Precisely launches AI studio with ready‑made apps, agents and skills
Precisely announced the launch of AI Studio on October 6, 2026, offering a curated set of ready‑made apps, agents and skills for building AI solutions. The platform supports popular models such as Claude, Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT, and provides a free 30‑day trial.
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- Precisely AI Studio launched Oct 6 2026, offering ready‑made apps, agents and skills for data teams
- Assets integrate with Claude, Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT and run on Precisely Platform with no configuration
- Trial gives 30 days full access, credit allowances, ends early if allowances are exhausted
The assets include geocoding, governance workflows, data replication pipelines, a property analyzer app and a real‑estate intelligence agent. They run on the Precisely Platform with no configuration required, and users can browse, sign in, run sample data, and download agents and skills to deploy in their own environment. The trial tracks credit and transaction allowances, ending early if those limits are reached.
Precisely said the collection will expand over time and is designed for rapid prototyping. The company cited McKinsey’s State of AI report, noting that nearly two‑thirds of organizations are still in pilot mode and struggle to scale AI. Executive Matt Waxman and partner Jimmy Duchesne highlighted the time‑to‑value benefits, and a virtual event is scheduled for October 8, 2026.
Precisely Debuts AI Studio with Ready-Made Apps, Agents, and Skills
Unite.AI · 6 October 2026
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