Suede Agent Studio.

What a flow is.

A flow is a graph of nodes wired on a canvas. Each node does one job and hands its result to the next, so the whole agent stays readable at a glance: no hidden prompt, no black box. These are the four registers every flow moves through, in canvas order.

1. 01Trigger

   The node that starts a run: a call from a person, a call from another agent, or a schedule.

2. 02Reason

   LLM nodes read the input and decide what happens next, with branch nodes for the cases that differ.

3. 03Act

   The nodes that do the work: documents, comms, and finance, each one wired to the node before it.

4. 04Output

   The node that returns the result to whoever called, in the shape the caller asked for.

Publishing a flow gives it a public page, an AgentCard, an A2A interface, and an explicit call state. Enabling payment is a separate decision made later: once it passes, the same endpoint charges per call in USDC on Base.

Start in three steps.

1. Pick a starting point. Open one of the 88 templates, or start from a blank canvas.
2. Wire the flow. Add nodes, connect them, and run it on the canvas until the output is the one you want.
3. Publish it, then price it. Publishing and enabling payment are two separate decisions; see pricing before you turn on paid calls.

Four surfaces, one product.