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Studio memory, agents, and workflows - how design teams keep decisions findable and work moving.
Deploy units of intelligence per team. Competition, Management, and Delivery each get their own domain and workflow set - not one shared page for everyone.
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Executable design on a canvas - blocks, wires, runs, and deploy. A workflow is not just something you run once; it becomes something you call across projects.
Invite teammates, fork a template, and edit the same workflow canvas live - cursors, blocks, and branches in sync while each person works their slice.
VERSUR Agent builds, asks about, edits, optimizes, and debugs workflows - with real blocks, connections, inputs, outputs, skills, tools, and loops on a runnable canvas.
Design agents on the VERSUR canvas - a fully customizable Agent block with skills, manuals, tools, and loops, plus built-in design agents for brief, research, concepts, visualization, and review.
Three ways VERSUR agents run models: hosted providers, bring your own key (BYOK), or local models through VERSUR Bridge - so you choose speed, contract, or sovereignty.
Every cloud agent call can send your operational knowledge outside your environment. VERSUR Bridge runs open models on your GPU and pairs Agent, Generator, VERSUR Agent, VERSUR Brain Agent, Versur Composer, and design apps - so that knowledge stays under your control.
Rhino, Grasshopper, Bridge, Adobe, and cloud accounts - Gmail, Outlook, Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, SharePoint, Egnyte, S3, Teams, Discord, Miro, X, Sheets, Excel - connect the stack you already run.
VERSUR Brain is studio memory with agentic retrieval and synthesis for architecture and design teams - projects, sites, meetings, and decisions that agents and people can actually use.
Frontier for the plan, workhorse for the bulk. Leave Model on Auto and Versur picks the right model for Agent, Vision, and Generator - and on long Agent runs, spends intelligence where the task still has ambiguity.
One Agent block can draft, score, and improve across passes - built-in refinement loops or your own stacked procedures, with an independent judge and the best result returned.
