop client designed to interact with a wide range of Large Language Models (LLMs). It supports major cloud services, AI web services, and local models, making it a versatile tool for various AI-related tasks. Cherry Studio is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems and is ready to use without the need for complex environment setup.

Here are some of its key functionalities:

  • LLM Provider Support: Cherry Studio offers extensive support for various LLM providers, including:

    • Major cloud services like OpenAI, Gemini, and Anthropic.

    • AI web service integration for platforms like Claude, Peplexity, and Poe.

    • Local model support through Ollama.

  • AI Assistants & Conversations: Users can leverage:

    • Over 300 pre-configured AI assistants for various tasks.

    • The ability to create custom assistants tailored to specific needs.

    • Simultaneous conversations with multiple models.

  • Document & Data Processing: The platform supports:

    • Various file formats including text, images, Office documents, PDFs, and more.

    • WebDAV file management and backup capabilities.

    • Visualization of data using Mermaid charts.

    • Code syntax highlighting for programmers.

  • Practical Tool Integration: Cherry Studio incorporates several useful tools:

    • Global search functionality across various content.

    • A topic management system for organization.

    • AI-powered translation for multilingual tasks.

    • Drag-and-drop sorting for ease of use.

    • Support for mini programs.

  • Enhanced User Experience:

    • The platform offers a user-friendly interface with light/dark themes and a transparent window option.

    • Complete Markdown rendering is supported.

    • Content sharing is made easy.

In addition to these features, Cherry Studio is an open-source project welcoming contributions from the community, including code development, bug fixes, documentation improvements, and design input.