Kaitoi Studio.
Create with Penny across Studio, build node graphs, work with media, publish Stations, connect models and services, and share projects with your team.
Projects, files and teams
- Saving and recovery Save deliberately, read autosave status, reopen the right work, and recover a backup without confusing a local restore with a successful server save.
- Files and results Inspect current and earlier node outputs, copy useful results to Files, organize personal and team assets, and download copies for use elsewhere.
- Teams Set up a team, choose its workspace, add members with the right roles, share saved work, and manage a pooled credit balance with weekly spending caps.
Penny
- Working with Penny Build graphs, create custom nodes, and make content with Penny. Choose the right context, manage conversations, and distinguish changes from completed results.
- Building and editing graphs with Penny Brief a new workflow, target changes in an existing graph, check inputs and wires, and test the intended output with Penny.
- Creating custom nodes with Penny Create a reusable node with Penny. Define its interface, review generated code and warnings, test known cases, and revise it while preserving its contract.
- Skills Choose the workflows Penny can execute in Lab, configure required plugins, and create or import reusable Skills that produce canvas results.
- Playbooks Give Penny reusable written instructions for a conversation, import a Markdown Playbook, activate it, and maintain a consistent creative method.
Lab
Graphs, nodes and blocks
- Nodes A node is one unit of work with typed pins, its own parameters, its own preview and its own state. Learning to read one is most of learning to read a Kaitoi graph.
- Building a graph Add nodes, connect compatible typed pins, run the intended selection, inspect earlier results, and organize reusable parts of a larger workflow.
- Blocks Build a processing chain with block previews and parameter controls, inspect its history, and keep the same underlying graph available for editing.
- Templates and organization Start projects from reusable graphs, save a template, share its link, and organize nodes and projects without confusing their roles.
Media tools
- Storyboards Plan scenes and shots, organize reference frames, edit their order and duration, and send an intended sequence to Timeline or back to Lab.
- Timeline and export Assemble picture and sound on tracks, trim and inspect clips, configure the output, then render a deliverable or export an interchange document.
- Drawing, masks, and crops Sketch a visual reference, prepare a mask or crop for an image input, compare results, and keep the original source while you experiment.
- 3D models and scenes Inspect models and splats, compose a scene with a 3D Editor node, choose render outputs, and keep useful models or scene results for later work.
Stations
- Create and publish a Station Choose the graph inputs and results visitors receive, check node compatibility, preview a frozen draft, and make a Station live at a stable link.
- Using a Station Supply Station inputs, read the estimate, run a published tool, download results, and resume supported failed work while understanding its costs.
- List a Station in the gallery Submit a Station description and image or video cover, understand review, update a listed card with Send changes, or withdraw the public listing.
Research and knowledge
- Research with AdMuse Use advertising references to develop a grounded creative direction, then turn that direction into a production workflow.
- Knowledge bases and RAG Extract and index document content, keep embeddings compatible, retrieve useful source passages, and use them to ground a model’s answer.
Models and integrations
- Providers and models Choose managed model access, personal provider keys, or local services, and configure the available model list for Penny and your workflows.
- Connect your accounts Authorize external services for workflow nodes, check the account and permissions in use, and reconnect or remove connections when access changes.
- Add external MCP servers Connect Kaitoi to an external MCP tool server, configure authentication, inspect its capabilities, and troubleshoot missing or expired access.
- Local models and services Connect Studio to supported models and services on your hardware, then check the service, runtime, installed recipe, and connection separately.