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Heizen Studio

A practical guide to planning, building, testing, and learning from a product in Heizen Studio.

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Heizen Studio is the workspace for an entire product lifecycle. A project keeps its delivery work, tickets, product context, meetings, integrations, and QA data together so each part of the team can work from the same source of truth.

Heizen Studio organization dashboard listing projects with their health, active sprints, team, and last-updated time.

Choose the guide that matches your task

Start here

Create a project, learn the navigation, and follow the recommended first workflow in Quickstart.

Organizations & roles

Understand how organizations own projects and what each role can do in the permissions guide.

Catalog

Find builds other projects have already made, and share your own, in the Catalog guide.

Helix

Ask the project-aware assistant to research, plan, groom, and update work in the Helix guide.

Product

Capture and scope requirements, and sketch flows on a canvas, in the Product guides.

Delivery

Break work into stories, plan sprints, triage tickets, and record work in the Delivery guides.

Knowledge

Keep durable project context in the wiki, files, and project email with the Knowledge guides.

QA Agent

Build test coverage, configure environments, run tests, and review security findings in the QA guides.

Source

Browse a linked repository’s activity, files, commits, PRs, and issues in the Source guide.

Connect and automate

Connect GitHub or Jira, manage secrets and API keys, and use the MCP documentation for editor-based workflows.

How a project fits together

  1. Keep decisions and source material in the wiki and files.
  2. Build and refine a backlog, then plan a sprint.
  3. Use the QA Agent to build coverage and report on release health.
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