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Hedra turns an idea into finished visual work. Tell the agent what you want, give it the context that matters, and refine the result with it in one persistent workspace.
Hedra agent home with a conversational prompt and starter skills

The Hedra agent starts with your goal, not a tool picker.

From tools to outcomes

Traditional creative software asks you to choose every tool and execute every step. Hedra can reason across the workflow: research a direction, generate or transform media, use references, and keep the work organized on a canvas. You still have direct access to image, video, speech, and editing controls when you need them. The difference is where you start:
  • Start with a goal — describe the outcome in natural language.
  • Add context — attach references, mention Elements, or use connected sources.
  • Keep it conversational — describe the result and let the agent choose the appropriate capabilities.
  • Iterate in context — review the work on the canvas and ask for changes without rebuilding the brief.
  • Reuse what works — save repeatable instructions as Skills.

The core building blocks

The agent

Brief the work, provide context, and direct the outcome through conversation.

Spaces

Keep the conversation, canvas, references, and generated assets together.

Elements and references

Give the conversation visual context and preserve what matters across outputs.

Skills and connectors

Turn repeatable work into instructions and bring external context into the agent.

Start in three steps

1

Create a Space

Open Hedra and select New Space.
2

Describe the outcome

Start with what you want to accomplish. Add a reference asset, Element, command, or connector when the task needs more context.
3

Review and direct

The agent places work on the canvas. Ask for another direction, a targeted edit, more research, or a new output using the work already in the Space.
A strong first message includes the goal, audience, format, constraints, and any reference material the agent should preserve.