Studio is the front door to the Foxbra stack — a desktop and web application where you hand off goals to a crew of AI specialists. They plan the work, build it, check each other, and deliver. You stay in the seat that matters: deciding what “done” means.
Most AI tools ask you to micromanage: prompt, wait, copy, paste, correct, prompt again. Studio inverts that. You state the outcome you want and the constraints it must respect, and a team of agents takes it from there — each one accountable for its slice of the job under the Foxbra Runtime.
Because every agent runs under bounded authority with content-addressed evidence, you can always see who did what, why, and with what result. Studio turns a chat box into an actual workforce you can direct and trust.
State the goal and the guardrails — budgets, tone, files an agent may touch. Intent is carried through every step so nothing drifts.
A planner decomposes the outcome into jobs and assigns specialists — research, drafting, code, review — each with just enough authority.
Agents check each other, settle their work with signed receipts, and hand you a result plus a full, auditable trail of how it got there.
Skip the prompt engineering. Say what you need in plain language and let the crew translate it into a governed plan of work.
Run Studio natively on your machine or in the browser. Local files, cloud context, and terminal actions all stay under the same authority model.
Expand any job to see its inputs, the authority it held, and the evidence it produced. No black boxes, no “trust me.”
Studio is a client of the open-source Foxbra Runtime, so the same governance you see here is the governance you can self-host.
Studio ships today and is the fastest way to feel what accountable AI work looks like in practice.