Studio Overview
MeetLoyd 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 to the MeetLoyd Store or your own organization.
What Is Studio?
Studio is where you design AI agent teams from scratch -- or refine existing ones. It provides a visual interface for building agent hierarchies, crafting prompts, defining configuration schemas, setting orchestration rules, and packaging everything for publishing.
Studio Features
| Feature | What It Does |
|---|---|
| Org Chart Builder | Visual hierarchy design for agent teams |
| Prompt Engineering | System and context prompt editor with testing |
| Schema Builder | Configuration schema for onboarding forms |
| Orchestration | Escalation rules, handoff conditions, approval requirements |
| Publisher | Package and submit templates to the Store |
| Vendor Dashboard | Track sales, revenue, and support threads |
Studio Workflow
The typical workflow is: Design (Org Chart) -> Configure (Prompts + Schema) -> Connect (Orchestration Rules) -> Test (Preview & Validate) -> Publish (Submit to Store).
Access Requirements
| Plan | Access |
|---|---|
| Starter | No access |
| Growth | Full access |
| Enterprise | Full access |
| Role | Access |
|---|---|
| Viewer / Member | No access |
| AI Engineer / Admin / Owner | Full access |
Accessing Studio
- Log in to your MeetLoyd dashboard
- Look for the Studio button in the top navigation bar (brush icon)
- Click to access the Studio hub
Quick Start
1. Select or Create an Agent
Use the agent selector in the top bar to choose an existing agent to edit, or 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, and define team structures.
3. Configure Prompts
Use the Prompts tab to write system prompts, add context prompts with template variables, and set model parameters.
4. Build the Onboarding Schema
In the Schema tab, define configuration fields that users must fill in when deploying your template (company name, industry, support email, etc.).
5. Set Orchestration Rules
Configure escalation paths, handoff conditions, and approval requirements in the Orchestration tab.
6. Publish
Use the Publish tab to review your template, set pricing (if you're a vendor), and submit to the Store.
Best Practices
Template Design
- Start with use cases -- define what problems your template solves
- Keep prompts focused -- clear, specific instructions work best
- Use schema variables -- make templates customizable via
{{variable_name}} - Test thoroughly -- preview and validate before publishing
Publishing
- Write clear descriptions -- help users understand capabilities
- Add screenshots -- show your template in action
- Document requirements -- list any integrations needed
- Set fair pricing -- research comparable templates