RangeXT does not retain any artwork files. All files are stored on your local drive or your company's DAM.

No. Your artwork files remain on your local computer, and no other customer can access your data.

Yes. RangeXT is purpose-built for packaging and print workflows in Adobe Illustrator. It preserves the color systems your production process depends on — including CMYK process colors, spot colors, global swatches, and gradients — so generated and adapted artwork stays press-ready rather than being collapsed to a generic RGB output.

Credits are deducted automatically when you perform actions in RangeXT that consume AI and cloud resources, such as processing files and running the agentic workflow. Your credit balance is visible in your account dashboard so you can track usage in real time.

Unused credits in your account expire at the end of each month. Expiration rules and renewal allocations are shown in your account settings console.

After 90 days from account activation, you can cancel your subscription at any time with 30 days’ notice.

Your subscription provides access to the Service via the RangeXT extension along with a monthly allocation of usage credits. These credits allow you to process files and run supported applications within the Service. Subscription plans may also include additional features such as priority processing, larger file limits, and enhanced support.

Yes. Enterprise deployments can include custom agentic skills and tools as well as licensing tailored to team or organizational usage.

LLMs are inherently non-deterministic, so outputs can vary between runs. However, RangeXT uses Skills and Blueprints to constrain and guide the AI, making adaptation tasks much more predictable and consistent.

For regulated artwork, Skills and Blueprints are the recommended approach. Users can also instruct the agent to leave illustrations unchanged when reproducibility is required.

Each adaptation is a new AI execution rather than a replay of a previous run. However, Skills and Blueprints significantly reduce variability and make results much more predictable.

RangeXT maintains system-level performance logs but does not retain artwork files or execution histories in a way that allows a specific adaptation to be replayed or recalled later.

RangeXT is an agentic assistance tool and does not assume responsibility for final artwork approvals. Responsibility for reviewing, validating, and approving output remains with the customer and the user who signs off on the artwork.

The real-time reasoning panel is intended to provide transparency during execution. Reasoning traces cannot be saved, exported, or retrieved after a session ends.

APS develops all Skills and Blueprints as a professional service.

Customers provide requirements, APS builds the solution, and the customer owns the resulting deliverable. Any future updates or modifications would be managed through APS to ensure quality and consistency. All requested Skills and Blueprints are quoted and priced in advance of any development, according to their complexity.

Custom Skills are typically delivered as a professional services engagement. Customers define the requirements, APS scopes the work, and a quote is provided.

Depending on the size and duration of the subscription agreement, Skill development may be included as part of an enterprise package.

Users can already perform translation and language-related tasks through prompting. However, output quality may vary depending on the complexity of the request.

For higher accuracy and consistency, APS can develop custom Skills tailored to a brand’s language and localization requirements.

Current LLMs primarily operate on Unicode text. Standard left-to-right and right-to-left languages are generally supported, while more complex mixed-direction scenarios can be challenging.

Text rendering and glyph handling are managed by Illustrator and the underlying text layout systems rather than the LLM itself.

RangeXT works with any artwork that Adobe Illustrator can import and edit.

Currently, the agent can only work with content that exists as editable Illustrator objects. Text embedded within flattened raster images cannot be interpreted or modified. OCR-based capabilities are being evaluated for future releases.