Coze Studio

An all-in-one visual platform for developing AI agents, apps and workflows, with no-code or low-code tools for prompts, RAG, plugins and workflow orchestration.

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Coze Studio is an all-in-one AI agent development platform. It provides prompt management, retrieval-augmented generation, plugins and workflow orchestration as core building blocks, along with complete app templates and build frameworks, so a developer can construct an AI agent through visual, no-code or low-code tools rather than writing everything from scratch.

Through its visual design and build tools, a developer can create, debug and deploy agents, apps and workflows, configuring model services such as OpenAI and Volcengine, managing knowledge bases, databases, prompts and plugins as reusable resources, and exposing agents through an API and SDK.

Its backend is written in Go and its frontend in React and TypeScript, built as microservices following domain-driven design. It is licensed under the Apache-2.0 license.

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