Agent teams
Specialists, not a prompt box
Each team does one visual job, accepts defined inputs, returns a defined output, and states what it will not do. That is what makes a result reviewable.
Avisual Studio is the visual agent workforce for interior businesses. Agent teams are the specialist execution units inside its workflows: each one performs a defined visual job from defined inputs and returns a reviewable output. Workflows are how you choose; agent teams are how the work gets done.
What an agent team actually is
A narrow specialist with a contract, not a general-purpose image generator.
A general image tool will answer any request, which means it will answer badly and you will not know which part to distrust.
An agent team is narrower on purpose. It has defined inputs, one reviewable output, a stated role in a workflow, review rules, and limits it will tell you about before you rely on it.
That narrowness is what lets a person check the result quickly, which is the only reason any of it is usable in a business.
Design and review teams
For work that moves from an idea, a drawing or a scene toward something a client can respond to.
Scene Design
Turns a rough idea, an unfinished render or a partial scene into a coherent design direction you can evaluate and develop. Bring: A sketch, rough render, room image or moodboard. Get back: A reviewable concept visual for exploration and internal or client discussion.
Open Scene DesignDrawing-to-Interior
Turns a supported elevation, section, sketch or drawing into an interior visual your client can actually read. Bring: An elevation, section, sketch or supported drawing with enough design information to interpret. Get back: A realistic interior interpretation for design communication and review.
Open Drawing-to-InteriorLighting and Mood
Changes the lighting, atmosphere or time of day of a settled scene while keeping the room and the design intact. Bring: An existing scene or design visual with the design already resolved. Get back: One or more relit versions of the same design, for comparison and presentation.
Open Lighting and MoodEditorial Presentation
Lifts an approved or near-final interior visual into a presentation image, without redesigning the project. Bring: An approved or near-final interior visual. Get back: A refined hero image for presentation, proposal or approved marketing use.
Open Editorial PresentationVisual sales teams
For a customer deciding on a product in their own space, with a staff member leading.
Tile Surface
Shows an approved tile product on a customer's own floor or wall at real room scale. Bring: A customer room image, taken on a phone, with the surface clearly visible. Get back: A product-in-room tile visual for customer comparison, led by your staff.
Open Tile SurfaceQuartz and Stone Surface
Shows an approved slab or surface reference on a customer's counters, island, vanity or backsplash. Bring: A customer kitchen or bathroom image with the surfaces visible. Get back: A reviewable surface visual for staff-led customer comparison.
Open Quartz and Stone SurfaceFlooring
Shows an approved flooring product across a customer's room, with the plank or pattern direction they asked about. Bring: A room image with the floor clearly visible. Get back: A room-scale flooring visual for comparison and consultation.
Open FlooringPanel and Cabinet Surface
Shows approved panels, cabinet finishes or door fronts on a customer's kitchen, wardrobe or joinery. Bring: A customer or project scene with the cabinetry visible. Get back: A reviewable cabinet or panel-finish visual for design or sales consultation.
Open Panel and Cabinet SurfacePaint Surface
Shows an approved paint colour on a customer's walls or chosen surfaces. Bring: A room image. Get back: A visual repaint of the room for comparison and consultation.
Open Paint SurfaceFurnishing Package
Places an approved furnishing package into a customer's or project's room at plausible scale and arrangement. Bring: A room image. Get back: A furnished-room visual for package consultation, design review or approved marketing use.
Open Furnishing PackageHow teams combine inside a workflow
A workflow may use one team or several. The order follows the job, not a fixed pipeline.
A design job might start with Scene Design to find a direction, move to Drawing-to-Interior once the drawing is resolved, and finish with Lighting and Mood before a presentation. It might also use only one of those.
A sales conversation usually uses one team, because the customer is asking one question.
In both cases a person chooses. The teams do not decide among themselves what to run.
Every team on this page has a working route
If a specialist is not on this page, it is not available.
A specialist is listed here when it has a page you can open, an evidence label stating what its figure is allowed to prove, and a written account of what that figure does not establish. Teams still being proven are not listed here, in any form.
The teams that are listed do not all behave the same way. Fidelity, the amount of direction they need, and how much of the result a person must check vary by job. Each team says so on its own page.
If you do not know the team name
Most people arrive with a job, not a specialist.
I have a drawing a client cannot read
Start with the Client Review and Approval workflow.
Open the workflowI need design visuals faster than my queue allows
Start with the Design Visual Production workflow.
Open the workflowA customer wants to see a product in their room
Start with the Human-led Visual Sales Consultation workflow.
Open the workflowWhat Studio does not do
The limits are part of the product. Read them before you plan work around Studio.
- Only the specialists listed on this page are available. Anything else is not published, and we do not describe it.
- The teams do not decide among themselves what to run. A person chooses the workflow and reviews the result.
- Fidelity, direction needed, and review burden differ by team. Each team page states its own limits.
- Every output is a communication visual for review, not a technical or contractual document.
Choose your next step
Each route below produces something you can look at and judge.