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Five things, step by step

Short guides for the things people do first. Each one is a few steps in the studio you already have open.

Nothing to install for any of them: the studio runs in your browser, on your own environment.

a few steps each

Connect Claude to your studio

Your studio is itself an MCP server: what you do in the window, Claude can do too.

  1. Add the connector

    In Claude (claude.ai or Claude Desktop), add a connector with your studio's address followed by /mcp.

  2. Sign in

    Claude finds the sign-in by itself and sends you to your studio's own sign-in page. Sign in as you always do.

  3. Ask

    Ask Claude what you would do in the studio: list the open tickets, start an agent on one, read what it wrote back.

Have an agent build a program

From one sentence to a program that works.

  1. Say what you want

    On the start screen, type it in plain words, for example “Build a schedule for my crews, and warn me when someone's certificate expires.”, and press Start building.

  2. Follow along, or not

    Your sentence becomes a ticket and an agent picks it up. The Agents tab shows what it is doing; you can do something else meanwhile.

  3. Use your own AI

    The start screen says which AI does the work. Connect an AI provider, right there, puts your own account on it; it is also in the Make menu.

Hand a ticket to an agent

Tickets are a panel in the studio, and an agent can take one.

  1. Write it down

    Open the Tickets tab at the bottom of the studio, type a sentence in the box at the top and press Enter. The ticket exists at once.

  2. Give it away

    Select the ticket and choose Give to Agent. The agent gets the ticket's text as its task.

  3. Read what it did

    The agent writes what it did in the ticket's work log, where you read it later.

Publish a program at its own address

A program that should keep running gets an address of its own.

  1. Publish

    Choose Run → Publish… and the program gets its own address and keeps running when the studio is closed; it is restarted when it crashes.

  2. Choose who may use it

    Anyone with the address, only you with your studio login, whoever has its key, or nobody from outside.

  3. Or run it on a schedule

    Run → Schedule… runs a program by itself: every hour, every day, on weekdays or every week, at the time you give.

Decide from your phone

On a phone the studio opens in a view of its own.

  1. Open the studio

    Open your studio's address on your phone. It shows four tabs: Today, Agents, Tickets and Mail.

  2. Decide

    Today shows what waits for you, heaviest first, with the advice and what happens if you do nothing. One tap decides.

  3. Answer an agent

    In Agents, an agent that waits for you comes first: answer with an option or in your own words.

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