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# Overview
## Who is this API for?
The Visual Agent API lets you create automated agents that enhance your images by:
1. applying the relevant AI editing
2. verifying that no product alteration has been introduced
3. retrying the editing when an alteration has been detected
Here are some examples of how the Visual Agent API can be used depending on the industry:
### Food Delivery
Pictures of dishes taken by restaurant owners can be of varying quality and AI editing is a great way to improve their quality.
However, it's important to ensure that the content of the dish stays the same and that no ingredients have been added or removed.
The Visual Agent API solves this problem.
The agent will create an automated workflow, that will automatically improve the image and verify product accuracy:
Then, by executing this workflow the agent will produce improved images with the guarantee that no ingredients have been added or removed.
| *(original image)* | *(edited image)* |
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## How do I call the Visual Agent API?
The Visual Agent API is only available for Enterprise plans.
If you're interested to use the Visual Agent API, please [contact our team to book a demo](https://www.photoroom.com/contact-sales?utm_source=apidocumentation\&utm_medium=enterprisegated).
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