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EastGenesis

A desktop AI assistant that automatically routes each task to the best-fitting model across providers such as OpenAI and Anthropic, with built-in office file generation, browsing, and coding tools.

EastGenesis

EastGenesis is a local-first, model-neutral desktop AI assistant. Instead of the user picking a model, it classifies each incoming task, such as coding, long-document summarizing, or reasoning and planning, and scores available models on capability, cost, performance, and budget to select one automatically.

If a provider fails or is rate-limited, EastGenesis switches to another available model while preserving conversation context. It supports OpenAI, Anthropic, Azure OpenAI, and OpenAI-compatible endpoints for Chinese models such as Qwen and GLM.

Beyond routing, it can generate Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and PDF files, browse and search the web, extract page content, edit files, run terminal commands, and perform Git operations. It ships as a beta Electron desktop build for macOS, with Windows in progress.

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