Describe the process. The Studio builds the app.
The Studio is where AI builds inside your OS. You talk in plain words, it assembles the app piece by piece, and you test and publish whenever you want.
Start with a conversation, not with code.
Explain the process the way you would to someone on the team. Send screenshots, photos of a form or today's spreadsheet. Before building, the Studio writes down the requirements and shows you what it understood.
Piece by piece, to the same standard as every app.
The Studio builds the same package that Zaz's ready-made apps use. Each piece has its own view in the Studio, and you can ask for changes to any of them.
Something missing in a ready-made app? Extend it, don't rebuild it.
The expenses app belongs to Zaz and keeps getting updates. If leadership wants a dashboard it doesn't have, the Studio builds an app of your own that reads the expense data with authorization. The original stays as it is.
Everything starts in the test environment. Break things freely.
The Studio only works in the test environment, with test data. When someone on the team reports a problem, the report becomes a conversation in the Studio, with the app's context already loaded.
Review and publish. No surprises.
Before publishing, you see exactly what changed. The OS checks the whole app and only then releases it to the team. If something fails, nothing changes for the people using it.
