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Choose how you want to work

AgentDocks has two main production interfaces. Create Studio is built for direct creation. The Node Editor is built for work that needs a visible, connected process.

Last reviewed August 19, 2026

Two interfaces, one platform

You do not have to choose one interface forever. Use the interface that suits the work in front of you, then move into the other one when the project changes.

This is not a beginner and expert split. An experienced creative may use Create Studio for a fast concept. A small repeatable task may be easier to keep in the Node Editor.

Projects keep each piece of work together

Create Studio projects and Node Editor projects live in the same account. When a Studio project needs a connected process, send it to the Node Editor to create a workflow version of that work.

Choose Create Studio for direct creation

Start here when you want to make something directly.

Write a prompt, add a reference if you have one, choose an image or video model, and generate. Each result appears in the project feed so you can review it and continue working.

Create Studio with a project feed and generation composer

Create Studio is useful for testing a direction, answering a quick request, or exploring several versions without building the process first.

Choose the Node Editor when the process matters

Start here when you need to see or reuse the steps.

A node is one step in the process. One node may hold an image, another may generate a new image, and another may show the result. Wires explain how information moves between them.

Node Editor canvas showing connected generation and preview nodes

Run the same setup with a new product or reference

Send one result into another creative step

Branch one direction into several results

Change one part without rebuilding everything else

Templates are prepared starting points

Start with something that already has a direction and structure.

Replace the example inputs with your own, run the setup, and make changes when the result needs to become more specific to your project.

Templates do not replace Create Studio or the Node Editor. They help you enter either kind of work without beginning from a blank project.

Choose the next useful step

Make and adjust an image or video directlyCreate Studio

See and control every step in the processNode Editor

Run the same process with different inputsNode Editor

Begin with a prepared creative setupTemplate

Continue a Studio project as connected stepsOpen in Node Editor

Create your first project