Adobe is expanding its Firefly AI assistant across multiple Creative Cloud apps, with new assistants rolling out in a public beta. Several outlets report that Adobe has integrated chat-based AI help into core creative tools including Photoshop, Premiere Pro, Illustrator, and InDesign, as well as Frame.io. The updates are part of a broader push to embed “agentic” AI capabilities into Adobe’s software suite, aiming to handle more routine parts of creative workflows. In Premiere and other apps, the assistants are designed to respond to user instructions to perform editing and organizational tasks. Coverage highlights examples such as organizing and renaming clips, adding markers, rearranging layers, and identifying missing fonts in design and layout contexts. For photographers and creators, outlets also describe the assistant as being able to support editing and other graphics-related tasks by taking prompts from users. Some reporting also notes that Adobe is extending Firefly features beyond individual actions, including the ability to save or reuse generated elements and to group projects with shared context. Adobe positions the rollout as part of its ongoing development of Firefly and related Creative Cloud integrations.