AgentUX for Technical Artists

Automate the workflows you repeat every day. Materials, lighting setups, cinematic sequences, and project audits — all driven by natural language through 558 API methods.

Material Pipeline

Demo: WF02 · Transcript: 01-getting-started

Create PBR materials programmatically with VectorParameter base colors, ScalarParameter roughness and metallic values, expression wiring, and compilation. Apply materials to actors in one step. Build a chrome, wood, and glass material set in seconds.

What it creates:

3 PBR materials (Chrome, Wood, Glass) with full parameter setup
Material expressions wired to BaseColor, Roughness, Metallic, Opacity
Translucent blend mode for glass with opacity parameter
Materials applied to display cubes

Try it: "Create a red metallic material and a rough wood material, apply them to two cubes"

Lighting Rig

Demo: WF03

A complete 3-point lighting setup: key SpotLight with warm temperature, fill RectLight for soft secondary, rim SpotLight for edge definition, plus a PostProcessVolume with exposure and color grading. The kind of setup that takes 15 minutes to arrange manually, done in 5 seconds.

What it creates:

Key light (SpotLight, warm, high intensity)
Fill light (RectLight, cool, soft)
Rim/back light (SpotLight, neutral)
PostProcessVolume with exposure and grading

Cinematic Flythrough

Demo: WF07 · Transcript: 04-cinematic-flythrough

Build a complete camera flythrough sequence: create a LevelSequence asset, spawn a CineCameraActor, add a 3D Transform track, keyframe a smooth arc path across 3 positions with cubic interpolation, add a Camera Cut track, and configure playback rate. Open in Sequencer and hit Play.

What it creates:

LevelSequence asset at 30fps with 4-second duration
CineCameraActor spawnable with 3D Transform track
3-point arc path with cubic interpolation keyframes
Camera Cut track for viewport preview

Try it: "Create a cinematic camera flythrough of my level"

Project Audit

Demo: WF09 · Transcript: 05-project-audit

A read-only project analysis: scan all assets under /Game, retrieve dependency metadata for each, identify orphan assets with zero referencers, find heavily-referenced critical assets, and generate a structured health report. No assets are modified.

What it creates:

Asset inventory by class (StaticMesh, Material, Texture, Blueprint, etc.)
Orphan report (assets with zero referencers)
Critical dependency list (assets referenced by 5+ others)
Dependency statistics (avg deps, avg refs, total edges)

Try it: "Audit my project for unused assets and dependency issues"

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