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Adobe previews access for outside agents to edit Creative Cloud projects

Examples of AI assistants and agents across Adobes creative apps. Image: Primary
Adobe previewed integrations that would let third-party AI agents directly edit native Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere and After Effects projects on users' computers. The integrations use Model Context Protocol to connect agents with tools, while keeping project elements editable so users can take over manually. Adobe says a private beta will launch in early 2027. It also previewed agents that perform recurring background tasks, with users reviewing plans and approving outcomes. Those agents will come to Firefly AI Assistant first, but Adobe has not specified when.
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