Chats
A chat workbench. Run a prompt against one model or many side by side (OpenAI, Gemini, Mistral, Ollama, HuggingFace), save and reuse prompts, and optionally bind an agent graph to a chat so it runs on every turn.
Introduction
Chatty the Lab is a multi-agent AI research platform. It brings everything you need to design, run, and study agentic systems into one place: a chat workbench for comparing models, a visual editor for building agent graphs, a research toolkit for experiments and labeling, and the settings that tie your providers and workspaces together.
The platform is organized around four pillars. Each pillar is a self-contained area of the app, but they share the same data and workspaces, so an agent you design in the Studio can run inside a chat or power an experiment without being rebuilt.
The four pillars
Section titled “The four pillars”Studio
A visual agent-graph editor. Drag nodes onto a canvas, connect them, configure each one, then run the graph and watch live execution — with real-time multiplayer collaboration.
Research
The research toolkit: typed datasets, parameter-sweep experiments and trials, human labeling jobs, and a collaborative logbook for writing up your work.
Settings
Your account, provider API keys, model pricing catalog, and local Ollama / embedding setup — plus workspace and team management.
Dive into a pillar:
Chats Sessions, models, prompts, and graph-bound chats.
Studio Build and run visual agent workflows.
Research Experiments, datasets, labeling, and the logbook.
Settings Account, providers, pricing, and Ollama.
Personal and team workspaces
Section titled “Personal and team workspaces”Every resource in Chatty — chats, agents, graphs, datasets, experiments, and even some settings — is scoped to a workspace. A workspace is either:
- your personal workspace, private to you, or
- a team workspace shared with other members.
A WorkspaceSwitcher in the navbar lets you switch the active workspace at any time. When you switch, the entire app re-scopes: you only see the agents, datasets, and resources that belong to the workspace you are currently in. This keeps personal experiments separate from shared team work.
Where to go next
Section titled “Where to go next” Quickstart Sign in, pick a workspace, and run your first chat.
Workspaces & Teams Personal vs team scope, roles, and invitations.