The Visuals Agent sits beside the visual canvas. You describe what you want, it builds the flow, wires the cards together, asks about anything missing, and runs it.
Briefing it well
Say what you are making, who it is for, and what it should feel like. The Agent asks rather than guesses, so a short brief is fine. It gets better with:
The format. Vertical for TikTok, square for a feed, 16:9 for YouTube.
The length. An 8 second loop, a 30 second cutdown, the full song.
A reference. Attach your cover, a photo, a frame you like, or a clip whose motion you want.
A constraint. Keep the logo readable, no faces, no text on screen, stay under a certain spend.
Vague briefs still work. "Make me something for this track" gets you a first pass you can react to, which is often faster than planning.
Attachments
Hand the Agent a file instead of describing it. You can also drop an existing card into the chat to talk about that one thing: the clip that came out wrong, the image you want more of.
It can see your work
It sees your runs, including ones it did not start. Ask why a run failed or what a card produced.
It looks at what it made, inspecting generated images and frames before suggesting a change.
It re-runs only what needs it. Point at what broke and it fixes and re-runs those cards, not the whole flow.
Answers come back as cards
Replies, run progress, and suggested next steps arrive as cards in the chat. You can edit a draft inline without leaving the conversation.
Phases on bigger jobs
Ask for something large and the Agent breaks it into phases and checks with you between them, so you can redirect before credits go into the wrong idea. The canvas fills in as each piece is built.
Credits
The Agent can see your balance and always offers at least one option you can run today. It may also offer a bigger version that costs more than you have, with both prices shown. Pick the bigger one and the upgrade dialog opens first, instead of a run starting and failing halfway.
Coming back to a conversation
Close the panel and return later. Chats are saved, and you pick up where you left off. The Agent can also focus the canvas on the card it is talking about, so you are not hunting for it.
Useful things to ask for
"Why did card 3 fail?"
"Re-run just the shots that failed."
"Same look, but 9:16 and 6 seconds."
"Put these in this order and make it fit the track."
"Cheaper version of this that I can run right now."
On a phone
The whole path works on a phone: sign up, brief the Agent, and watch it build.