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Studio Tools

Studio Tools is the umbrella name for everything a project owns and uses: assets, tools, credentials, and notebook templates. There is no standalone "Studio Tools" page — Studio Tools lives inside each project, under the Assets tab.

1. Open Studio Tools

  1. Admin → Projects → {your project}.
  2. Click the Assets tab.

The project Assets page lists project entries with search, filters and Create Asset. The Asset Browser/dialog also provides exploration, marketplace and creation modes when available. These are not two mandatory sub-tabs on the project Assets page. See Browsing the marketplace for the separate discovery/install flow.

2. What counts as a Studio Tool

Studio Tools include: - AI tools — agent prompts, function definitions, model wrappers. - Assets — DeFi instruments, tokens, documents, media, mini-apps. - Notebooks — interactive workflows mixing prompts, code, and outputs. - Credentials — installable credential templates from the marketplace (separate from your project's own API keys and Sentinel Passes).

The older AI Studio surface has been merged into Assets. Any link to /admin/projects/:id/aistudio/... redirects to the matching /assets/... route.

3. Create a tool or asset

  1. From the project's Assets tab, click Create Asset.
  2. Select Media or AgentRelay, the currently supported choices in this creation flow.
  3. Media opens the existing Describe with AI / Upload / URL / Search builder. AgentRelay lets you explicitly save a private website setup draft or link an authorized existing website/editable draft.
  4. Complete the relevant save/link action. Access and available actions depend on your account, organization/project permissions and feature availability; not every project member can manage every resource.

AgentRelay is not an AI tool or hosted chatbot. It routes an explicitly approved visitor enquiry to a verified business inbox. Saving/linking is not activation or email sending. See AgentRelay for its full workflow; other project resource types retain their own supported feature-specific flows.

4. Use a tool

Click Load Asset on a project asset card. The supported detail tabs are Overview, Tools and Settings; their content depends on asset type. Do not assume every asset has Configuration, Run or Versions screens.

Media shows its preview/details and supported operations. AgentRelay Overview explains the product and saved setup; Tools provides generated visitor resources when ready; Settings holds business fields, verification, disclosures and explicit activation/pause controls. Removing a Relay project entry only unlinks it and does not pause/delete its shared website or stop delivery.

Tools you own can be edited; installed tools from the marketplace can be configured per-project but not edited.

5. Install from the marketplace

Open the marketplace mode from the Asset Browser/dialog where available to browse installable tools and assets. See Installing tools for the full install flow.

6. Publish to the marketplace

If you have Creator or Operator subscription, your project assets can be published for others to install. See Publishing agents for requirements and the publish workflow.

7. Tool categories you'll see

Assets in this project (and in the marketplace) are grouped by category: - AI Studio — agent prompts, tools, and orchestration assets. - Assets — DeFi, tokens, documents, media. - Notebooks — workflow templates. - Credentials — pre-built OAuth / API credential definitions.

Use the categories/filters supported by the current marketplace view. These marketplace categories are not a promise that all types are enabled in Create Asset, which currently offers Media and AgentRelay.

Mirrored from traylinx-web:docs/user-manuals/studio_tools.md. Edit the source in the traylinx-web repo — changes here are overwritten by the sync script.