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    Open a project on a pannable canvas, launch tools as windows, and fill in their parameters yourself. Studio is experimental.

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    Studio opens one project on a pannable canvas. You launch each tool as a window, fill in its form, and run it. Chat and the CLI send jobs to the same backend, but in Studio nothing routes the work for you: you pick the tool and set every parameter.

    Studio is experimental

    The first time you open a Studio page in a session, a dialog warns that the workspace is still in active development. It is meant for testing: features may be incomplete, may change without notice, and may lose data. Continue to Studio acknowledges the warning until you reload the page.

    How you get there

    Studio has no entry in the main navigation. You open it from a project's campaign:

    • In Files, open a project and select a campaign, then choose Open Studio. This loads /studio/<project-id>/<campaign-id>.
    • /studio/<project-id> opens the project without a campaign.
    • Once a project has a slug, the address bar is rewritten to /<username>/<project-slug>.

    You must be signed in. No plan tier or feature flag gates Studio. The browser window must be at least 1024 px wide.

    What is on screen

    RegionWhat it holds
    Left sidebarBack to Projects, usage remaining this month, the project's name and description (both editable), members and referral codes, and Data Sources shortcuts. The shortcuts do nothing yet, so use the toolbar's Data Sources menu
    CanvasA pannable, zoomable surface that holds the windows. See Canvas
    Bottom toolbarMenus for files, data sources, window layout, tools (Model), burst!, quick actions, jobs and reports, tool settings and help
    Right sidebarPipeline: active jobs, the next step and the drug-development checklist. Workflows: your saved and shared workflow templates. Files: does not load inside a project yet
    Top rightThe chat / studio mode toggle

    Both sidebars collapse with their chevron buttons.

    How Studio relates to Chat

    • Jobs use one service. Studio submits jobs to the same service as Chat and the CLI, and it lists the jobs recorded against the open project.
    • Results render differently. Chat renders results as tiered canvas cards. Studio has no card grid: a result opens inside the tool window that ran it, or in a Job Details window.
    • The chat toggle stays in Studio. Inside Studio, choosing chat on the mode toggle opens a batch planner window on the canvas instead of leaving the page. The planner is a plain language-model conversation that drafts parameter sweeps and multi-step plans. It does not call tools or submit jobs.

    To run a full conversation that can call tools, open Chat.

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