Introduction to Studio
Studio is where you design, test, and launch intelligent agents in SmythOS without writing code. You decide the logic, connect the data, and control how your agent thinks and acts.
What You Can Do in Studio
You can use Studio to:
- Build custom workflows with logic, memory, and multi-step reasoning
- Connect to APIs, internal tools, and third-party platforms
- Automate repetitive tasks across data, content, and support workflows
- Deploy agents to run in production via chat, API, or webhooks
- Test, debug, and monitor everything in a single environment
Quick Links
Quickstart
Build your first agent in minutes.
Agent Overview
Understand the fundamentals of agents in Studio.
Integrations
See available integrations at a glance.
Debugging Agents
Learn how to debug and improve reliability.
Studio Layout Overview
Knowing the main areas of Studio will help you get comfortable faster:
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Studio Canvas | A drag-and-drop workspace where you design workflows by connecting components. |
| Agents Dashboard | A dashboard where you can open, manage, and organize agents into Project Spaces. |
| Agent Settings | Configure an agent’s behavior, security, and deployment settings. |
| Vault | A secure place to manage API keys and secrets across agents. |
| Analytics | Monitor token usage and keep track of costs. |
| Data Pool | Centralize your agent’s knowledge base with structured storage and retrieval. |
Common Workflows in Studio
SmythOS agents are flexible. Here are some ways users typically apply them:
- Customer Support Agents: Handle FAQs, resolve requests, and escalate when needed.
- Data Processing Pipelines: Collect, clean, analyze, and forward data automatically.
- Search and Summarization Agents: Combine web tools, LLMs, and Data Spaces for insights.
- Content Moderation Flows: Review and filter content according to your business rules.
Core Features You’ll Use
Studio provides everything you need to build production-ready agents:
- Visual Workflow Canvas: Drag, drop, and connect components to define logic
- No-Code Debugging and Testing: Inspect live runs and fix issues inside the canvas
- Flexible Input and Output Handling: Pass text, images, files, and structured data between steps
- Secure API Access: Store keys and tokens safely in Vault
- Component Library: Choose from 40+ ready-to-use tools, including LLMs, API calls, and logic blocks
Next Steps
Now that you know what Studio is, here are some good next moves:
- Build your first agent with the Quickstart Guide
- Learn how to refine prompts and build faster with Weaver
- Explore deployment paths in Agent Deployments
- See how agents run locally or in private environments with the Smyth Runtime Environment (SRE)
Our docs evolve quickly as the platform grows. If you find something missing or unclear, contributions are always welcome. Every improvement makes agent development smoother for everyone.