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Use case blueprint

Live streams

Capture bounded windows from continuous sources without treating the whole stream as an endless GPU job.

Operations teams, stream platforms, monitoring products.REST beta pathEvidence-first reviewNo checkout

Problem this solves

Live video becomes expensive when every minute is treated as equally important. A safer beta workflow samples bounded windows, records event and refresh metadata, and materializes evidence only for the windows the product needs to inspect.

Implementation blueprint

StageImplementation detail
Define capture windowChoose the stream URL, sample window, max execution seconds, and tenant budget.
Queue bounded jobRun one controlled processing job instead of an unbounded stream reader.
Write timelinePersist timeline events, semantic refresh points, and detector confidence for later review.
Inspect evidenceShow the operator evidence spans and uncertainty before any automation path.
Scale carefullyIncrease stream coverage only after latency, cost, missed events, and false positives are measured.
Artifacts

Evidence and artifact checklist

  • timeline.json
  • detector_report.json
  • evidence_bundle.json
  • cost.json

Open artifacts before increasing limits. A strong evaluation compares artifact state with the original footage and records misses, ambiguity, confidence, and cost.

Metrics

What to measure

  • window latency
  • events per hour
  • missed event rate
  • cost per capture window
  • operator review time

The goal is not a generic demo; the goal is deciding whether this workflow should become a paid pilot, remain a small beta test, or require escalation.

Pass/fail evaluation checklist

  1. One representative video or stream window is processed.
  2. scene_graph.json or timeline.json matches the footage well enough for the workflow.
  3. evidence_bundle.json cites time spans for the important answer.
  4. cost.json shows the processing window, detector path, and estimated cost boundary.
  5. High-risk decisions remain human-reviewed and agent tools remain read-only.
  6. The dashboard shows limits before the user hits them.

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