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moshstudio/taichi-flet

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TLDR

A Windows desktop app built in Python that bundles image browsing, music playback, novel reading, cloud storage search, manga viewing, and AI chat and image generation into one polished interface.

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    Media features
      Image browse and download
      Music player and downloader
      Manga and anime viewer
    Reading
      Web fiction novels
      Text to speech playback
    AI features
      AI chat multiple agents
      AI image generation
      AI video generation
      Windows automation
    Setup
      Download app package
      Open source no longer updated
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Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Browse and download photography and wallpaper images, or set one as your Windows wallpaper, from a single app.

USE CASE 2

Search and play music from multiple sources and import playlists into the built-in player.

USE CASE 3

Use the AI chat section to talk to multiple AI agents or generate images and videos without switching between separate tools.

USE CASE 4

Read web fiction novels or have them read aloud using the built-in text-to-speech feature.

Tech stack

PythonFlet

Getting it running

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min

The open-source code in this repo is no longer updated, download the app package from the developer's website for the current version.

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In plain English

TAICHI-flet is a Windows desktop application built with Python using the Flet framework. It is an all-in-one entertainment and productivity tool with a polished interface. The README is written in Chinese, and the app takes its name and module naming from Chinese philosophical themes. The application is organized into several sections. One section handles image browsing, letting users find photography, scenic wallpapers, and reference images, with options to download or set images as wallpaper. Another section is a music player and downloader that searches across multiple music sources and supports playlist imports. A third section provides access to novels and web fiction, with a built-in text-to-speech listening feature. There is also a section for searching cloud storage resources and software downloads, a manga and anime viewer, and a general resource and video search area. A more advanced section focuses on AI features. This includes an AI chat interface that can call multiple AI agents, an AI image generator, an AI video generation tool covering several video generation models, an AI-assisted manga creation feature, and a Windows automation mode where the AI can operate the computer on the user's behalf. A final section offers a collection of practical utility tools. The open-source code in this repository is described as no longer being updated, but the distributed application package continues to receive updates. Users who want the current version can download it from the developer's website. The project accepts stars and monitors its own download count through GitHub badges.

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Prompt 1
Where do I download the latest version of TAICHI-flet since the open-source code in the repo is no longer updated but the app package still receives updates?
Prompt 2
Using the TAICHI-flet app, how do I set up the AI chat section to connect to a specific AI agent or model?
Prompt 3
How does the Windows automation mode in TAICHI-flet work, what can the AI do on my computer on my behalf?
Prompt 4
What Python packages and frameworks does TAICHI-flet use, and how would I run the open-source version locally from the repo source code?
Prompt 5
How do I use the cloud storage search feature in TAICHI-flet to find software downloads or resources?
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