Tell it what you want. It splits the job among helpers that work in your tabs at the same time, while you watch.
- 25helpers at once, at most
- 12chats at once, at most
- 80+models it can run for you
- $5of runs before it asks you
It builds the workflow.You run it again.
It adds and connects blocks, writes the prompts and starts the runs. What it leaves is yours to rerun and rewire.
It draws on the board.Real layers, not pictures.
Ask for a set of logos or ads and helpers draw them side by side, each in its own frame.
It makes the film.Shots, generation and the cut.
It writes the shots, generates them with helpers side by side and cuts them on the timeline.
Ten ads and six logos,each by its own helper.
The boards up close as the helpers finish their parts.
Made for a team.Everyone in the same project.
Every tab is live: see who is where as they work, and leave comments on the work itself.
Common questions.Straight answers.
Its work is paid from your balance, like runs. Each answer shows what it cost in dollars, and a run it starts costs what it costs when you run it yourself.
That 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.
You set an amount. When the runs of one request would cost more, it checks with you first, and it always asks before a deletion.
Yes. A skill teaches it a kind of work, a brand kit holds a brand's colours, fonts and voice, and it keeps short notes you can read, edit or delete.
Only you. Other people in the project see what your agent changes, and its cursor, marked as your agent.
Give it the brief.
Then watch the helpers build it.
ByteDance
Google
Black Forest Labs
Kling
OpenAI
MiniMax
World Labs
Alibaba
ElevenLabs
Lightricks
Meshy
Microsoft
Stability AI
Character.AI
DeemosSonilo
Tencent
Tripo