CyberAgent,Inc. has converted its in-house creative-generation AI platform AI SCREAM into an agent-based platform using Cloud Run and ADK, and began offering it to businesses in 2026. Following the introduction of ADK, agents for image generation and resizing have been used in the field, with results continuing to expand.
CyberAgent,Inc. built its in-house creative-generation AI platform AI SCREAM on Google Cloud and operates models including Cloud Run, Pub/Sub, Veo, Imagen, and Nano Banana across a unified UI. In 2025, it added an agent platform using the Agent Development Kit, evolving into a system that supports production workflows through agent functions.
The head of AI SCREAM’s development cited the fact that “many employees wanted to use generative AI but could not” as the background to its introduction, explaining that the company designed the platform to lower the technical barrier to promote adoption by all employees. In 2024, it rearchitected the platform with a view to company-wide deployment, achieving loose coupling at the Pub/Sub boundary. To expand routine use, it assigned models by VM and adopted an architecture designed to scale out.
Development of agent functions began with testing in March 2025, and an agent platform using ADK was released in July of the same year. The main agents used in the field are the 4 types of image generation, enhancement, banner generation, and resizing. As of April 2026, approximately 10,000 images had been generated through agents, of which approximately 2,000 were downloaded as candidates for practical use, representing a higher download rate than the conventional generation functions.
In August 2026, AI SCREAM officially began being offered to businesses. The AI Creative BPO team supports customers from implementation through operational adoption and the establishment of production systems. Rather than pursuing rapid expansion as a SaaS product, the company plans to develop the service carefully through ongoing dialogue with customers.