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What is Agentok Studio

Agentok Studio is a visual builder for AG2  (formerly AutoGen), a multi-agent framework from Microsoft Research and the AG2 community.

AG2 streamlines the creation of multi-agent applications. Agentok Studio adds a drag-and-drop canvas for designing agent workflows, running chats, and exporting self-contained Python code.

Key Concepts

Agent

The Agent is the core concept in AG2 and Agentok Studio. For most applications this means a ConversableAgent, which includes two common types: AssistantAgent and UserProxyAgent.

  • Assistant Agent — LLM-powered helper (chatbot, coder, planner, or a mix)
  • UserProxy Agent — human interface, code executor, or both

Workflow

A Workflow is a network of agents on the canvas. Most workflows have one UserProxy and one or more Assistants.

Chat

A Chat is a live session started from a workflow.

Template

A published workflow others can fork or run via a shareable link.

”Hello World”

Sign in and create a project

Go to studio.agentok.ai  and sign in with GitHub, Google, or email.

Login

Open Projects and click Build from Scratch to create a new workflow.

Build your first workflow

Clear any sample nodes, then:

  1. Click + and add an Assistant agent.
  2. Add a User agent.
  3. Connect them with an edge.

Adding nodes

Completed flow

Recommended settings:

  • Human Input ModeALWAYS so you can intervene at any time
  • Max Consecutive Auto Replies1 for a simple assistant ↔ user proxy loop
  • Add Sample Messages on the Initializer node so users have prompts to click

Start a chat

Click Start Chat in the toolbar. Pick a sample message and send it:

Chat

[!TIP] Multi-agent runs can take seconds or minutes. Check Code & Debugging if you need to see what is happening under the hood.

Inspect the generated code

Click the Python icon in the toolbar:

Generated Python

The script depends on AG2 only. Copy or download it and run locally.

Publish as a template

From Projects, open a workflow card and click Publish as Template:

Projects list

Publish dialog

Published templates appear on Discover:

Template page

Share the URL so others can chat or fork your workflow.

Next steps

Further reading

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