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Content Intelligence

Governed AI capability families that turn raw media into structured, searchable, rights-aware context.

Governed AI capability families that turn raw media into structured, agent-addressable context. Each one ships as a governed tool reachable from any agent platform via CLI or MCP, metered through the gateway, traced end-to-end. Results land back in the Media Library with full provenance, so the next agent (and the next run) reasons against the enriched representation rather than re-deriving it.

The Content Intelligence layer is what makes media operationally addressable. It runs on top of the Media Library and writes structured results back into the bundle / version / provenance graph that the rest of the platform reasons against.


The capability families

Capability
What it does
When agents use it

Transcription & Captions

Turns audio into time-coded transcript and styled captions.

Whenever an agent needs spoken-word context — search, redaction, accessibility, derivative cuts.

Scene & Chapter Segmentation

Detects scene boundaries and chapter markers; surfaces structural metadata.

Editorial breakdowns, derivative-asset planning, smart navigation.

Brand Safety Classification

Classifies content against advertiser-relevant brand safety dimensions; produces structured advisories with confidence scores.

Advertising eligibility decisions, content-warning surfacing, vertical-specific safety policies.

Entity Extraction

Identifies named entities — people, places, organizations, products — across spoken and on-screen content; resolves them to canonical references.

Search, rights checking, cross-reference enrichment, knowledge-graph population.

Voice Synthesis (consent-bound)

Generates synthetic voiceover from text against rights-and-consent-bound persona libraries. Every generated clip is labeled in the Provenance Passport with the source persona and the consent record that authorized it.

ADR-style fills, multilingual narration, dynamic voice generation — always against consent-bound personas.

Creative Ingest

Walks an unknown input asset through the pipeline — probes, classifies, segments, and lands a structured representation back in the Media Library.

First-touch onboarding for new assets when the operator has no prior structure to bind to.

Each capability is callable independently. Each one composes with the others. A typical onboarding run might fire Creative Ingest, which in turn calls Transcription & Captions, Scene & Chapter Segmentation, Brand Safety Classification, and Entity Extraction in a single governed flow.


How the capabilities are governed

Every Content Intelligence call is a tool call through the gateway. That means:

  • Identity-bound. The platform knows which principal asked for the enrichment.

  • Org-scoped. Results land in the requesting organization's Media Library; cross-tenant access is not possible.

  • Metered. Each invocation is billed against the organization's credit ledger.

  • Audited. Every call produces an immutable audit row and a trace ID.

  • Schema-validated. Inputs are validated before the runtime sees them; malformed requests fail with a structured envelope.

There is no "internal call" path. The same enforcement chain applies whether a human invoked the capability through Pippa, an agent invoked it through MCP, or a MediaClaw composed it inside a multi-step run.


Where the results go

Content Intelligence does not produce ephemeral output. Each capability writes structured results back into the Media Library — at the appropriate bundle, version, or file boundary — so that later agents (and later runs) can reason against the enriched representation.

Specifically:

  • Transcription & Captions writes time-coded transcript artifacts and rendered caption tracks.

  • Scene & Chapter Segmentation writes segment markers that other tools and the MEDIA.md composer pick up.

  • Brand Safety Classification writes scored advisories at the bundle and segment level. All scores carry an explicit confidence; scores are advisory until calibrated against an organization's policy.

  • Entity Extraction writes resolved entity references back into the asset's metadata graph for search and cross-reference.

  • Voice Synthesis lands generated audio as a new file under the current version, with full provenance recorded.

  • Creative Ingest orchestrates the whole walkthrough and lands a populated bundle / version / files structure on first touch.

Every write is logged in the asset's Provenance Passport.


What you commit to when you turn this on

  • Per-call billing. Content Intelligence work is not free. Operators size their credit budget against expected enrichment volume.

  • Provenance records every step. AI-generated and AI-derived content is labeled in the Provenance Passport with the source capability and the model class used. This is not optional.

  • Brand-safety scores are advisory. They are signals for human policy, not autonomous gates. Operators decide how strict to be.


Where to go next

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