AI Studio Server Mode

AI Studio is the single home for everything AI in RoqueOS: instead of separate apps, you get one window with a sidebar holding Agents, Automations, Flows, Channels, Executions (run history plus tokens and cost) and Providers (AI keys and local models).

Why it exists

An Agent is the reusable definition (persona, model, rules, knowledge, tools). An Automation runs one agent on a trigger. A Flow chains several blocks into a pipeline. A Channel lets someone on the outside talk to that agent. They are different ways of using the same thing, so they now live in the same place: build an agent, schedule it, wire it into a flow and publish it on a channel without switching apps.

Sections

• Agents, the central registry: define an agent once (identity, AI model, instructions, skills, knowledge and the tools it may use) and test it live.
• Automations, run one agent on a trigger: manual, scheduled, or by webhook.
• Flows, build a visual pipeline chaining agent, HTTP, validator and output blocks.
• Channels, connect a WhatsApp number to an agent or a flow, so people outside can talk to it from their messaging app.
• Executions, the unified history of everything that ran (see below).
• Providers, set up your AI keys (9 cloud providers) and local models (Ollama, LM Studio) without leaving the Studio. It is the same screen as Settings → AI Providers, manage it from wherever is easier.

Executions

A unified history of every Agent, Automation and Flow run, with a summary at the top (total, successes, errors, tokens and estimated cost).

You can filter by status (success, error, running) and by type (agent, flow, automation); the two combine. The summary at the top keeps counting every run, so filtering the list never moves the numbers you were reading.

Tapping a run opens the detail: how long it took and what happened step by step. In a flow, each block appears with the result it produced, and the one that failed is marked in red with its error message; in an automation, which runs a single agent, you see the text it generated. In an agent run you see the input (the prompt) it received, the answer it produced and the tools it used, along with the model and where it came from (a test in the agent's panel or a run fired by another app).

When a run used no AI (an HTTP block, for instance) or predates that tracking, tokens and cost show — rather than a made-up zero.

Creating, the quick way

The Studio has a single "Create" button (top of the sidebar, or in the ☰ on a phone). It asks what you want to build, agent, automation, flow or channel, and takes you straight to the right section with the form already open. No more navigating to the section before you can start.

In the Agents, Automations and Flows lists, each item's ⋮ menu now has Duplicate: it opens a ready-made copy for you to review and save. Nothing is created until you save, and the copy carries neither its own AI keys nor the original's knowledge base (those stay with the original item).

On a phone, tap the ☰ in the header to open the section list and the ⋮ for the screen's actions (like "Generate with AI"), so everything fits on one row. On a computer, a sidebar shows the sections and the actions sit in the header.

Nothing moved

Everything still works through the entry points you already use: opening Agents, Automations or Flows from the Launchpad, from a notification, or via "run an agent" in Notes, now opens the Studio already on the right section.

Requires Server Mode

Because Agents, Automations and Flows run on your RoqueOS Server, AI Studio needs a connected server (or the demo server). See Agents, Automations and Flows for the details of each section.