DOT Studio — local visual workspace for choreographing AI performers

A local visual workspace for choreographing AI performers and Acts on top of OpenCode.

Snapshot

• Stars: 407
• Forks: 64
• Open issues: 0
• Language: TypeScript
• License: MIT
• Latest npm release: 0.2.13
• Topics: agentic-ai, ai, llm, orchestration

What it does

• Provides a Figma-style canvas for arranging Tal, Dances, Performers, and Acts.
• Projects the authored workspace into OpenCode-ready runtime artifacts.
• Keeps authoring, runtime projection, and execution separate.
• Offers a local-first workflow for sketching and revising AI systems without config sprawl.

Why it matters

DOT Studio is interesting because it treats AI agent composition as a visual authoring problem, not just a prompt or YAML problem. That makes it closer to a workspace for agent builders than a simple CLI wrapper.

Core concepts

Concept	Role
Tal	Identity, instruction, and behavior layer
Dance	Reusable skill or capability package
Performer	Runnable agent composed from Tal, Dances, model settings, and MCP config
Act	Multi-performer choreography with collaboration rules and wake-up behavior

Quick start signals

• Install via npm install -g dot-studio
• Run from source with npm install and npm run dev
• Dev stack exposes:
  • Studio client: 43200
  • Studio API: 43201
  • Managed OpenCode sidecar: 43202

Related notes

• moc-ai-coding
• moc-dev-tools
• moc-ai-agents