Studio
read as.mdStudio, at 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.
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
Section titled “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 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.
Submit with Create my agent and Studio creates the agent, triggers its first deploy, and opens the playground.
The playground
Section titled “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
Section titled “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.
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
Section titled “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.