Sekondo – Your next Adobe tool run by talking to it

Sekondo's launch of a voice‑controlled interface for Adobe Creative Cloud apps lets users “talk” to Photoshop, Illustrator, and Premiere Pro to execute commands, apply edits, and generate assets without manual clicks. For website owners, this means a new class of AI‑driven visitors that can interact with on‑site Adobe‑based design tools or preview assets via voice queries. Such bots will generate API calls to Adobe services from your domain, potentially inflating traffic metrics and consuming bandwidth. Moreover, the conversational nature of Sekondo could lead to automated content creation that skirts existing moderation filters, raising compliance concerns for sites that host user‑generated graphics or videos. **Actionable steps:** 1. **Update your llms.txt** to explicitly list Sekondo’s user‑agent (e.g., `User-Agent: SekondoBot/1.0`) and define its allowed crawl scope, preventing it from indexing sensitive directories. 2. **Implement voice‑interaction analytics** by tagging endpoints that serve Adobe‑related assets; this lets you distinguish human visitors from Sekondo‑driven sessions and adjust rate limits accordingly. 3. **Deploy a bot‑detection rule** in your WAF that flags unusually high‑frequency Adobe API calls originating from the same IP range, enabling you to throttle or challenge suspicious traffic before it impacts server performance.