@eggbaby yes! i treated the corner panels different in tokyo for example as extensions of the bigger panel and made their logo placements more prominent instead of simply duplicating the main design. Some of the layouts surprised me once I was able to see everything mapped out in 3d
how I scaled my design workflow for a global billboard campaign that is live in NYC, Tokyo, London, and cities around the globe using coding agents in @FactoryAI π§΅π§΅π§΅
this thread is focused on using coding agents to reformat design assets for dozens of billboard panels that are often grouped, cropped, and placed in unexpected ways and less about designing the original motion graphics concept (which was created using a combination of generative AI video footage, and overlay graphics created with code / figma). Before coding agents, formatting all of these panels to spec would take hours / days of non-creative work...
agents handled all of the formatting for each asset, auditing the designs to make sure they correctly fit the panels, and self-correcting their own errors until the assets perfectly fit the spec sheets. even as someone who uses AI every day i was impressed to see the models accurately understand and make decisions based on how these components fit together in 3d space
This week we're shipping our vision for the best cloud agent experience. Weβre starting with an often-overlooked but critical foundation for any agent: the sandbox where it runs.
Today, weβre introducing Environments, now generally available.