Studio hub
GAAdmin surface for the 88 universal nodes, discriminators, and custom fields.
What it is
Studio Schemas inspects your live database on demand and draws every table as a card showing its keys, relationships, and category color. The canvas supports more than ten automatic layouts, free-text and category filters, shareable deep links, live presence with collaborator cursors, and an embeddable view. On top of it you get a rule-driven quality checker, a read-only query runner with visual query plans and saved templates, six AI helpers for categorization, plain-English-to-query, documentation drafting, slow-query explanation, and relationship detection, export to fifteen formats, a drag-and-drop importer with starter templates, a documentation editor with downloadable docs site, a safe migration generator, and dashboards for slow queries and connection health. Scheduled automations capture snapshots on every change, send daily digests, regenerate documentation, and check for drift on every proposed change.
See it in the product
Top 4 capabilities
Each capability is the parent of dozens of typed features in the production taxonomy. Hover any feature in Studio to drill into the underlying nodes.
20 features
Import and Export generates fifteen output formats spanning popular database toolkits, query languages for several database engines, schema and interface definitions, diagram formats, validation schemas, documentation, and spreadsheets. It also hosts a drag-and-drop importer with six starter templates, exports a reusable settings bundle, and packages your documentation site into a downloadable archive.
14 features
Quality Checks runs eight built-in rules that flag common design issues such as missing primary keys, duplicate columns, mismatched or unprotected relationships, likely missing links, circular references, orphaned tables, and overly wide tables, plus four team-convention examples. Severity is configurable in a settings dialog and saved both locally and to your workspace, and you can register additional custom rules.
12 features
Layouts and Arrangements offers fast top-down and left-to-right hierarchical views plus eight alternative styles covering layered, tree, force-directed, radial, stress-based, overlap-reduced, compact-packed, and grouped arrangements. Layouts run in the background so the view stays responsive, and the resulting positions are remembered per diagram so your arrangements survive a reload.
16 features
Query Tools provides a safe, read-only query runner that accepts only read statements, caps results, and enforces a short time limit. It renders query plans as a visual tree with hot spots highlighted, exports results to a spreadsheet, saves query history and templates, generates sample data for chosen tables, produces migration statements, and scaffolds starter data-access code, with a read-only diagnostic mode for administrators.
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Spreadsheet-native views on the live graph. Edits push back to nodes.
Long-form documents co-authored with APEX and grounded in the graph.
Slide decks that refresh from the graph at present time.
30-minute walkthrough. We'll filter the workspace to your category and walk through the top capabilities live.
