Kucedr is a desktop AI assistant that adapts to you and the task at hand. You can write, research, code, or create images, audio and video, bringing your files and choosing your models. It ships with chat, agent and voice modes, media generation, extendable apps, MCP servers, skills and models, more than 20 tools covering file, media and memory work, and automation for tasks and health checks. It runs on macOS, Linux and Windows under the MIT licence.
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Move between chat, agent and voice without changing applications.
Create images, audio and video from the same assistant you write in.
Add apps, MCP servers, skills and models as you need them.
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