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# Studio

The Studio is an infinite canvas to build your agents. Think of it as connecting building blocks to orchestrate your workflow.

It's all about dropping Nodes, chaining them, and putting a bit of your own intelligence and context.

<figure><img src="/files/lQzdR1yVQrgxf5wfPcRd" alt=""><figcaption><p>Text prompt → AI Image → Aspect Ratio variation</p></figcaption></figure>

## How nodes work

1. **Nodes are the building blocks** of your agent. Each node performs a specific function: generating images, generating text or prompts, briefing with brand guidelines, etc. You'll find more info on the different node types in the [Nodes](/build-agents/nodes.md) section.
2. **Connect nodes to create workflows**. Draw connections between nodes to define how data flows through your agent. For example: User Input → AI Image Generation → Upscale Image.
3. **Configure nodes as needed**. Try different models or change parameters to improve your outputs.
4. **Deploy as App**. Once your agent consistently delivers the results you want, make it available to other members of your organization. See [Deploy Apps](/automate/apps.md).


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