Settings
Analysis mode, provider state, and an honest list of what this proof of concept does not establish.
Analysis mode
Mock mode runs the whole workflow with no key and no network
- Active mode
- mock
- Prompt version
- p1-2026-07
- Maximum provider calls
- 2 per scene
Switching modes arrives with the provider in Phases 4 and 5. Mock stays the default, and it is the fallback for any live demonstration.
External provider
Configured through environment variables, never in the browser
- Provider
- NVIDIA (integrate.api.nvidia.com)
- Model
- cosmos-reason2-8b
- API key
- Not set
The key is read server-side only. It is never shown here, never sent to the browser, and never written to a log. When an external provider is enabled, the interface says so before a clip leaves the machine.
Storage
Metadata and video
- Database
- Not connected in this phase
- Object storage
- Not connected in this phase
Available once there is something to delete. Deletion is logged without keeping the deleted media.
What this proof of concept does not establish
Read this before quoting anything from a demo
- Staged footage only, recorded with consenting adult actors.
- Nothing here establishes accuracy, loss reduction, legality, or production readiness.
- The system describes visible actions. It never determines intent, guilt, or identity.
- It correlates time windows and zones between two views. It never follows a person across cameras.
- No audio is requested, stored, or processed.
- Every result requires a human decision before it means anything.