I built a local way to export, search and continue chats from OpenRouter, LM Studio and AI Studio with llama.cpp or OpenRouter
Summary
ThreadShelf is an open-source tool that allows users to locally archive, search, and continue chats from OpenRouter, LM Studio, and AI Studio, with semantic search and llama.cpp integration.
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