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Arc 2.0 · Early access

Stop operating tools. Start approving plans.

One sentence in — "launch microsite for Tower B by Thursday, Gulf audience" — and Agentic drafts the whole chain. You approve, edit or re-order. Craft executes.

Early access · enabled in batches, tools-first · rejected plans cost nothing

  1. 01

    Say what has to ship

    One sentence, plus whatever files you already have. A plan, a render, a photo, an inventory sheet.

  2. 02

    Review the workflow

    Arc drafts the full chain in seconds and prices every step in credits before a single one runs.

  3. 03

    Approve, or edit it

    Re-order it, drop a step, change a direction. You are reading a document, not trusting a black box.

  4. 04

    Craft executes

    Identity and materials hold across every step. What lands is the deliverable, not a folder of drafts.

craft · agent plan
Arc planned this in 4s

Your goal

“Launch microsite for Tower B by Thursday. Gulf audience, English and Arabic.”

Plan approved · 274 credits

Executing — 2 of 6 done
  1. Concept board · Tower B identity lock12 cr
  2. Hero renders × 6 · golden hour · façade locked48 cr
  3. 360° show flat tour · stitch line preserved60 cr
  4. Launch film, 30s · one consistent building90 cr
  5. Microsite build · EN + AR40 cr
  6. Gulf campaign kit · reels + statics24 cr

No credits burned before approval.

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Why agentic

The tools were act one. This is what they were built for.

Tools were act one

Every tool in the six studios was built to be chained. Single-tool mode is the same engine with a human doing the sequencing.

The plan is the product

What you approve is a readable document: steps, inputs, costs. No credits burn until you say so — and a rejected plan costs nothing.

Consistency is only possible here

A chain the agent runs end-to-end can lock one building across every asset. Disconnected tool sessions cannot.

Where it stands, plainly. Agentic 1.0 is in early access: free and paid accounts are being enabled in batches, tools-first. The 50+ outcome workflows are what Agentic can run — they arrive with your Agentic access, not as separate products.

FAQ / DIRECT ANSWERS

Before you turn it on

Availability, approval, credit use, reusable plans and the role Arc plays underneath.

What is Agentic 1.0?

Agentic 1.0 is the layer of Craft where you state a business goal in plain language and Craft plans the multi-step chain to reach it — which tools, in what order, at what credit cost — then executes on your approval, holding one building consistent across every step.

Is Agentic 1.0 available now?

It is in early access: free and paid accounts are being enabled in batches, tools-first. Every account has the full tool library from day one; Agentic planning switches on as your batch is enabled. Enterprise pilots get it during onboarding.

Can I run the 50+ workflows today?

The 50+ outcome workflows are what Agentic 1.0 can run — a launch microsite or a show flat tour is an Agentic plan, pre-built. They arrive with your Agentic access rather than as separate products. Until then, every underlying tool is live and can be run directly, and the workflow pages state what each outcome will cost to run.

What happens if I reject a plan?

Nothing is charged. Credits burn only after you approve, and only per executed step. A plan you edit is re-costed before it runs; a plan you reject costs zero.

How is Agentic 1.0 different from Arc?

Agentic 1.0 is the experience where a user states an outcome, reviews a costed multi-step plan and approves execution. Arc is the shared project intelligence and agent runtime underneath it, carrying the geometry, materials, brand rules and approvals that keep every step aligned.

Get in the early-access batch

Start on the free plan today — the tools are live immediately, and Agentic planning switches on as your batch is enabled.

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