Studio
A table-shaped data workspace with typed columns and lift-status per row — the platform’s unit of data.
What is a Studio?
A Studio is a table-shaped data workspace with typed columns, a lift status per row, and integration into the agentic loop. Studios receive the structured outputs of lifts. The unit of data in the platform.
A Studio is where the platform’s data lives in structured form: a table you can reason over, with each row carrying its own lift status.
A Studio looks like a table but behaves like a workspace: columns are typed, rows are records, and each row tracks the status of any lift acting on it. This makes a Studio more than storage — it is a live surface the agentic loop reads from and writes back to.
Studios receive the structured outputs of lifts. When a lift ships a change, its results land as rows or column updates, so the data unit and the action unit stay connected. A team can then run a bulk-update lift across many rows at once, with per-row status making the outcome legible.
In the closed loop, the Studio is the data counterpart to the lift’s action: lifts do, Studios hold. Together with the knowledge base and brand kit, Studios give the agentic loop a structured place to operate.