Anydocs Documents
Using Studio

Open a Project

Open a complete Anydocs docs project in Studio.

Studio opens a full docs project root, not a single page file and not a build output directory.

Steps

  1. Enter Studio
  2. Select the project root
  3. Verify the project loaded correctly
  4. Move into the authoring workflow

Enter Studio

Make sure you are in the Studio authoring interface rather than the reader preview. Studio is for page editing, navigation maintenance, and project settings; the reader is for viewing published content only.

Select the project root

Choose the directory that contains `anydocs.config.json`. Studio reads `pages/`, `navigation/`, `imports/`, `api-sources/`, and the project-level contract from that root.

Verify the project loaded correctly

Check three things immediately: the default language is correct, the left side shows pages and the navigation tree, and the right side shows project settings. If these are incomplete, you probably selected an invalid project root.

Move into the authoring workflow

Once the project is open, continue with page editing, navigation maintenance, project settings, and later preview / build / deploy steps. Opening a project does not publish anything by itself.

Common wrong selections: `pages/zh/`, a single `navigation/*.json` file, or an already generated `dist/` directory are not valid project roots for Studio.
Starting point for AI authors: For an AI agent, the equivalent first step is usually `project_open`, followed by reading navigation and pages instead of guessing the directory structure.