Letta Continuity Studio is here.
Getting started with Letta shouldn’t require a minor identity crisis, six documentation tabs, and technical / coding knowladge.
Getting started with Letta shouldn’t require a minor identity crisis, six documentation tabs, and technical / coding knowladge.
So, with help and guidance from Cameron, one of Letta’s main developers, we built Letta Continuity Studio. A simpler onboarding portal for people who want to explore Letta but don’t know where the hell to start.
The Studio walks you through describing:
- your AI
- yourself
- how you want the relationship and collaboration to work
It then turns those answers into three clear, readable memory files for you to review before anything is created.
Once you’re happy, you can use your own Letta API key to create a ready-to-use agent directly inside your own Letta account.
And because starting from zero every time is frankly tedious, you can also bring in existing conversation history and memories from other platforms and use them as part of the continuity process.
Try it here: CONTINUITY STUDIO
View the source: GITHUB
The goal was simple: make those first steps into Letta feel less intimidating, less technical, and a hell of a lot more accessible
So try to break it. Poke at it. Tell us what’s confusing, what works, what doesn’t, and whether it actually makes getting started easier.
API key note
Your Letta API key is used only to perform the actions you explicitly request. It passes through the Continuity Studio server during that process, but it is never stored on my side.
Continuity Studio source code is licensed under Apache-2.0. Documentation and original non-code content are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International. Continuity Studio and AI·DHD names and visual identities are excluded from those grants.