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This example starts with Teenage Engineering’s existing field system™ and ends with a six-slide concept deck. Bloom held the brand and supplied its active Brand Skill. An MCP-connected agent applied that guidance in Paper, where the deck remained editable.

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The finished deck

Overview of six Teenage Engineering field system concept slides, from the cover and product lineup to recording workflows, product details, and the closing TP–7 message

field system™ · six-slide concept deck

Download the deck

The complete six-page PDF.

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Run it with your agent

Connect Bloom and Paper to the same MCP-compatible agent. Keep Paper Desktop open with the target file loaded, and follow Paper’s current setup guide below.

Connect Bloom

Give your agent access to the brand and its active Brand Skill.

Connect Paper

Follow Paper’s current MCP setup instructions.
Give your agent this prompt:
For server-side applications, you can retrieve the active Brand Skill through the REST API and pass it to a Paper-connected agent. This example used MCP; the REST path was not tested in this run.

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How it worked

Paper Desktop showing all six field system deck artboards together, with one selected, the layer list on the left, and layout controls on the right

Six editable artboards in Paper.

1

Create and inspect the brand

The agent used Bloom MCP to create a brand from the official field system page, waited until it was ready, and inspected the complete active Brand Skill for identity, palette, voice, and product guidance.
2

Choose the assets and set the brief

The Brand Library contained only the verified logo. The agent used photography from Teenage Engineering’s official press and product sources, visually inspected every asset, and set the six-slide story.
3

Build the presentation in Paper

The agent created six 1600 × 900 artboards in one Paper file, using the Brand Skill to guide the layout and copy.
4

Review and export

The agent reviewed each slide through Paper screenshots for spacing, typography, contrast, alignment, and clipping. It then exported six individual PNGs and one six-page PDF.
This independent example uses Teenage Engineering’s existing field system™ and public official product and press material. It is not an official Teenage Engineering presentation.