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Open a storyboard.
Boords Agent lives in the editor sidebar. New boards greet you with a prompt. On existing boards, open the panel and start typing.
Features / Boords Agent
The world's firstpre-production agent
Import a script, generate frames, restyle images, and localise copy by asking. Every change lands in the storyboard your clients already sign off, so a client note becomes a change, not a rebuilt deck.
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Not another idea generator
Plenty of tools will generate a concept you did not choose. Boords Agent is built for the other half of the job, the half that eats your week.
Other AI tools
ChatGPT gives you a script in a chat window. You still rebuild it as a board, and the sign-off still happens somewhere else.
Image generators hand you options and walk away.
Generic copilots know nothing about your project.
Most AI guesses when the brief is ambiguous.
Boords Agent
Builds the board where the sign-off lives.
Restyles the frames you already have, in the versions you already track.
Reads your frames, your fields, and your comments before it acts.
Asks a short question instead of guessing at your creative.
Script import
Script in. Board out.
Drop in a screenplay, an AV script, or a PDF brief. Boords Agent breaks it into scenes, roughs out the frames, and fills in the fields. The script and the board live in the same tool, so the first version exists while the brief is still warm and nothing drifts between Docs and Slides.
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Getting started
Open a board. Hand it the project. Ask.
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Give it the project.
Drop in the script, paste reference images, or attach the brief. The Agent already reads your frames, fields, and versions, so context comes built in.
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Ask in plain English.
"Import this script." "Restyle scene two." "Move shot 6 before shot 3." Changes land in the board, ready to share for sign-off.
Restyle and localise
Three markets. One board. Zero rebuilds.
Revisions are cheap on a board and expensive on a shoot. Boords Agent keeps them cheap. It restyles existing frames without starting over and localises board copy for every market you deliver to. The note that used to mean rebuilding the deck becomes one request, with every version in one place.
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Board ops
Reorder, renumber, version, export
Reorder and renumber frames. Update statuses and shot-list fields in bulk. Duplicate a board, spin up a version for the next client round, or pull every image as a ZIP for handoff. Each round is a version with a history, not a new filename. None of this is creative work. Now none of it is your work either.
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Context
On your board, not in a chat window
Boords Agent reads the storyboard you have open: the frames, the fields, the comments, the versions. Attach a script, paste in references, or point it at a webpage, and it answers about your project, not a hypothetical one. Nothing to copy out of a chatbot and rebuild by hand.
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More jobs off your desk
Consistent casting
Generate new frames from reference images so the same characters show up in every shot.
Bulk image download
Ask for a ZIP of every frame image, ready for the edit or the client folder.
Version switching
List, compare, and switch board versions by asking.
Webpage context
Point it at a public URL, a brand page or a reference site, and it reads it into the project.
Voice input
Talk instead of type. Useful mid-review when your hands are full.
Shot-list fields
Populate action, sound, and camera fields across the board in one pass.
What is a pre-production agent?
A pre-production agent is an AI assistant that handles the operational work of getting a video project approved: importing scripts, building and reordering storyboard frames, restyling images, localising copy, and keeping versions and exports straight. It is not a concept generator. It does not decide what the work should be. It executes the changes your team and your clients have already decided on, so a client note becomes a change instead of a rebuilt deck.
Boords Agent is the first of its kind. It works inside Boords, the pre-production platform for video agencies, which means every change it makes lands in the storyboard your clients already review by link, with no login, with frame-level comments, and with the full version history intact. The Agent does the ops. The paper trail does the remembering. Your team does the creative.
Looking for AI image generation? See the AI storyboard generator.
Frequently asked questions
No. Your storyboards, scripts, and images are not used to train AI models. The Agent uses your project content to do the work you ask for, nothing more.
Boords Agent is an AI assistant built into the Boords storyboard editor. It imports scripts, creates and reorders frames, generates and restyles images, localises copy, and manages versions and exports. It works directly on the storyboard you have open, so every change lands where your team and clients already review and sign off.
A pre-production agent handles the operational side of video pre-production: turning scripts into boards, applying revisions, keeping versions straight, and preparing files for review and sign-off. Boords Agent is the first pre-production agent, launched by Boords in 2026.
No, and that is deliberate. The Agent executes the changes you ask for. It does not pitch concepts, pick your idea, or guess when a brief is ambiguous. When something is unclear it asks a short question. The creative stays yours.
ChatGPT is great for a first draft. It is a terrible place to run pre-production, because the output lives in a chat window and the sign-off lives somewhere else. Boords Agent works inside your storyboard. It reads your actual frames, fields, comments, and versions, and its changes land directly in the board your clients sign off. If your team prefers to stay in a chat app, you can also connect ChatGPT or Claude to the same boards.
Scripts and briefs as PDF, plain text, Markdown, HTML, or CSV. You can also paste or upload images, reuse images from your Boords assets and frames, and point the Agent at a public webpage for context.
Yes, by generating from reference images. Give it one to four references and it carries the same characters and style through new frames. Consistency is continuity-aware rather than guaranteed, and the Agent will ask for a reference when it needs one.
Boords Agent is included on every Boords plan. Asking questions, importing scripts, and board operations are free. Generating or restyling images uses your team's AI image credits, which vary by plan. Team admins can switch AI features on or off for the whole team. See pricing for plan details and credit allowances.
Open a blank storyboard. The Agent prompt sits on the empty canvas, and you can enable it from there. Once it is on, the Agent is available in the sidebar of every storyboard your team opens. If you do not see the prompt, ask your team admin to switch on AI features in your team settings.
Asking the Agent questions, importing scripts, and board operations do not use image credits. Generating or restyling images does, drawing from the same monthly credit balance as the rest of Boords. Bulk image downloads are free on every plan.
No. Changes land in your storyboard, and clients review it the way they always have: one link, no login, frame-level comments, and sign-off recorded with the version history.
The revision admin, off your desk
Hire the first pre-production agent
Free to try. The Agent is waiting in the sidebar of your first storyboard.
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