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Studio Overview

Deeployd Studio is an advanced template creation suite designed for AI engineers and template creators. It provides powerful tools for building, testing, and publishing agent templates.

Access Requirements​

Plan Requirements​

PlanAccess
Starter-
ProFull Access
BusinessFull Access
EnterpriseFull Access

Role Requirements​

RoleAccess
Viewer-
Member-
AI EngineerFull Access
AdminFull Access
OwnerFull Access

Accessing Studio​

Studio is accessible from the top navigation bar for users with Pro+ plans and the appropriate roles:

  1. Log in to your Deeployd dashboard
  2. Look for the Studio button in the top bar (brush icon)
  3. Click to access the Studio hub

Studio Features​

Studio is organized into two main sections:

Templates Section​

Build and manage agent templates with these tools:

Vendor Dashboard​

Access the Vendor Program features:

  • View your published templates
  • Track sales and revenue
  • Manage support threads
  • Analyze performance metrics

Studio Workflow​

1. Design    → Org Chart Builder
2. Configure → Prompt Panel + Schema Builder
3. Connect   → Orchestration Rules
4. Test      → Preview & Validate
5. Publish   → Submit to Store

Quick Start​

1. Select or Create an Agent​

Use the agent selector in the top bar to:

  • Choose an existing agent to edit
  • Start with "None (Create New)" for a fresh template

2. Design the Hierarchy​

Open the Org Chart tab to:

  • Visualize agent relationships
  • Set parent-child hierarchies
  • Define team structures

3. Configure Prompts​

Use the Prompts tab to:

  • Write system prompts
  • Add context prompts
  • Set model parameters

4. Build Onboarding Schema​

In the Schema tab:

  • Define configuration fields
  • Set required vs optional
  • Add validation rules

5. Set Orchestration Rules​

Configure in the Orchestration tab:

  • Escalation paths
  • Handoff rules
  • Approval requirements

6. Publish​

Use the Publish tab to:

  • Review your template
  • Set pricing (if vendor)
  • Submit to store

Feature Comparison​

FeatureProBusinessEnterprise
Org Chart BuilderYesYesYes
Prompt EngineeringYesYesYes
Schema BuilderYesYesYes
OrchestrationYesYesYes
PublishingYesYesYes
Vendor DashboardYesYesYes
Custom Branding-YesYes
API Access--Yes

Best Practices​

Template Design​

  1. Start with use cases: Define what problems your template solves
  2. Keep prompts focused: Clear, specific instructions work best
  3. Use schema variables: Make templates customizable
  4. Test thoroughly: Preview and validate before publishing

Publishing​

  1. Write clear descriptions: Help users understand capabilities
  2. Add screenshots: Show your template in action
  3. Document requirements: List any integrations needed
  4. Set fair pricing: Research comparable templates

Next: Learn about the Org Chart Builder for visual hierarchy design.