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CrewAI Studio

A Streamlit-based graphical interface for building and running CrewAI agents and tasks without writing code, supporting Conda or virtual-environment installs on Windows, Linux, and macOS.

CrewAI Studio

CrewAI Studio provides a user-friendly interface, written in Streamlit, for interacting with CrewAI so that people who do not want to write code can still configure and run crews of agents. It runs on Windows, Linux, and macOS, installed through Docker/docker-compose or a Conda or Python virtual environment.

Features include a knowledge-source manager for crews, a history of previous results, built-in CrewAI tools for calling APIs, writing files, and web scraping, custom tools, and the ability to export a crew as a single-page Streamlit app. Supported LLM providers include OpenAI, Groq, Anthropic, Ollama, Grok, and LM Studio.

The project is now in low-maintenance mode: the author is not adding new features, but still applies security and critical bug fixes, and welcomes pull requests.

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