Cherry Studio is a desktop AI client that supports multiple model providers and offers capabilities such as conversation, code generation, and text generation. By configuring a StepFun API key, Cherry Studio can connect directly to Step models, bringing inference capabilities right into your desktop workflow. This guide covers the prerequisites, configuration steps, and basic testing process for connecting Cherry Studio to the StepFun API.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://platform.stepfun.ai/docs/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Overview
Cherry Studio is well-suited for handling multi-model conversations and development tasks from a unified desktop workspace. Once the provider is configured, you can call Step models directly from the client.Prerequisites
System Requirements
Cherry Studio is available on:- macOS
- Windows
- Linux
Install Cherry Studio
Download the installer from the Cherry Studio website. Launch Cherry Studio after installation.Subscribe to Step Plan
Before configuring the provider, make sure your account has an active Step Plan subscription. Model calls and quota usage will only work correctly once your account has the appropriate plan. To subscribe, visit: Step Plan subscriptionGet Your StepFun API Key
Go to the Step Platform Console to create an API key. Copy and store it securely.Configuration
Add the Provider
Open Cherry Studio and navigate to the model configuration screen:- In the model provider list, select StepFun.
- Enter your
StepFun API Key. - In the API URL field, enter:
- Save the configuration.
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Add a Step 3.5 Flash model (
step-3.5-flash-2603orstep-3.5-flash).
- Model ID:
<model_id> - Model Name:
Step 3.5 Flash 2603orStep 3.5 Flash - Group Name: Step 3.5 (or any suitable group name)
Note: In the examples below, replaceClick Add Model to save.<model_id>with eitherstep-3.5-flash-2603orstep-3.5-flash.