Qurio brings multi-provider models, custom agents, reusable skills, MCP servers, HTTP tools, retrieval, long-term memory, Deep Research, and Scrapbook into one operating surface.
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Qurio brings multi-provider models, custom agents, reusable skills, MCP servers, HTTP tools, retrieval, long-term memory, Deep Research, and Scrapbook into one operating surface.
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Not another chat UI. Qurio is a research-grade cockpit for real work.
Qurio is a high-velocity AI knowledge workspace built for teams that demand more than basic chat. It supports generic OpenAI-compatible providers, Gemini, SiliconFlow, Kimi (Moonshot), MiniMax, GLM (Zhipu), NVIDIA NIM, and more. Highlights include Deep Research for complex tasks, Custom Agents for specialized workflows, rich tool orchestration (MCP + HTTP), and structured reasoning views with export-ready outputs. The stack is designed around separation of concerns: lightweight models for routing/planning, stronger models for answers, and structured storage for memory and documents.
In one line: plan, tool, and deliver from a single workspace without switching apps.



