
The site lists web-tool development...
After installing the client, mark the folders and tools it may touch, then write the goal as one executable request. Web-tool development, report reading, industry research, literature search, and code-refactor diagnosis are all listed on the site. High-risk actions pause for item-by-item approval, and the key steps can be traced. Local permissions keep data on the machine, and team spaces manage tools and tasks together. The cloud edition is still described as coming soon, so the current path is the macOS or Windows client. It fits analysts, researchers, and developers who can state a boundary and want the assistant to stay inside it.
AStudio from iFlytek is a desktop AI productivity workspace. You describe a goal in natural language, and it only uses the folders and tools you authorize. The site lists web-tool development, data analysis, financial-report reading, industry research, literature search, and code-refactor diagnosis. High-risk steps wait for item-by-item approval, and data stays on the machine. Teams can manage spaces, tools, and tasks together. The cloud edition is described as coming soon; macOS and Windows clients are available now.
Difficulty: Intermediate
Run inside authorized folders
After you describe a goal, it only uses allowed folders and tools, and the data stays on the machine.
Approve risky steps one by one
High-risk actions wait for confirmation item by item, and the key steps remain traceable.
Several office workflows
The site lists web-tool development, data analysis, report reading, industry research, literature search, and code-refactor diagnosis.
Team administration
The enterprise side manages team spaces, tools, and tasks in one workspace.
Read a financial report
Place the report in an authorized folder, ask for a reading, and keep risky exports behind item-by-item approval.
Diagnose a refactor
Describe the refactor inside a limited code folder so it diagnoses that tree rather than editing paths you did not open.
Search the literature
Use the literature-search workflow while the tools and folders you enabled still bound the run.
The site says the AStudio cloud edition is coming soon, so you download the client. macOS and Windows both have install links, and the user guide is on the same page. You set folders and tools in the client, then describe the goal. The business email in the footer is for enterprise contact, not a switch for the cloud edition. A browser-only start is not offered.
The page says it schedules tools and files only inside the authorization. You can limit folders and tools, and data stays local. High-risk actions need item-by-item confirmation, and the key steps can be traced. Paths you did not authorize are outside that run. The enterprise entry, separately, manages team spaces, tools, and tasks.
The homepage lists web-tool development, data analysis, financial-report reading, industry research, literature search, and code-refactor diagnosis. You describe the goal rather than only chatting. Team administration separately manages spaces, tools, and tasks. Work outside those scenes is not separately promised on the page.
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