Start a project
BuildWhat projects are created and managed from Studio. You describe the result you want; the Agent helps plan, build, and verify it. You remain responsible for product decisions, approvals, and reviewing the result before release.
Sign in and use this guide
Use the site's sign-in or sign-up entry and complete the verification method shown. If you are joining an organization, open the invitation while signed in with the intended account. This manual follows the platform language automatically. Use its search to find a task, the section navigation to browse a feature area, and the version selector to view an older published manual. The table of contents, previous/next links, and copy controls are part of the document reader.
Create from Studio
- Sign in and open Studio from the site header.
- Choose the route that matches the intended deliverable: Web application, Native application, or Prototype design. Existing general-purpose projects are web-hosted and use the capabilities available to that project.
- Enter a project name or describe the outcome in the Composer. Include the audience, primary workflow, important screens, and constraints. You can start with a suggestion or template when one is available.
- Choose an available model and execution settings. Availability can depend on your account, organization policy, and current service configuration.
- Submit the request. Review any questions or plan presented by the Agent, then answer or approve the next action when prompted.
Work in the project
After creation, open the project workbench. The conversation keeps the project context, while the preview or design canvas shows the current result. Use the right-side tools to inspect source, review changes, view runtime state, collaborate, or configure route-specific capabilities. A newly created project may not show every tool until it has source, a checkpoint, an active connection, or the required permission.
Return to a project
Open it again from Studio's project list or a shared project link. The project retains its conversation and saved history. If you cannot open it, check that you are signed into the right account and organization and that your membership is still active.
Before production use
Preview is for review, not a production guarantee. Test important user journeys, check data and secret handling, and confirm that the selected route's release workflow matches your target platform. External provider accounts and store submissions require their own authorization.