Traditional
Video → frames → vision model → tokens → repeated expensive queries.
AI-readable video intelligence
Ayneye converts live or recorded video into compact scene state, evidence traces, and searchable answers — CPU-first, developer-ready, and designed to avoid sending raw frames to LLM workflows by default.
Ayneye takes a different path: it turns video into evolving state, then lets applications, APIs, and agents query that state.
Video → frames → vision model → tokens → repeated expensive queries.
Video → World-State → Evidence → API/MCP Tools → governed agents.
Process video into durable artifacts once, then ask questions and build workflows against state and evidence.
Bounded CPU-first processing from streams or recordings.
Scene graph, semantic events, and TSR refresh decisions.
Grounded answers with traceable evidence artifacts.
REST APIs today and MCP preview surfaces after P67 runtime.
Ayneye public pages reflect artifacts, evidence, CPU detector, tenancy, limits, and protected metrics.
runtime_report.json, timeline.json, scene_graph.json, evidence_bundle.json, and cost.json.
API keys, roles, usage limits, and beta controls are product primitives.
ONNX/OpenVINO-ready detector path with safe fallback posture.
Operational metrics remain behind the staging boundary.
Start with REST API preview, then connect MCP tools and agent workflows once P67 runtime is implemented and audited.
curl -X POST https://api.ayneye.com/api/videos/add \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $AYNEYE_API_KEY" \
-d '{"url":"https://example.com/live.m3u8"}'{
"video_id": "vid_...",
"world_state_ready": true,
"evidence_ready": true,
"ask_video_ready": true
}Ayneye is built for developer workflows where video must become state, evidence, and governed tools.
Let agents ask questions over video state instead of raw pixels.
Turn streams into structured timeline and scene state without GPU-first architecture.
Find what happened and where the supporting evidence is.
Convert long video into queryable scenes, timestamps, and summaries.
Analyze recorded media as structured evidence instead of manual watching.
Join the controlled private beta and help shape the developer API for World-State video intelligence.