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title: Studio
description: Guuey's no-code agent builder — describe your agent, pick its model and superpowers, deploy in one click, and test it live.
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Studio, at [studio.guuey.com](https://studio.guuey.com), is Guuey's no-code agent builder. You configure an agent declaratively — instructions, model, and capabilities — and Studio deploys it to Guuey's hosted runtime and gives you a live playground to test it in. No SDKs, no servers, no code.

:::note
Studio is in private beta — access comes with a beta invite.
:::

## Home

Sign in with email and password, or with Google or GitHub where offered. Once you have agents, home is your **My agents** grid: each card opens that agent's playground, with a shortcut to sharing and a **New agent** button for the next one.

## The create form

Clicking **New agent** opens a single form that takes you from idea to deployed agent in one submit:

- **Starter templates** — one click fills the instructions with a curated, complete example (Trip planner, Meeting-prep assistant, Customer FAQ answerer, Study coach, Social media copywriter, Meal planner). Every word stays editable, and a chip never silently replaces text you typed.
- **Instructions** — the agent's system prompt. The **Draft it for me** control expands a one-sentence description into full instructions you can refine.
- **Name** — templates suggest one, with a **Shuffle** to cycle alternatives.
- **Model** — three tier cards: **Thinking** (deepest reasoning for complex work, slower and costlier), **Balanced** (great quality at everyday speed — recommended), and **Fast** (snappiest replies at the lowest cost). An **Advanced** section exposes the real axes: provider (Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google), model, and framework (Claude Agent SDK, OpenAI Agents SDK, or Google ADK). Each framework runs its provider's models, so the two layers can never disagree.
- **Superpowers** — capabilities your agent gets beyond text. **Generative UI** is checked by default: your agent replies with interactive screens, not just text (see the [ggui docs](https://docs.ggui.ai) for how that works). Under **Advanced** you can bring your own MCP server by URL, including custom request headers. Servers that need an account sign-in aren't supported in Studio yet — deploy those with the [CLI](/cli/).

Submit with **Create my agent** and Studio creates the agent, triggers its first deploy, and opens the playground.

## The playground

Each agent's playground is a phone-framed chat simulator wired to the real deployed agent — messages stream in live over the same endpoint your users reach, and conversation history is kept server-side. The header shows an honest deployment chip (**Starting…**, **Live**, **Deploy failed**, **Not deployed**) that updates on its own while a deploy is in motion, plus a link to open the agent in the Platform console.

### Settings

The **Settings** drawer edits the same fields as the create form — instructions, name, model, superpowers — seeded from what's actually live. Edits stay local until you press **Deploy changes**; **Discard** reverts to the live version, and unsaved edits are restored if you accidentally close the drawer. Agents built with code get a pointer back to the CLI instead of an editor.

### Share

The **Share** drawer controls who can reach your agent: share it publicly or privately, decide whether chatting requires sign-in, set listing details like description, category, and icon, and grab an embed snippet to put the agent on your own website.

## Integrations

The **Integrations** page is a browsable directory of MCP servers a Guuey agent can use, searchable and filterable by category, with availability shown honestly per entry.