AI-Powered Asset Discovery

Stop searching for filenames. Start searching for Lore.

Meet the Artstash Search Agent — the only DAM search that learns your game's story, characters, and world. It reads your game bible, wiki, and brand guidelines, then understands your context and finds the right asset, every time.

The Problem

Sound familiar?

Filename chaos

“Is it Flying Dragon 03.mp4 or Dragon Over Castle_final.mp4?” You spend more time guessing filenames than creating art.

Onboarding nightmare

New marketers and freelancers don't know your file structure. They know the game. But your DAM doesn't speak their language.

Storage ≠ discovery

Marketing teams struggle with “invisible” assets on Google Drive — whether it's a 3D mock-up or a rare raw format. Artstash makes them visible.

How It Works

It reads your game bible, so you don't have to tag everything

1

Connect your storage

Sync your Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, OneDrive, Perforce, or Git instantly. No data migration required.

2

Teach with lore

Sync your GDD, wiki, and brand guidelines. Artstash learns your universe — characters, places, factions, and style.

3

Semantic linking

Artstash creates intelligent links between your story elements and your assets, automatically.

4

Natural language search

Find “Flying Dragon” even if the file is named Dragon Breathing Fire. Search by meaning, not memory.

Real-World Scenario

From minutes to seconds

Marketing needed a cinematic dragon flight sequence for the DLC teaser. Previously, that meant scouring terabytes of untagged files, pinging three different animators, and guessing whether “Dragon_Flight_v2_Final” was actually the high-res sunset version.

With Artstash, they typed: “Find me an animated MP4 of a flying dragon at sunset, longer than 30 seconds.” The right clip — whatever it was named — came back in seconds.

Integrations

Works with your existing tools

No data migration required. Artstash layers on top of your existing storage — Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, OneDrive, Git and GitHub, Perforce Helix Core, and Diversion. Keep your workflows, supercharge your search.

Why the Search Agent

Find assets by lore, not filenames or tags

Traditional asset search makes you remember exact filenames or maintain endless manual tags. The Artstash Search Agent learns your game’s world — its characters, locations, and story — so anyone on the team can find the right asset in plain English.

Search by meaning, not memory

Ask for “the fire golem boss from the volcano level” and get it — even when the file is named Char_Monster_Golem_Lava_v1.glb.

No manual tagging

The Search Agent reads your GDD and wiki to understand your world automatically. Nobody has to tag a thing.

New artists productive on day one

Team members find the right assets immediately, without learning your naming conventions first.

Across your whole library

2D, 3D, and video — wherever your assets are synced from.

CapabilityFilename & tag searchArtstash Search Agent
Find an asset without knowing its filenameNoYes
Requires constant manual taggingYesNo
Understands game lore & contextNoYes
Plain-English queriesNoYes
New team members productive on day oneNoYes
Works across 2D, 3D & videoLimitedYes

Frequently asked questions

What does “searching by lore” mean?

Instead of matching filenames, Artstash understands your game's story, characters, and world — learned from your GDD, wiki, and guidelines — and matches searches like “flying dragon at sunset” to the right assets regardless of how files are named.

Do I need to tag my assets manually?

No. Artstash's AI agents autotag every raw and produced asset, and semantic linking connects them to your story elements automatically.

Does my data need to move?

No. Artstash syncs on top of your existing storage and version control. Your files stay exactly where they are.

How much does it cost?

Creative review is free to sign up and use. Studio plans start at $800/month for unlimited users. Setup takes about 5 minutes.

Your art assets, now fluent in your game's universe.

Stop interrupting artists. Stop guessing filenames. Start searching by meaning.

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