7 lessons · about 18 h

Adobe Pro AI Capstone

For Designers, photographers, editors and creative producers using Adobe tools to develop, refine and deliver visual assets

Shape visual work, develop assets and guide creative production.

$397.00

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  • Taught one-on-one by an AI tutor, at your level, typed or out loud
  • Quizzes, flashcards and a certificate when you finish
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Build three AI agent teams on one shared production record, carry a late label change through every size, and give the creative owner a release they can approve, return or hold item by item.

What you will be able to do

  • Give every team a human steward: Set up three proactive AI agent teams around one asset brief: Brief and References, Image Production, and Quality and Delivery. Each gets a named human steward and written rules for what it accepts, what it returns, when it stops and whom it escalates to.
  • Keep every handoff in one shared record: Build a production record and handoff table with asset IDs, accepted references, source versions, permission status, review notes, export requirements and a client-permission field that only the producer fills in.
  • Configure Dots or Claude Duet to follow the record: Set up your chosen agent to follow the approved record across team handoffs and return traceable asset versions, precise edit requests and a list of outstanding defects. It never approves images, resolves permissions or contacts the client.
  • Carry a late change through every size: When a revised label and a new photograph arrive after the variants are made, keep the old record, mark shadows, reflections and other derived layers as stale, rebuild each affected size, block outdated exports, and check the fix in the images as well as in the record.
  • Stress-test the Factory and tighten it: Run it against changing inputs, blocked work and a restart from the record alone. Then revise reference rules, revision limits, retries and escalation, and run a second sample brief to see which fixes held.
  • Prepare a release the creative owner can sign: Write a release record where each item is approved, returned or held, the person who may authorize delivery is named, and another operator can find the current brief, accepted source, final variants and any blocking decision.

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