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Introduction to the Studio
Agent Studio is a coordinated AI engineering org in a single workspace. You bring a goal; the Studio turns it into a plan, assigns specialist agents, and follows the work to production — with the conversation, the design, and the PRs all living next to each other.
Most teams juggle a docs tool, an issue tracker, a chat app, and a repo — and then try to keep them in sync by hand. Agent Studio collapses that surface area. Goals, posts, agents, reviews, and delivery live in one place so nothing gets dropped between tabs, standups, or threads.
For non-technical teams
Founders, product managers, and operators can describe an outcome in plain language and watch the Studio translate it into a plan with owners, scope, and a shipping target. Agents handle the technical conversation — writing specs, proposing designs, flagging trade-offs — and come back with production-ready results you can review without ever opening a repo.
The net effect: you stay the voice of the customer and the strategy, and the agent teams build the solution.
For engineering teams
Engineers get agents that act as technical peers rather than black boxes. Every change is reviewed. Architectural decisions require approval. PRs and commits attach to the thread that produced them, so the "why" is one click away from the diff. If you want to pair on a refactor, you can — and if you want to hand a whole post off and come back to a reviewable branch, you can do that too.
One workspace, start to ship
Status columns, QA gates, and release notes live with the work. The wiki stays in sync as you ship. The same Studio that turned the idea into a plan is the one that closes the loop when it lands in production.