What Kucedr Is
Kucedr is a cross-platform Electron desktop assistant that turns chat requests into tool calls, file and process work, web research, and generated media.
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Set up your assistant, verify its first response, and explore chat, files, Workspace, memory, automation, backup, apps, and integrations.
Kucedr is a cross-platform Electron desktop assistant that turns chat requests into tool calls, file and process work, web research, and generated media.
Read guideWalk through first-run setup, add provider keys, choose models per capability, and know what to expect on each platform.
Read guideThe main Kucedr capabilities: chat, agent tools, voice, media generation, memory, apps, automation, and cloud backup.
Read guideUse streaming chat and built-in tools to work with files, commands, processes, search, media, and subagents.
Read guideKucedr is bring-your-own AI: add your own API keys and pick a provider and model independently for every capability.
Read guideDictate with streaming or batch speech recognition and listen to assistant responses through text-to-speech.
Read guideLet Kucedr inspect and interact with real web pages through a persistent, visible Chrome profile.
Read guideManage agent workspace files, generated profile context, saved conversations, and the separate memory module.
Read guideUnderstand Kucedr's local desktop data, native integration, and scheduled S3-compatible folder backup.
Read guideAdd reusable instructions, references, assets, and scripts to Kucedr with local skill folders.
Read guideConnect Kucedr to external tools and data through Model Context Protocol servers over HTTP or stdio.
Read guideRun scheduled background agent tasks and periodic health checks with dedicated models, tool limits, and persistent schedules.
Read guideImport built local apps, open them in separate Kucedr windows, and understand how Workspace differs from installable apps.
Read guideInstall, enable, and build Kucedr plugins that add extensions, apps, MCP servers, skills, models, search, databases, storage, and bots.
Read guideReach Kucedr from Telegram with sender policies, a dedicated reply model, and responses delivered to the originating chat.
Read guideConnect Agent2Agent-compatible services, validate their advertised skills, and understand where delegated work goes.
Read guideUse the typed TypeScript SDK to build apps inside Kucedr or connect a Node.js tool to Kucedr's local API.
Read guideCreate, build, and import a minimal TypeScript app that uses the Kucedr SDK and follows the host theme.
Read guideA practical reference for the embedded Kucedr SDK namespaces, app storage, remote client, and runtime boundaries.
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