SquadOS Studio — Overview
SquadOS Studio is your personal work assistant, installed on your computer. You choose a folder, describe what you need in your own words, and Studio does it: it reads and creates files, builds documents, spreadsheets, and presentations, researches, uses your connectors, and, when you allow it, controls the browser and other apps.
It works directly in the folder you choose: nothing is copied anywhere else, and conversations are stored on your computer.
Two ways to use it
Section titled “Two ways to use it”| With your AI subscription | With your company account | |
|---|---|---|
| How you sign in | Use your ChatGPT subscription or Use your Claude subscription | Sign in with your company account (SquadOS account) |
| Who pays for the models | Your subscription with the provider | Your company, in SquadOS credits |
| What it adds | — | Your company’s models, your company’s web research, cloud routines that run with your computer off, memory synced with the web, your company’s policy and branding |
You can connect more than one account and choose which one answers in each conversation. See First run and accounts.
Studio needs the internet to talk to the AI. Without a connection, it shows SquadOS needs the internet and comes back on its own when the connection returns; conversations stay stored on your computer.
Studio areas
Section titled “Studio areas”- Conversations: where you ask for work and follow its progress.
- Stages: every conversation in a list or board, by state.
- Documents, spreadsheets, and presentations: create and edit office files.
- Files, terminal, and version control: the folder’s files and developer tools.
- Schedules: work that runs on its own, on a schedule or on an event.
- Customize: Skills and Connectors and MCP.
- Office and Jarvis: other ways to work with Studio.
- Browser and computer use: Studio clicking and typing for you.
- Memory and instructions and Settings.
- Plan and credits.
On your phone
Section titled “On your phone”With Remote access on, this computer’s conversations show up in the Studio tab of the SquadOS app. See Studio on mobile.
The Help → Documentation menu opens this documentation. To report a bug, use Report an issue in the same menu.