Getting started

Guuey hosts agents. You describe what your agent should do, pick a model and its capabilities, and Guuey runs it on isolated, always-on infrastructure — conversations stream live, and history is saved for you. The fastest way in is Studio, the no-code builder.

Note

Guuey is in private beta. Studio access comes with a beta invite; the public beta opens soon. Join the waitlist at guuey.com.

What you’ll build

An agent on Guuey is a declarative definition: instructions (its system prompt), a model, and its capabilities — including MCP servers it can call. There is no code to write and nothing to keep running yourself.

Create your first agent

1. Sign in at studio.guuey.com. Email and password always work; Google and GitHub sign-in are offered where available. One account carries you across Guuey.
2. Start a new agent. On your first visit, Studio points you straight at the create form — click Create your first agent.
3. Write the instructions. This is the heart of your agent: who it is, what it does, how it behaves. Not sure where to start? Click a starter template chip — Trip planner, Meeting-prep assistant, Customer FAQ answerer, Study coach, Social media copywriter, or Meal planner — and edit from there. Or open Draft it for me, type one sentence, and Studio expands it into full instructions.
4. Name it. Templates propose a name you can shuffle or replace.
5. Pick a model. Three plain-language tiers: Thinking for the deepest reasoning, Balanced (recommended), or Fast for the snappiest, lowest-cost replies. An Advanced section exposes the underlying provider, model, and framework if you want them.
6. Choose superpowers. Generative UI is on by default — your agent replies with interactive screens, not just text. You can also add your own MCP server by URL under Advanced.
7. Click “Create my agent.” Studio creates the agent and deploys it in one step, then drops you into its playground. Watch the status chip in the header walk from Starting… to Live.

Test it

The playground is a phone-framed chat that talks to your actually-deployed agent — the same live endpoint your users will reach, streaming responses in real time. Chat with it, then open Settings to tweak the instructions, model, or superpowers and hit Deploy changes. When you’re happy, the Share panel gives you a link, access controls, and an embed snippet.

Prefer code?

Studio is one of two ways in. Developers can scaffold a code-mode agent — bring Claude Agent SDK, OpenAI Agents SDK, or Google ADK code — run it locally, and deploy it with the CLI:

npx @guuey/create-agentic-app my-agent
cd my-agent
pnpm install
pnpm dev      # run locally with hot reload

guuey login
guuey deploy  # hosted on Guuey

See the CLI guide for the full workflow.

Next steps

• Read the Studio guide for a tour of every screen.
• Learn how generative UI works in the ggui docs — the open protocol behind those interactive replies.