Cherry Studio 2.0 Released: Over a Million Lines of Code Rewritten, Introducing Agent Mode

According to monitoring by Beating, Cherry Studio has released version 2.0. This multi-model AI desktop client has undergone a complete rewrite of its underlying architecture, interface, and data system, with the team claiming over a million lines of code modified. It is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux, and users of version 1.x can upgrade directly. The new version prominently introduces Agent Mode, allowing users to integrate tools like Claude Code and Codex, enabling AI to perform tasks such as researching information, writing documents, creating presentations, analyzing data, and modifying code. The runtime environment is pre-installed, eliminating the need to separately install numerous dependencies. Version 2.0 also supports multi-window functionality, split-screen mode, and local knowledge bases, while optimizing long conversations, large folder imports, and history loading. Cherry Studio is evolving from a multi-model chat client into a comprehensive desktop AI tool for research, office work, and programming. [Original Link]