Bloom gives your creative team agents to help get the work done. You bring taste, ideas, and direction. Agents handle more of the work around it: research, finding media, building boards and decks, pulling GIFs and stills, or assembling a reel from your company's work.
What agents can do
Ask them to:
- Research — find work on the open web (see Research Agent).
- Find media — search your own library by describing it.
- Build boards and decks — turn a brief plus references into a structured board or deck.
- Pull GIFs and stills — extract moments from video already in Bloom.
- Assemble a reel — sequence work from your library and boards. See Reels.
You can work hands-on, with an agent, or move between the two.
How to brief them
Write the way you'd brief a collaborator: the job, the mood, the constraints, the references that are already right. "A 12-page fashion-film treatment, muted grade, handheld, using last year's board plus new research" beats a single keyword.
Agents are only as useful as the library they can see. Keep your boards — especially inspiration and work boards — in good shape.
Availability
The Research Agent is on Pro and Team, with a 7-day Pro trial. Other agent workflows (decks, stills, reels) use the same Creative Intelligence foundation — see Creative Intelligence for indexing and usage limits.
Good to know: Agents don't replace creative judgment. They give your team more capacity for the work that needs it.