Adobe Enhances AI Agents With Dynamic Reasoning and Cross-Platform Automation
Adobe is advancing its AI agents with dynamic reasoning to autonomously manage workflows across platforms and collaborate with other agents, including Microsoft 365 Copilot.
Adobe is integrating dynamic reasoning into its AI agentic agents, enabling them to autonomously determine how to work across platforms, collaborate with other agents, and execute cross-workflows. This enhancement is managed through the Adobe Experience Platform Agent Orchestrator.
Key Developments:
-
Collaboration with Microsoft: Adobe is working with Microsoft to develop AI agents that interact within Microsoft 365 Copilot, expanding their partnership.
-
New AI Agents: Adobe unveiled the Product Support Agent and announced the general availability of the Data Insights Agent, both leveraging the Agent Orchestrator.
- Product Support Agent: Currently in beta, it gathers contextual data (logs, metadata, user sessions) to pre-fill support cases, improving efficiency.
- Data Insights Agent: Simplifies insight generation for marketers by allowing natural language queries and generating visualizations in Adobe Customer Journey Analysis.
-
Future Applications: Adobe’s agentic framework will support marketing and advertising, including data governance, compliance, and security risk analysis.
Quotes:
"We are in a time when creative and marketing departments are under pressure to provide high-quality experiences everywhere," says Daniel Sheinberg, Senior Director at Adobe. "With the advent of generative and now agentic AI, we see an opportunity for people to address that."
Transparency and Trust:
The AI-generated data is visualized in the Analysis Workspace, ensuring transparency and enabling marketers to verify and make informed decisions. "AI agents become a thought companion to find places to improve," Sheinberg adds.
External Links:
This move positions Adobe at the forefront of agentic AI, combining generative AI with autonomous reasoning to revolutionize workflows across industries.
Related News
How Specialized AI Agents Will Transform Workflows by 2026
By 2026, AI agents will revolutionize workflows, but success depends on specialization, tool governance, and strict fallback protocols.
APAC enterprises must adapt to AI-driven software development risks
APAC businesses are investing in agentic AI, but must address security, compliance, and operational risks to thrive.
About the Author

Dr. Sarah Chen
AI Research Expert
A seasoned AI expert with 15 years of research experience, formerly worked at Stanford AI Lab for 8 years, specializing in machine learning and natural language processing. Currently serves as technical advisor for multiple AI companies and regularly contributes AI technology analysis articles to authoritative media like MIT Technology Review.