Diego Rodriguez Prado is Krea’s co-founder and chief technology officer. He builds creative AI tools with Víctor Pérez, connecting generative models with interfaces that artists and design teams can control.[1][3]
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Career
Contributions
Rodriguez and Pérez jointly introduced Krea Teams in 2025. The first release brought shared compute, billing and a common workspace to studio workflows. It addresses practical coordination around generative tools, rather than only the quality of a single generated image.[4]
Ideas
In his account of Krea’s partnership with Henning Larsen, Rodriguez describes learning how architects combine models with existing rendering and design tools. The partnership aims to develop tools around professional constraints and working methods. His argument is that useful creative software emerges from attention to practitioners’ processes, not simply from adding automation.[5]
Tools, writing & talks
Writing, research & talks
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Rodriguez’s account of learning from professional architectural workflows.
Begin with Diego’s note about observing the architects’ existing workflow. No AI background is required; treat the partnership as a development process rather than proof of every proposed capability.
Author[5]- Krea Teamskrea.ai
The founders’ explanation of shared compute, billing and collaborative creative work.
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