Agent Studio
Agent Studio is an editor to create, test, and run, and deploy agents.
LLM token usage in the playground is free; you're only charged Toolhouse Execs (execution credits).
You build agents in Agent Studio using only a prompt, and Toolhouse automatically connects them to the Toolhouse infrastructure. This means your agents are automatically pre-loaded with Toolhouse Tools, and the underlying prompts, code, and the overall infrastructure is managed for you by Toolhouse. You can test and edit your prompts, and run them as many times as you like.
Agent studio runs on premium LLMs. For this initial phase of Agent Studio, LLM tokens are free.
You can share Agent Studio agents, or keep them private. This is useful for sharing and editing agents when you work with your team. You can also clone existing agents so you can fork existing prompts while keeping track of all the different versions.
Once you're happy with the results of your agent, you can automatically deploy it as an API using Agent Runs.
Access Agent Studio
On the sidebar of the Toolhouse dashboard, find the Agent Studio option and click on it.
Enter your prompt or use a Agent Studio template by clicking on the suggestions.
The Toolhouse MCP server is installed by default
You can explicitly ask the agenet to use a specific tool or a set of tools by using Bundles.
Share an Agent
You can share your Agent Studio agents with others. Shared agents are accessible to anyone with the link, offering a convenient way to showcase interactions and behaviors.
Users can share agents by clicking the Share button on the page or simply copying and sharing the URL of the agent.
Only the owner can change the original agent
Only the agent owner has the ability to edit the agent behavior within the original URL. Other users will view the agent in read-only mode; they can clone the agent for use in their own Toolhouse account, where they can continue editing with their own prompts.
Running a cloned Agent
To run an Agent shared with you, simply click Run this agent.
Bundles may affect how the agent behaves
Note that some agents may rely on MCP servers configured via Bundles. Bundles are personal to the author of the chat and may contain servers that require configuration, such as API keys. For this reason, Bundles are not shared when you clone a shared agent.
If a cloned agent is not behaving as intended, ensure you have a Bundle containing the right MCP servers with the correct configuration.
Change access settings
Agent Studio agents are public, meaning they are available to anyone with the link. To make an agent private, simply click on the Public button and select Private.
Benefits of Using Agent Studio
Sandboxed Environment: Run agents directly in your browser without any local setup needed.
Ease of Use: No need to write boilerplate to test and run agents.
Collaboration: Share agents easily with team members or other users for feedback and faster prototyping.
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