Clipart is a nice production asset to test the power of my agentic workflow template engine because it’s

At Esy, we let the product do the talking when it comes to our agentic workflows and in this post we demonstrate how our Clipart Workflows function in production. You can expect this demo-first style in all of our articles and videos, this is important because our workflows are designed to solve real business problems that lead to profit, not hypotheticals, not theory. The focus is on experimentation → production → profit. We assess our workflows performance by it’s ability to produce measurable value to an end user.

Single VS. Packs

We have two workflows in production at clip.art:

1. Generate Clipart Asset (v2)

What can I say? I’m not a designer but Claude Fable 5 gets the job done if you have a decent eye for UI/UX, know precisely what you want, and how to prompt.

It delivered for my app clip.art which I use frequently here at Esy as a case study in agentic development, agentic marketing, and agentic design. In this article, I will share some of those designs

Here is the previous version that prioritizes single clipart images over clipart theme packs, the new direction I’ve taken to steer my app from being a freebie nation commodity business into what I hope will provide greater value to my users by handing them a fully packaged product.