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Prism
Use cases

Use an AI agent inside After Effects

Most "AI for After Effects" writes you a script. You paste it, it throws an error on line 40, and you are now debugging ExtendScript instead of animating. An agent connected through Prism does not hand you code — it reads the open composition, acts in it, and shows you frames of what it did.

The loop

StepWhat happens
ReadThe agent asks Prism what is in your project. It gets real structure, not a guess
ReasonIt plans against what is actually there — your comp names, your layers, your frame rate
WritePrism executes inside After Effects, as one undo step
SeeFrames come back inline, so the agent checks its own work instead of assuming

That last step is the one that changes the quality of the output. An agent that can see the frame it just rendered catches its own mistakes.

What that makes possible

Multi-step jobs"Build the scene, then retime it to this beat, then version it for vertical" — one conversation
Work against your projectIt reads your layer names and comp structure rather than assuming a template
Self-correctionIt renders, looks, and fixes without being told what went wrong
Your own libraryRegister your TypeScript helpers once and every later call can use them

What it is not

It is not a renderer and it is not a plugin that makes footage. It drives After Effects — the same actions you would take, taken faster and without you typing them.

Try it

  • "Look at my current composition and tell me what is wrong with the timing."
  • "Build a lower third matching the style of the one already in this comp."
  • "Retime every layer in this comp to land on the beats of the audio."