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1. 0:00Someone just used Cloud to rebuild the
2. 0:02entire Adobe suite, making it available
3. 0:04for free as open source for anyone who
4. 0:07wants to use it. They made a version
5. 0:09for Photoshop called Photocraft. Adobe
6. 0:11Premiere is Filmcraft, and Adobe After
7. 0:13Effects is Effectcraft. They also made
8. 0:16versions for Lightroom, InDesign, Adobe
9. 0:18Acrobat, and Illustrator, all free and
10. 0:20open source; furthermore, they even
11. 0:22created open-source versions for
12. 0:24AutoCAD, for the engineers out there.
13. 0:27And all this comes from a group called
14. 0:29ArtCraft, who claim they used Opus 5.
15. 0:34Clean Room for Adobe software, written
16. 0:36from scratch in a programming language
17. 0:38called Rust. In this video, I want to
18. 0:41go through these programs, show you how
19. 0:43to use them with AI agents and how to
20. 0:45install them yourself, use them for
21. 0:47free, and more importantly, what this
22. 0:49means for the future of software
23. 0:51subscriptions like Photoshop or Adobe
24. 0:53Premiere Pro. And at the end, I'll show
25. 0:55you where to get this PDF for free,
26. 0:57which you can just hand over to those
27. 0:59agents to have them set up all this
28. 1:01software for you completely. Okay, we
29. 1:03talked about these programs, and they
30. 1:06simply exploded on GitHub; Photocraft,
31. 1:09the equivalent of Photoshop, has
32. 1:11already received 44,000 stars. These
33. 1:13stars on GitHub are the equivalent of
34. 1:15reviews on Google, so they are very,
35. 1:17very widely used, and I mentioned Clean
36. 1:19Room implementation in the intro. What
37. 1:21does that actually mean? It means that
38. 1:23instead of simply copying the software,
39. 1:25which is copyrighted and you can't do
40. 1:27that. Well, a Clean Room implementation
41. 1:30has two phases. First, it has a team
42. 1:33that observes the surface layer, the
43. 1:35features, how it functions, and so on,
44. 1:37and a team that actually builds it, but
45. 1:40there is a buffer between the two so
46. 1:42that the code from the original version
47. 1:44doesn't end up in the new software. And
48. 1:48thus, the new software is built from
49. 1:50scratch, based only on a specification,
50. 1:52but with features similar to the
51. 1:54original software, so the original code
52. 1:56is not used and it is built from the
53. 1:58ground up. In this case, it was built
54. 2:01in Rust. Basically, you study what the
55. 2:03application does and the code is
56. 2:05written again from scratch. Only
57. 2:07instead of having programmers do it for
58. 2:09millions of euros, the AI agent does it
59. 2:12and it costs much less. A little
60. 2:14history. That’s how the IBM PC was
61. 2:16cloned in 1984, rebuilt by Phoenix
62. 2:18using clean room. Right, let's see what
63. 2:20we have in this whole package. Well, we
64. 2:22have almost all the Adobe software that
65. 2:24you normally have to pay for. We have
66. 2:26those for images, Photocraft and
67. 2:28LightedCraft, the equivalents of
68. 2:30Photoshop and Lightroom, and those for
69. 2:32video editing. From Premiere Pro we
70. 2:34have FCraft, and Effect Craft for
71. 2:36design and for documents. You have
72. 2:39certainly used at least one of these
73. 2:41pieces of software. Alright, how do we
74. 2:43install them? Well, we can use this
75. 2:44prompt that I'm also leaving for you in
76. 2:46the PDF. I'll copy the prompt and go to
77. 2:48my AI agent. In this case, I can use
78. 2:50Claude. I come to Claude. I simply give
79. 2:53it this prompt, it will ask me what I
80. 2:54want to install, and I will tell it I
81. 2:56want to install Photocraft and
82. 2:58Filmcraft. And basically, what my agent
83. 3:00will do is come to the GitHub
84. 3:02repository of those at ArtCraft, and it
85. 3:04can do that because this software is
86. 3:06practically open source. You can take
87. 3:08it, you can modify it, you can use it
88. 3:10in whatever ways you want. Also, if you
89. 3:12don't want an agent to do it, you can
90. 3:14come and install the software you want
91. 3:16directly from the ArtCraft website.
92. 3:18Alright, and they have been installed.
93. 3:20Let's see what these clones of
94. 3:21Photoshop and Adobe Premiere Pro look
95. 3:23like. But before that, a very short
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107. 3:44use cases and I operate on the premise
108. 3:46that you have no experience whatsoever.
109. 3:47So if you are someone who wants to dive
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117. 4:02daily with AI agents, and we have
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119. 4:06support whenever you get stuck. You can
120. 4:08find a link in the first comment. Okay.
121. 4:10And first, we have the Photoshop clone.
122. 4:13I haven't really used Photoshop much in
123. 4:14my life, but I can tell from what I've
124. 4:16seen so far what Photoshop looks like.
125. 4:18This looks quite similar. It also
126. 4:20loaded a predefined image here for me.
127. 4:22Let's open an image, this one for
128. 4:24example, and make some edits to it.
129. 4:26Alright, I don't know how to use
130. 4:28Photoshop, so what do I do? Should I
131. 4:30start making tutorials? No, because
132. 4:32besides offering this open-source
133. 4:34software, the Artraft team provides
134. 4:36some things that Adobe doesn't, so that
135. 4:38AI agents can interact much, much more
136. 4:41easily with these applications.
137. 4:43Specifically, they offer a CLI, which
138. 4:45stands for Command Line Interface;
139. 4:47basically, a terminal with terminal
140. 4:49commands that the agent knows how to
141. 4:50use very well—you don't need to know
142. 4:52them, but it is much easier for the
143. 4:54agent to interact with the application
144. 4:56instead of clicking through a graphical
145. 4:58interface. Graphical interfaces are
146. 5:00made for us humans so that we can
147. 5:01easily navigate through them, see icons
148. 5:04here, click, and so on. But the AI
149. 5:06agent doesn't need that; it needs a CLI
150. 5:07, and they provide it, and we are going
151. 5:09to test it right now. It also comes
152. 5:11with an agents.md file, which is a
153. 5:13manual for the agent, a user manual,
154. 5:15and an MCP. So, everything the AI agent
155. 5:18needs to interact. And I'm going to
156. 5:20tell it: I've opened an image in
157. 5:21Photocraft. I want you to use the CLI
158. 5:24to extract all the layers for me so I
159. 5:26can move them left and right. Change my
160. 5:30background to the blue that my hoodie
161. 5:32already has, and make my hoodie the
162. 5:34colors of the background. Alright,
163. 5:37that's the message, and I'll hit enter.
164. 5:39Okay, and the agent is finished. I can
165. 5:41see here that it changed my background
166. 5:43and my hoodie. I can also move these
167. 5:46icons. It extracted the layers for me.
168. 5:48I also have the person who can be moved
169. 5:50, which is pretty cool, and the AI
170. 5:52agent did this whole thing because I
171. 5:53don't know exactly how to use Photoshop
172. 5:55. So, pretty crazy in my opinion. And
173. 5:57we also have the other software, which
174. 6:00is Filmcraft, and this is dear to my
175. 6:02heart because I edit quite a lot of
176. 6:04video and I used Adobe Premiere Pro
177. 6:06quite a bit before AI agents, and at
178. 6:08first glance, I can say it looks almost
179. 6:10one-to-one with Adobe Premiere Pro. I
180. 6:13can import here to make a new project.
181. 6:16Let's add a new video and drag and drop
182. 6:18it onto the timeline. And I can scrub
183. 6:22through the video here, I can add
184. 6:24layers, I can move layers, play with
185. 6:26audio settings, add b-roll, and so on.
186. 6:28Basically, just about everything I can
187. 6:30do in Adobe Premiere Pro, which is
188. 6:32quite impressive. Besides that, I can
189. 6:34also come to the AI agent and tell it,
190. 6:37look, I want to do this type of edit,
191. 6:39and have the AI agent actually help me
192. 6:41edit the videos. These are just two
193. 6:46that I’ve used, but you also have
194. 6:48EffectCraft for After Effects, which is
195. 6:50quite complex and probably the hardest
196. 6:52to replace, yet it looks similar for
197. 6:55vector logos, Illustrator, DesignCraft
198. 6:57for InDesign, Lightroom for LightCraft,
199. 6:59and the old Adobe Acrobat, which I’m
200. 7:01sure you know. Furthermore, ArtCraft
201. 7:07has released a few open-source software
202. 7:10variants: the equivalent of Word is
203. 7:12WarCraft, Excel is GridCraft,
204. 7:14PowerPoint is DeckCraft, ProTools is
205. 7:17SoundCraft, and for engineers, AutoCAD
206. 7:19is CadCraft. I invite you to use them,
207. 7:23test them, see if they are what you
208. 7:25need, and basically use these
209. 7:27subscriptions for free. They are
210. 7:29already at the beginning. They look
211. 7:31quite similar to the original software,
212. 7:33but they are still in their infancy.
213. 7:37And the very interesting thing is that,
214. 7:39being open source now, it’s not just
215. 7:41the parent company ArtCraft
216. 7:43contributing new features; anyone who
217. 7:45wants to can go to their GitHub
218. 7:47repository, take the project, add
219. 7:49features with AI agents, modify them,
220. 7:51and create all sorts of software
221. 7:53variants, which will eventually make it
222. 7:55extraordinarily rich in new
223. 7:57functionality. Right. Maybe you’re
224. 8:01thinking that the edits I just made in
225. 8:03PhotoCraft, for example, could just as
226. 8:06easily be done by an image generation
227. 8:08model, an AI model. Well, you’re
228. 8:10right. This type of initial image
229. 8:13variant can be easily created by GPT
230. 8:15Image, NanoBanana, or C-Dance image
231. 8:18generation models. Basically, what is
232. 8:21harder to do with AI, however, are
233. 8:23minute refinements. As you know, you
234. 8:26have to tell it via prompts. It is
235. 8:28quite tedious to make changes.
236. 8:30Subsequent edits, and anyway, the more
237. 8:32changes you make to an AI image via
238. 8:34prompts, the more quality is lost. And
239. 8:37for adjustments, this is where
240. 8:39Photoshop and this software come in,
241. 8:41because you can create the first
242. 8:42version with AI and then make the
243. 8:44minute edits in professional software
244. 8:46like this. Basically, the agent makes
245. 8:49the first version in layers that you
246. 8:51can then adjust for free on your
247. 8:53computer, because once you have this
248. 8:55software, subsequent edits don’t cost
249. 8:57anything, unlike generating images. You
250. 8:59simply make the changes, and as I was
251. 9:01saying, the code is open; anyone can
252. 9:03improve it. Where do you start? Well,
253. 9:05you have five steps for your first
254. 9:07draft. First, copy the prompt that I
255. 9:09gave you. You can take it from this PDF
256. 9:12or give the PDF directly to Claude or
257. 9:14GPT Codex. I'll leave it for you in the
258. 9:16free community in the description. You
259. 9:17choose the application you need. The
260. 9:19agent will simply download it. You ask
261. 9:21it for a version, a poster, an animated
262. 9:23logo, something. Then you open the
263. 9:24application and adjust the layers
264. 9:25according to your needs. You don't have
265. 9:27to install all of them. Pick one, try
266. 9:29it out, and see if it fits; it might
267. 9:31save you from a quite expensive
268. 9:32subscription. What happened with this
269. 9:35Adobe software is something I, along
270. 9:37with many others, have been predicting
271. 9:39for some time, namely that the Software
272. 9:41as a Service SaaS subscription era is
273. 9:43slowly going downhill. Until now, it
274. 9:45was mostly theory. It just seemed
275. 9:47possible. You could replicate some
276. 9:50features from a certain software you
277. 9:52use, but we are already reaching the
278. 9:54time when entire functionalities and
279. 9:56entire software suites are being
280. 9:58replicated for free and becoming open
281. 10:00source. You can even do this yourself
282. 10:04at home using the clean room technique,
283. 10:07and all 100%with AI agents. I don't
284. 10:09know about you, but I find this thing
285. 10:11quite incredible. That's about it from
286. 10:13me. Thank you so much for watching, and
287. 10:15we'll see each other in the next video
288. 10:17with other incredible things that
289. 10:19agents can do; cheers.