How to use Agent in Google Flow | Find Your Flow

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This article introduces the smart agent (AI assistant) feature built into Google Flow, covering activation, brainstorming, role consistency, exploring creative directions, batch editing, and organizing assets.

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TL;DR: The smart agent in Google Flow is an AI assistant integrated directly into the workspace for brainstorming, generating, editing, and organizing files. ## Activating the Smart Agent To use the smart agent, simply click the smart agent button in the prompt bar. You can turn the feature on or off at any time. Once activated, the smart agent is ready to help you get to work—think of it as your creative assistant. ## Creative Assistant: Brainstorming & Visual Exploration The smart agent is great for story idea generation or exploring visual styles. It provides strong starting points, and you can develop concepts through back-and-forth conversations, following the paths that interest you most. ## Maintaining Character Consistency If you have named assets, like characters or scenes, just tag them in your prompt to bring them in as references. This helps maintain character consistency throughout your project. ## Exploring Multiple Creative Directions The smart agent can help you visualize different variants. Simply drag in an output, and generate multiple versions with a single prompt, letting you quickly explore more creative directions. ## Batch Editing & Refinement With Gemini Omni, your smart agent can also edit multiple assets at once, making it easier to refine creations in your project or maintain a specific visual style. ## Organizing Assets You can even ask the smart agent to organize your key assets into specific collections, helping you keep your project files tidy. --- That’s a quick introduction to the new smart agent in Google Flow. Head over to flow.google to start creating. Source: How to use Agent in Google Flow | Find Your Flow (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJTdXTf12oQ)

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