Raelume Agent

What it does

Raelume Agent is the first section in the sidebar of every tab: Agent. Tell it what you want in your own words and it does the work in the project while you watch.

• Answers questions about Raelume and about your project: what a block does, which model fits a job, what is on this board.
• Works in the tab you are on. In a Flow tab it adds and connects blocks, writes prompts and starts runs; in Design it makes frames, text, shapes and pictures on the board; in Cinema Studio it writes shots, generates them and cuts them on the timeline. Its cursor shows where it works.
• Opens another tab when the work needs one, such as a Design tab for the poster of your film.
• Reads what you give it: images, PDFs, videos, audio and assets of the project. Attach files with the + in the message box, or type @ to mention an asset, a block, a brand kit or one of the agent's helpers.
• Researches the web when you ask. It asks you before it opens a web page.
• Remembers, and learns how you work. It keeps notes from one chat to the next, follows your skills and works from your brand kits. Each has its section below.

It can only do what you can do in the project. People who can only view a project, and visitors on a public link, don't get the agent.

Chats

Each project keeps your chats with the agent. Open them with the Chats button at the top of the Agent section, and start a new one with New chat. The same chat follows you across the project's tabs.

Your chats are yours: other people in the project don't see them. They see what your agent changes in the project, and its cursor, marked as your agent.

To delete a chat, point at it in Chats and select the bin, then confirm. Stop the agent first if it is working in that chat. What it made in the project stays.

While it works

The panel shows each step as it happens: what it reads, adds, connects or generates. Select Stop to stop it; what it finished stays.

You can keep writing while it works. Messages you send then wait under its work, and the agent reads them at its next step, so you can steer it without stopping it. Remove a waiting message, or send it right away, from the message itself.

When a choice is really yours (a tone, a format, which assets), it asks with a short card of options. Before a deletion, or a run above the amount you set, it asks you to confirm.

Helpers

For a big request, the agent can split the work among helpers that work at the same time, each on its own part, with its own name and colour, its own cursor and a lane in the chat. A pill at the bottom of the page shows how many are at work. Mention a helper with @ to talk to it.

Choose how the agent uses helpers in the model menu of the message box, or in Settings › Agent:

• Auto: helpers for requests with several parts that each take several steps.
• Always: helpers whenever a request has two or more independent parts.
• Off: the agent does every part itself.

How many helpers work at once depends on your plan. When a request has more parts than that, the agent hands out the next part as a helper finishes, or does it itself.

Pro and Fast

Pick Pro (best for big, careful work) or Fast (quick answers, lowest cost), and an effort of Low, Medium or High, in the model menu of the message box. You can set the agent's choice and its helpers' choice separately. Your defaults for new chats are in Settings › Agent. On the Free plan the agent runs on Fast, Low effort.

Memory: the notes it keeps

The agent keeps short notes so it remembers what matters from one chat to the next. It reads them in every chat, so you don't repeat yourself.

• Project notes: decisions, style and context of this project, shared with everyone who can edit it. The agent writes them as it works, and a line in the chat says Noted in project notes.
• Personal notes: how you like to work, used only in your own chats, in every project. The agent asks first, with the note in a card: Save or Not now. Nothing is saved without your yes.

Open Notes at the top of the Agent section to read, edit, add or delete them, under Project and Personal.

Skills

A skill teaches the agent one kind of work and how you want it done, such as how you shoot product photos or lay out a carousel.

• Make one: type /skill in the message box and say what it is for. The agent asks what is missing, drafts the skill and saves it to My skills; you keep refining it in the same chat.
• Use one: type / and choose Skills to load one into the chat. The agent also loads by itself the skills made for the tab you are on when they fit the request.
• Find them in Skills on the dashboard, with Raelume's library.

More in Skills.

Brand kits

A brand kit holds a brand's voice and rules, colours, fonts, logo and reference pictures.

• Make one: type /brandkit in the message box, describe the brand and attach its logo and a few pictures. The agent reads the brand from them, drafts the kit and saves it to My brand kits.
• Use one: mention a kit with @ in a prompt, or type / and choose Brand kits to load it into the chat. The work then follows the brand.
• Find them in Brand kits on the dashboard.

More in Brand kits.

Costs

The agent's work is paid from your balance, like runs. Each answer shows what it cost, in dollars, under it. Runs the agent starts (images, videos and the rest) cost what they cost when you run them yourself.

In Settings › Agent, Ask before spending sets an amount (default $5): when the runs of one request would cost more, the agent checks with you first. It only asks: you can always say yes.

If your balance or the project's budget runs out while the agent works, it pauses and shows how to continue. Top up, or raise the budget, and continue.

Start a project with the agent

When you create a project, write what you want in Describe it to the agent. The project opens with the agent working on it in a new chat.

Your data

What the agent keeps, who processes it and how to delete it is in the Privacy Policy.