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Install a real AI agent, finish one real task, and feel "AI can actually do things for me."

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Why it's worth installing

Web ChatGPT

Chats only β€” gives advice, can't actually do things

  • Β· Can't see files on your computer
  • Β· Can't run commands / change code
  • Β· One question at a time, no multi-step autonomy

A real agent

Actually gets the work done

  • βœ“ Reads files / folders on your machine
  • βœ“ Runs commands / changes code / drives a browser
  • βœ“ Multi-step autonomy; you just review

Most of the 70% gap between you and SOTA isn't a technique problem β€” it's that you haven't crossed the "install an agent" threshold. Install it, use it once, and you'll jump to mid-tier in the first week.

Pick your agent

Only tools with full MCP + Skill support β€” install one and you can plug LoreJump's diagnosis Skill and SOTA knowledge source straight in

🌍 Overseas mainstream English UI · requires international network

⭐ Top pick

Claude Code

Anthropic

Coding / CLI

  • β–ΈStrongest multi-step autonomy
  • β–ΈFirst-class MCP + Skill support

Fits: Technical users / terminal-comfortable

Doesn't fit: Non-technical users (see Cowork below)

30 seconds

⚠ Harness framework β€” swap models: when your quota gets tight, point ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL at z.ai and run GLM Coding to save money

Install docs β†’

Codex CLI

OpenAI

Coding / CLI / ChatGPT users

  • β–ΈWorks with a ChatGPT subscription (no API key needed)
  • β–ΈOften spots bugs Claude misses

Fits: ChatGPT Plus users / second-opinion agent / cross-model verification

Doesn't fit: No paid plan (see Gemini CLI)

30 seconds

⚠ No conflict with Claude Code (writes to .codex/skills/) β€” can coexist in the same repo for cross-check

GitHub β†’

Gemini CLI

Google

Coding / CLI / big free tier

  • β–ΈFree quota large enough for daily basic tasks
  • β–Έ1M context β€” handles long files

Fits: No paid plan / heavy basic-task load / repetitive template generation

Doesn't fit: Hard tasks (multi-step reasoning / tool-call-heavy β€” use Claude / Codex)

5 minutes

⚠ Completely free (just a Google account) β€” fine for basic tasks, upgrade for harder ones

GitHub β†’

Cursor

Anysphere

Coding / IDE

  • β–ΈTab completion + chat dual mode
  • β–ΈMCP + Skill supported

Fits: Coders / VS Code crowd

Doesn't fit: Non-coders

5 minutes

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Claude Cowork

Anthropic

General knowledge work / non-coders

  • β–ΈAutonomously crosses local files + multiple apps to finish tasks
  • β–ΈFirst-class MCP + Skill support

Fits: Research / analysis / operations / legal / finance

Doesn't fit: Heavy coding (use Claude Code or Cursor)

Desktop app

⚠ Requires a paid Claude plan ($20/mo and up)

Get access β†’

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³ China-region mainstream Chinese UI Β· no VPN needed Β· mostly free

⭐ Top pick

Trae

ByteDance

Coding / Cursor-style

  • β–ΈFully free / Cursor-style UX
  • β–ΈNative MCP + Skill

Fits: Coders / China-region Cursor alternative

Doesn't fit: Need to run commands in a terminal (not a CLI)

5 minutes

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QoderWork

Alibaba

General knowledge work / China-region desktop agent

  • β–ΈDesktop agent β€” one sentence drives local apps + auto cross-app
  • β–ΈNative Skill (~/.qoder/skills/) + third-party MCP user-side install

Fits: Research / analysis / operations / legal / finance / non-coders

Doesn't fit: Heavy coding (use Trae or the overseas CLIs above)

5 minutes (desktop app / Win+Mac)

βœ“ LoreJump install command: lorejump install --tool=qoder (writes to ~/.qoder/skills/* + ~/.qoder.json)

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Cherry Studio

CherryHQ (open source)

Multi-model workspace / China-region open source

  • β–ΈAggregates 300+ models (DeepSeek / Doubao / Kimi / Tongyi all plug in)
  • β–ΈSkill via .claude/skills/ compat path + visual MCP panel + knowledge base

Fits: Cross-model comparison / privacy-sensitive local runs / heavy knowledge management

Doesn't fit: Want one-click install with no model-key setup (use QoderWork)

5 minutes (Win+Mac+Linux)

βœ“ LoreJump skill: lorejump install --tool=claude-code --scope=project; add MCP in the GUI panel as https://mcp.lorejump.com/mcp

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Your first real task (30 minutes)

Pick one of three β€” for your first time, A is recommended (easiest to feel "it's actually doing things")

A Good for anyone (recommended first task)

Clean up a messy folder on your computer

Your prompt

Please clean up the files in ~/Downloads (or your target folder). Sort them into five subfolders β€” Documents / Images / Videos / Installers / Other β€” and rename each file to something meaningful based on its content. List the plan first for me to confirm, then execute.

What the agent does

Reads the directory β†’ generates a categorization plan by type + content β†’ waits for your confirmation β†’ executes mv operations

Done signal

Original folder cleared / files sorted into 5 subfolders / filenames readable

You should feel: "It's actually doing things on my computer β€” not just listing steps for me to do."
B Good for knowledge workers / anyone who processes docs

Summarize and critique a long document

Your prompt

Please read this file [drop a recent report / PDF / long email]. Output: 1) a 200-word structured summary; 2) 3 places where data conflicts or is inconsistent; 3) 3 improvement suggestions (on depth / data backing / readability). Each suggestion must cite a specific paragraph or number.

What the agent does

Reads the file β†’ parses structure β†’ produces summary + consistency check + concrete suggestions

Done signal

You get three structured outputs / at least 1 suggestion you hadn't considered / references specific source paragraphs

You should feel: "It actually read the thing, not boilerplate; the issues it raised are real."
C Good for anyone who writes weekly status reports

Write this week's status report from scattered notes

Your prompt

Here's what I did this week (scattered): [paste your notes / email subjects / task list β€” unsorted is fine]. Turn it into a status report with sections: Done this week / In progress / Next week / Blockers and asks. 3-5 bullets per section, concise β€” no filler.

What the agent does

Parses notes β†’ categorizes by timeline and priority β†’ generates the 4-section structure β†’ you review

Done signal

You get a status-report draft ready to send to your lead / fewer than 5 local edits needed

You should feel: "This replaces my half-hour weekend cleanup routine."

Done? Here's what's next

Now that you've felt "AI can do things," benchmark yourself against SOTA

Come back for the diagnosis β†’ see your gap to SOTA