Cherry Studio 2.0 Released with Over 1 Million Lines of Code Rewritten and Agent Mode Added

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Cherry Studio 2.0 launched on August 5, 2026, with over one million lines of code rewritten. The update introduces Agent mode, enabling automation for tasks such as code editing and data analysis using tools like Claude Code and Codex. On-chain data integration has been streamlined, enhancing user efficiency. The platform supports Windows, macOS, and Linux, featuring split-screen functionality and a local knowledge base. The developer fear and greed index indicates strong confidence in the new release.

ChainThink reports that on August 5, Cherry Studio released version 2.0.

This multi-model AI desktop client has been rewritten from the ground up, including its underlying architecture, interface, and data systems. The team reports over a million lines of code have been modified, and it is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Users of version 1.x can upgrade directly.

The new version introduces the Agent mode, allowing users to integrate tools such as Claude Code and Codex to enable AI to perform tasks like data queries, document writing, presentation creation, data analysis, and code modifications.

Its runtime environment is built-in, eliminating the need to install numerous dependencies separately. Cherry Studio 2.0 also supports multiple windows, split screens, and local knowledge bases, with optimizations for long conversations, large folder imports, and history loading.

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