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There are two ways to put an agent in front of other people: share a read-only link to the workflow itself, or deploy the agent as an app that others run from a simple form. Use a read-only link to show how a workflow is built; use an app to let people run it without touching the graph. A share link opens your agent on a locked canvas. Viewers can pan around and inspect the nodes and the last run’s results, but they can’t edit anything.
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Turn on the public link

In the studio, open the share controls and enable the public link. Pleyor generates a unique URL you can copy and send.
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Send the link

Anyone with the link can open the read-only view. They see the agent’s name, a summary of the nodes in the workflow, and the results from its last run.
3

Let viewers clone it

From a shared link, a signed-in viewer can clone the workflow into their own workspace and tweak it. Cloning copies the graph so they start from your working version instead of from scratch.
Sensitive config fields — credentials, API keys, and private URLs — are stripped from the public view. Only the workflow structure and its results are shown.
If you ever need to invalidate a link, regenerate it. The old URL stops working and a new one takes its place. You can also turn the public link off entirely.

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Deploy as an app

Deploying turns your agent into an app: a form-based interface where people fill in inputs and get results, without seeing or editing the node graph. This is the way to hand a workflow to teammates who don’t need to understand how it’s built.
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Choose inputs

Pick which input nodes — text prompts and uploads — become fields in the app’s form. Each becomes a labeled field your app users fill in. Other input and brand nodes stay as context that drives the agent but isn’t shown to users.
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Choose outputs

Pick which result nodes are shown to app users. Nodes that generate images, video, text, audio, or file exports can be surfaced as outputs.
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Name it and set visibility

Give the app a name, description, and cover image, then choose who can access it:
VisibilityWho can use it
PrivateOnly you
WorkspaceEveryone in your workspace
SharedAnyone with the link
PublicListed in the public app directory
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Deploy

Publish the app. App users open it, fill in the form, and run it. They see live progress and the outputs you chose — never the underlying graph.
Running an app uses the same execution as the studio, including loop iterations and human-review pauses. App users can re-run with new inputs and revisit earlier runs.
Deploying pins the app to a saved version of your agent. If you keep editing afterward, deploy again to push your latest changes to the app.