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Cognitive architecture for AI-augmented software development with structured memory, ensemble validation, and closed-loop correction. FAIR-aligned artifacts, 84% cost reduction via human-in-the-loop, standards adopted by 100+ organizations.

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# Media Curator User Guide ## Getting Started ### Prerequisites Install required tools: ```bash # yt-dlp (video/audio downloader) pip install yt-dlp # ffmpeg (transcoding, extraction) # Ubuntu/Debian sudo apt install ffmpeg # macOS brew install ffmpeg # opustags (Opus metadata) # Ubuntu/Debian sudo apt install opustags # macOS brew install opustags ``` ### Deploy the Framework ```bash aiwg use media-curator ``` ## Quick Start: Complete Collection The simplest way to use Media Curator is the `/curate` command: ```bash /curate "Twenty One Pilots" --output ~/music/twenty-one-pilots ``` This runs the full pipeline: analyze → discover → acquire → tag → verify → report. ## Step-by-Step Workflow ### Step 1: Analyze the Artist ```bash /analyze-artist "Twenty One Pilots" --depth thorough ``` Output: structured era breakdown, catalog structure, special collections. ### Step 2: Discover Sources ```bash /find-sources "Twenty One Pilots" --scope complete --output sources.yaml ``` Output: ranked source list per track/album with quality scores. ### Step 3: Acquire Content ```bash /acquire --plan sources.yaml --output ~/music/twenty-one-pilots --parallel 3 ``` Downloads content with format selection, quality filtering, and progress tracking. ### Step 4: Tag and Organize ```bash /tag-collection ~/music/twenty-one-pilots --artist "Twenty One Pilots" ``` Applies metadata tags, embeds artwork, enforces naming conventions. ### Step 5: Verify Integrity ```bash /verify-archive ~/music/twenty-one-pilots --generate --provenance ``` Generates CHECKSUMS.sha256, VERIFY.md, and PROVENANCE.jsonld. ### Step 6: Check Completeness ```bash /check-completeness "Twenty One Pilots" --collection ~/music/twenty-one-pilots ``` Shows what you have, what's missing, and what to prioritize. ## Targeted Workflows ### Specific Era ```bash /curate "Twenty One Pilots" --scope era:trench --output ~/music/top-trench ``` ### Specific Style ```bash /curate "Twenty One Pilots" --scope style:acoustic --output ~/music/top-acoustic ``` ### Single Track/Album ```bash /find-sources "Twenty One Pilots" --scope track:"Car Radio" /acquire --url "https://youtube.com/watch?v=..." --format audio --output ~/music/ ``` ## Assembly and Export ### Create a Narrative Compilation ```bash /assemble --type narrative --name "DEMA Saga" --collection ~/music/twenty-one-pilots ``` ### Create a Playlist ```bash /assemble --type playlist --name "Best of Vessel Era" --collection ~/music/twenty-one-pilots ``` ### Export for Plex ```bash /export --profile plex ~/music/twenty-one-pilots ~/plex/music/twenty-one-pilots ``` ### Export for Mobile (Size-Budgeted) ```bash /export --profile mobile --max-size 8 ~/music/twenty-one-pilots ~/phone/music/ ``` ## Quality Control ### Default Behavior - Quality threshold: 6.0/10 - Phone recordings: rejected - Pro-shot content: accepted - Legendary content: accepted regardless of quality ### Adjust Quality ```bash # Accept everything /curate "Artist" --quality 3 # Only the best /curate "Artist" --quality 8 ``` ## Archive Maintenance ### Verify After Copy/Transfer ```bash /verify-archive ~/music/twenty-one-pilots --verify ``` ### Regenerate After Adding Files ```bash /verify-archive ~/music/twenty-one-pilots --fix ``` ### Periodic Bit Rot Check (cron) ```bash # Add to crontab - weekly verification 0 3 * * 0 cd ~/music/twenty-one-pilots && tail -n +4 CHECKSUMS.sha256 | sha256sum -c --quiet ``` ## Network Storage Rules When working with archives on NAS/CIFS mounts: 1. **Never** do bulk operations directly on network mounts 2. **Always** pull to local storage first 3. Process locally (NVMe speed) 4. Push back when done ```bash rsync -avh /nas/archive/ ~/local/working/ # ... all processing happens locally ... rsync -avh --delete ~/local/working/ /nas/archive/ ``` ## Troubleshooting ### yt-dlp 403 Errors YouTube's SABR streaming causes HTTP 403 with specific format selectors on newer videos: ```bash # FAILS on newer videos: yt-dlp -f "bestvideo[ext=mp4]+bestaudio[ext=m4a]" URL # WORKS: use generic selector yt-dlp -f "best[ext=mp4]/best" URL ``` ### MusicBrainz Rate Limiting MusicBrainz allows 1 request per second. The framework handles this automatically, but if you see 503 errors, add delays between lookups. ### opustags Not Found ```bash # Ubuntu/Debian sudo apt install opustags # If not in repos, build from source: # https://github.com/fmang/opustags ``` ### Large Archive Performance For archives with 1000+ files, use `--parallel` flag for batch operations and avoid running verification on network mounts.