# Simple Tour

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AugeLab Studio is designed with simplicity and ease of learning in mind. There are only four main sections you'll be using during your AugeLab Studio journey:

<figure><img src="/files/LFh1AqJKPPHBFrhpGiZs" alt="Singing-up" width="750"><figcaption><p>AugeLab Studio User Interface</p></figcaption></figure>

1️⃣ `Menubar` is where most tools, utilities and controls lie. You create scenarios, save/load them, run and debug them using this section.

2️⃣ `Scenario Area` is where you create your own solutions. You can create a new scenario, open example projects and get back to documentation from here.

3️⃣ `Blocks Area` is where all out-of-box function blocks can be seen.

4️⃣ `Log Window` is used to log and show information, warnings and errors to the user.

5️⃣ `AI Agent` area is where you can interact with the AI Agent to get help, automate, getsuggestions and code snippets.

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That's all! Now, click on `File ➡️ New` from the top left side of menubar and let's make your very first computer vision project!


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