Introduction

Guuey hosts AI agents. You bring a declarative agent definition — a system prompt, a model, and the MCP servers it can use — and Guuey runs it for you: isolated, always on, streaming responses to your users in real time, with conversation history persisted automatically. There is no agent loop to write, no polling, no event handlers, no servers to keep alive.

Two ways in:

• Studio — the no-code builder at studio.guuey.com. Describe your agent, pick a model, click deploy, test it in a live playground.
• The CLI — the code path. Scaffold locally, bring your own framework code, guuey deploy when ready.

Get startedHow hosting works

Early preview

Guuey is pre-launch. Studio access is invite-based today — join the waitlist at guuey.com.

What you get

Zero agent code

An agent is configuration, not a codebase: instructions + model + MCP servers. Guuey turns that into a running, hosted agent. Developers who want code can bring it — but nobody has to.

Isolated hosting

Every agent runs in its own sandboxed environment on long-running infrastructure that scales to zero when idle. See Hosting & runtime.

Generative UI

Agents that use the default MCP server reply with interactive screens — forms, dashboards, wizards — not just text. Powered by the open ggui protocol.

Built-in distribution

Deployed agents are instantly shareable and discoverable in the Guuey Portal — chat from the web today, with native mobile apps on the way, streaming and history included.

Where things live

• guuey.com — the platform. Studio, Portal, hosting, these docs.
• docs.ggui.ai — the open ggui generative-UI protocol and its SDKs. Protocol-level and SDK documentation lives there; this site documents the platform.

Reading these docs as an LLM? Every page is also raw markdown at the same slug — start at /llms.txt, or see the machine-readable surface.