Sensei & agents · Lesson 1 of 6
How to turn a product link into an AI shot with Sensei
Paste a link, say what you want. Sensei reads the page, researches what it needs, makes the shot and reviews its own work.
You need: A product link or an idea in one sentence.
Step by step
Paste the product link and say what you want
A set of wheels on a blue 2026 Model Y, say. Paste the link, describe the shot, send.
It reads the real product
Sensei pulls the real photos from the page and studies them, so the shot shows your product, not a guess.
It researches what it does not know
Here it looked up the official 2026 Model Y blues, with sources.
It makes the shot and reviews it
What it spent shows live against your budget. Then it scores its own take and tells you in plain words what still is not perfect.
Ask for more
"A close-up of the front wheel." When a second take comes back worse, Sensei says so and keeps the better one.
Why it works
- Give Sensei the goal and the audience, not the settings. It picks the models and checks the work.
- A product link beats a description. Real photos keep labels, shapes and colors right.
Made this way
Your practice task
Paste a link to something you own and ask Sensei for one hero shot of it.
Read the transcript(1:44)
Meet Sensei, PixelDojo's new creative agent. Paste a link, say what you want, and it does the research, the shots, and the checking for you. Here's one I love. A set of aftermarket wheels. And I want to see them on a blue 2026 Model Y. Paste the link, describe the car, and send. First, it reads the product page and pulls the real photos. Then it reviews them so it knows exactly what these wheels look like. Next, it researches what it doesn't know. Here, it looked up the official 2026 Model Y blues with sources. Now it makes the shot. What it spent shows live down here, against your budget. Then it reviews its own work. Eight out of ten. Open the review and you can see exactly what it checked. And what still isn't perfect. It tells you that, too, in plain words. With the fee for its thinking right underneath. Ask for a close-up of the front wheel. When a second take came back worse, it said so and kept the better one. Real product photos, research, the shot, and an honest review. That's Sensei. Next time, how it plans and prices a bigger job before it spends.