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This is the fastest path from a fresh account to a running workflow in Builder Studio. You will sign in, land in a workspace, open a canvas, place your first nodes, connect them, and run them. Each step links to the deeper reference page if you want the full detail.

What Builder Studio is
Builder Studio is a visual canvas where you build and run workflow-style systems out of connected nodes — text, media, webhook, and agent steps that pass their output along an edge to the next node. Everything lives inside a workspace, which is the shared container for your canvases, collaborators, and credentials.

Get from sign-in to a running workflow

  1. Sign in

    Sign in to Builder Studio with your email and password, or with Google or GitHub. New sign-ups are invite-only, so if you do not have access yet you will need an invite before the account is created.

  2. Land in a workspace

    After signing in you are in a workspace — the container that owns your canvases, members, and the credentials your nodes use at runtime. You can create more workspaces later and invite collaborators into any of them. For now, work in the workspace you already have.

  3. Open or create a canvas

    Create a new canvas inside the workspace, or open an existing one. The canvas is the infinite surface where you place nodes, draw connections between them, and run the result. Every canvas belongs to exactly one workspace.

  4. Add your first node

    Add a node from the canvas toolbar. A good first node is a Prompt or Text Generation node so you can produce output you can see. Browse the full set of building blocks in Node types — text and media inputs, generation nodes, control-flow nodes, and agent and integration nodes.

  5. Connect nodes into a workflow

    Add a second node and draw an edgefrom the first node's output to the second node's input. The connection is what makes a set of nodes a workflow: output flows along the edge into the next step. Chain as many nodes as your task needs.

  6. Run it

    Run the workflow and watch each node execute in order, passing its result downstream. See Workflows overview for how a graph of nodes becomes an execution, and Running workflows for how runs progress and where results land.

You do not have to work alone
Canvases are multiplayer. Anyone you inviteto the workspace can open the same canvas and you will see each other's live cursors and edits in real time. See Multiplayer.

Where to go next

  • Canvas overview — how the canvas surface, viewport, and panels work.
  • Node types — the full catalog of nodes you can place and what each one does.
  • Workflows overview — how connected nodes execute as a workflow.
  • Workspaces — how access, credentials, and billing are shared across a team.

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