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{"type":"custom_message","customType":"gsd-auto","content":"**VERIFICATION FAILED — AUTO-FIX ATTEMPT 1**\n\nThe verification gate ran after your previous attempt and found failures. Fix these issues before completing the task.\n\n## Working Directory\n\nYour working directory is `/home/aux/projects/content-to-kb-automator`. All file reads, writes, and shell commands MUST operate relative to this directory. Do NOT `cd` to any other directory.\n\n## Verification Failures\n\n### ❌ `ssh ub01 \"cd /vmPool/r/repos/xpltdco/chrysopedia` (exit code 2)\n```stderr\nsh: 1: Syntax error: Unterminated quoted string\n\n```\n\n### ❌ `git pull` (exit code 128)\n```stderr\nerror: cannot pull with rebase: You have unstaged changes.\nerror: Please commit or stash them.\n\n```\n\n### ❌ `docker compose build chrysopedia-web-8096` (exit code 1)\n```stderr\nno configuration file provided: not found\n\n```\n\n### ❌ `docker compose up -d chrysopedia-web-8096\"` (exit code 2)\n```stderr\nsh: 1: Syntax error: Unterminated quoted string\n\n```\n\n---\n\nYou are executing GSD auto-mode.\n\n## UNIT: Complete Slice S02 (\"Debug Payload Viewer — Inline View, Copy, and Export in Admin UI\") — Milestone M007\n\n## Your Role in the Pipeline\n\nExecutor agents built each task and wrote task summaries. You are the closer — verify the assembled work actually delivers the slice goal, then compress everything into a slice summary. After you finish, a **reassess-roadmap agent** reads your slice summary to decide if the remaining roadmap still makes sense. The slice summary is also the primary record of what this slice achieved — future slice researchers and planners read it as a dependency summary when their work builds on yours.\n\nWrite the summary for those downstream readers. What did this slice actually deliver? What patterns did it establish? What should the next slice know?\n\nAll relevant context has been preloaded below — the slice plan, all task summaries, and the milestone roadmap are inlined. Start working immediately without re-reading these files.\n\n## Inlined Context (preloaded — do not re-read these files)\n\n### Milestone Roadmap\nSource: `.gsd/milestones/M007/M007-ROADMAP.md`\n\n# M007: \n\n## Vision\nMake the pipeline fully transparent — every LLM call's full prompt and response viewable, copyable, exportable, with per-stage token accounting. Automate transcript ingestion via folder monitoring instead of manual POST. Tighten the admin UX: prune dead weight, improve workflow clarity. Fix frontend overflow and mobile responsiveness bugs. Set the foundation for iterating on content quality through better visibility into what the LLM is actually doing.\n\n## Slice Overview\n| ID | Slice | Risk | Depends | Done | After this |\n|----|-------|------|---------|------|------------|\n| S01 | Pipeline Debug Mode — Full LLM I/O Capture and Token Accounting | medium | — | ✅ | Toggle debug mode on for a video, trigger pipeline, see full prompt + response stored for every LLM call with per-stage token breakdown |\n| S02 | Debug Payload Viewer — Inline View, Copy, and Export in Admin UI | low | S01 | ⬜ | Admin clicks an LLM call event, sees full prompt and response in a readable viewer, copies to clipboard, or downloads as JSON |\n| S03 | Transcript Folder Watcher — Auto-Ingest Service | medium | — | ⬜ | Drop a transcript JSON into the watch folder on ub01 → file is detected, validated, POSTed to /ingest, pipeline triggers automatically |\n| S04 | Admin UX Audit — Prune, Streamline, and Polish | low | S02 | ⬜ | Admin pipeline page is cleaner and more efficient for daily content management. Dead UI elements removed. Workflow improvements visible. |\n| S05 | Key Moment Card Text Overflow Fix | low | — | ⬜ | Key moment cards with long filenames and timestamp ranges display cleanly — text truncated with ellipsis or wrapped within card bounds, no horizontal bleed |\n| S06 | Mobile Viewport Overflow Fix — Technique Pages and Global Content | low | S05 | ⬜ | Technique page on Galaxy S25 Ultra renders cleanly — body text wraps, tags don't overflow, metadata stays within viewport, no horizontal scroll |\n\n---\n\n### Slice Plan\nSource: `.gsd/milestones/M007/slices/S02/S02-PLAN.md`\n\n# S02: Debug Payload Viewer — Inline View, Copy, and Export in Admin UI\n\n**Goal:** Admin can view full LLM debug payloads (system prompt, user prompt, response) inline in the pipeline event log, copy individual sections to clipboard, and export all debug fields as a JSON file.\n**Demo:** After this: Admin clicks an LLM call event, sees full prompt and response in a readable viewer, copies to clipboard, or downloads as JSON\n\n## Tasks\n- [x] **T01: Added DebugPayloadViewer component with collapsible System Prompt / User Prompt / Response sections, per-section copy-to-clipboard, and JSON export — wired into LLM call event rows** — Add the 3 debug text fields to the PipelineEvent TypeScript interface, create a DebugPayloadViewer component with collapsible sections for system prompt / user prompt / response, copy-to-clipboard per section, and export-as-JSON download. Wire it into the EventLog event rows in AdminPipeline.tsx. Add CSS styles following the existing JsonViewer pattern. All colors must use var(--color-*) custom properties per D017.\n  - Estimate: 45m\n  - Files: frontend/src/api/public-client.ts, frontend/src/pages/AdminPipeline.tsx, frontend/src/App.css\n  - Verify: ssh ub01 \"cd /vmPool/r/repos/xpltdco/chrysopedia && git pull && docker compose build chrysopedia-web-8096 && docker compose up -d chrysopedia-web-8096\" && sleep 5 && curl -s http://ub01:8096 | grep -q 'Chrysopedia'\n\n---\n\n### Requirements\nSource: `.gsd/REQUIREMENTS.md`\n\n# Requirements\n\n## R001 — Whisper Transcription Pipeline\n**Status:** validated\n**Description:** Desktop Python script that accepts video files (MP4/MKV), extracts audio via ffmpeg, runs Whisper large-v3 on RTX 4090, and outputs timestamped transcript JSON with segment-level timestamps and word-level timing. Must be resumable.\n**Validation:** Script processes a sample video and produces valid JSON with timestamped segments.\n**Primary Owner:** M001/S01\n\n## R002 — Transcript Ingestion API\n**Status:** validated\n**Description:** FastAPI endpoint that accepts transcript JSON uploads, creates/updates Creator and Source Video records, and stores transcript data in PostgreSQL. Handles new creator detection from folder names.\n**Validation:** POST transcript JSON → 200 OK, records created in DB, file stored on filesystem.\n**Primary Owner:** M001/S02\n\n## R003 — LLM-Powered Extraction Pipeline (Stages 2-5)\n**Status:** validated\n**Description:** Background worker pipeline: transcript segmentation → key moment extraction → classification/tagging → technique page synthesis. Uses OpenAI-compatible API with primary (DGX Sparks Qwen) and fallback (local Ollama) endpoints. Pipeline must be resumable per-video per-stage.\n**Validation:** End-to-end: transcript JSON in → technique pages with key moments, tags, and cross-references out.\n**Primary Owner:** M001/S03\n\n## R004 — Review Queue UI\n**Status:** validated\n**Description:** Admin interface for reviewing extracted key moments: approve, edit+approve, split, merge, reject. Organized by source video for contextual review. Includes mode toggle (review vs auto-publish).\n**Validation:** Admin can review, edit, and approve/reject moments; mode toggle controls whether new moments require review.\n**Primary Owner:** M001/S04\n\n## R005 — Search-First Web UI\n**Status:** validated\n**Description:** Landing page with prominent search bar, live typeahead (results after 2-3 chars), scope toggle (All/Topics/Creators), and two navigation cards (Topics, Creators). Recently added section. Search powered by Qdrant semantic search with keyword fallback.\n**Validation:** User types query → results appear within 500ms, grouped by type, with clickable navigation.\n**Primary Owner:** M001/S05\n\n## R006 — Technique Page Display\n**Status:** validated\n**Description:** Core content unit: header (tags, title, creator, meta), study guide prose (organized by sub-aspects with signal chain blocks and quotes), key moments index (timestamped list), related techniques, plugins referenced. Amber banner for livestream-sourced content.\n**Validation:** Technique page renders with all sections populated from synthesized data.\n**Primary Owner:** M001/S05\n\n## R007 — Creators Browse Page\n**Status:** validated\n**Description:** Filterable creator list with genre filter pills, type-to-narrow, sort options (randomized default, alphabetical, view count). Each row: name, genre tags, technique count, video count, view count. Links to creator detail page.\n**Validation:** Page loads with randomized order, genre filtering works, clicking row navigates to creator detail.\n**Primary Owner:** M001/S05\n\n## R008 — Topics Browse Page\n**Status:** validated\n**Description:** Two-level topic hierarchy (6 top-level categories → sub-topics). Filter input, genre filter pills. Each sub-topic shows technique count and creator count. Clicking sub-topic shows technique pages.\n**Validation:** Hierarchy renders, filtering works, sub-topic links show correct technique pages.\n**Primary Owner:** M001/S05\n\n## R009 — Qdrant Vector Search Integration\n**Status:** validated\n**Description:** Embed key moment summaries, technique page content, and transcript segments in Qdrant using configurable embedding model (nomic-embed-text default). Power semantic search with metadata filtering.\n**Validation:** Semantic search returns relevant results for natural language queries; embeddings update when content changes.\n**Primary Owner:** M001/S03\n\n## R010 — Docker Compose Deployment\n**Status:** validated\n**Description:** Single docker-compose.yml packaging API, web UI, PostgreSQL, and worker services. Follows XPLTD conventions: bind mounts at /vmPool/r/services/, compose at /vmPool/r/compose/chrysopedia/, xpltd_chrysopedia project name, dedicated Docker network.\n**Validation:** `docker compose up -d` brings up all services; data persists across restarts.\n**Primary Owner:** M001/S01\n\n## R011 — Canonical Tag System\n**Status:** validated\n**Description:** Editable canonical tag list (config file) with aliases. Pipeline references tags during classification. New tags can be proposed by LLM and queued for admin approval or auto-added within existing categories.\n**Validation:** Tag list is editable; pipeline uses canonical tags consistently; alias normalization works.\n**Primary Owner:** M001/S03\n\n## R012 — Incremental Content Addition\n**Status:** validated\n**Description:** System handles ongoing content: new videos processed through pipeline, new creators auto-detected, existing technique pages updated when new moments are added for same creator+topic.\n**Validation:** Adding a new video for an existing creator updates their technique pages; new creator folder creates new Creator record.\n**Primary Owner:** M001/S03\n\n## R013 — Prompt Template System\n**Status:** validated\n**Description:** Extraction prompts (stages 2-5) stored as editable configuration files, not hardcoded. Admin can edit prompts and re-run extraction on specific or all videos for calibration.\n**Validation:** Prompt files are editable; re-processing a video with updated prompts produces different output.\n**Primary Owner:** M001/S03\n\n## R014 — Creator Equity\n**Status:** validated\n**Description:** No creator is privileged in the UI. Default sort on Creators page is randomized on every page load. All creators get equal visual weight.\n**Validation:** Refreshing Creators page shows different order each time; no creator gets larger/bolder display.\n**Primary Owner:** M001/S05\n\n## R015 — 30-Second Retrieval Target\n**Status:** active\n**Description:** A producer mid-session can find a specific technique in under 30 seconds from Alt+Tab to reading the key insight.\n**Validation:** Timed test: Alt+Tab → search → read technique → under 30 seconds.\n**Primary Owner:** M001/S05\n\n---\n\n### Project Knowledge\nSource: `.gsd/KNOWLEDGE.md`\n\n# KNOWLEDGE\n\n## SQLAlchemy column names that shadow ORM functions\n\n**Context:** If a model has a column named `relationship` (or any other ORM function name like `query`, `metadata`), Python resolves the name to the column's `MappedColumn` descriptor within the class body. This causes `relationship(...)` calls below it to fail with \"MappedColumn object is not callable\".\n\n**Fix:** Import with an alias: `from sqlalchemy.orm import relationship as sa_relationship` and use `sa_relationship(...)` throughout. Alternatively, rename the database column, but the spec defines `relationship` as the column name so we preserved it.\n\n## Docker Compose variable interpolation and `:?` syntax\n\n**Context:** `${VAR:?error message}` in docker-compose.yml makes `docker compose config` fail when the variable is unset, even if `env_file: required: false` is used. The `required: false` only controls whether the `.env` file must exist — it does NOT provide defaults for variables referenced with `:?`.\n\n**Fix:** Use `${VAR:-default}` for variables that need a fallback, or ensure the variable is always set in the environment.\n\n## Host port 8000 conflict with kerf-engine\n\n**Context:** The kerf-engine Docker container (`kerf-engine-kerf-engine-1`) binds to `0.0.0.0:8000`. When testing the Chrysopedia API locally (outside Docker), curl requests to `localhost:8000` hit the kerf-engine container instead of the local uvicorn process, even when uvicorn binds to `127.0.0.1:8000`.\n\n**Fix:** Use an alternate port (e.g., 8001) for local testing. In Docker Compose, chrysopedia-api maps `127.0.0.1:8000:8000` which is fine because it goes through Docker's port forwarding, but will conflict with kerf-engine if both stacks run simultaneously. Consider changing one project's external port mapping.\n\n## asyncpg rejects timezone-aware datetimes for TIMESTAMP WITHOUT TIME ZONE columns\n\n**Context:** SQLAlchemy models using `default=datetime.now(timezone.utc)` produce timezone-aware Python datetimes. When the PostgreSQL column type is `TIMESTAMP WITHOUT TIME ZONE` (the default), asyncpg raises `DataError: can't subtract offset-naive and offset-aware datetimes`. This only surfaces when running against a real PostgreSQL database — SQLite-based tests won't catch it.\n\n**Fix:** Use `datetime.now(timezone.utc).replace(tzinfo=None)` in the `_now()` helper, or change the column type to `TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE`. We chose the former since the existing schema uses naive timestamps.\n\n## asyncpg NullPool required for pytest-asyncio integration tests\n\n**Context:** When using a session-scoped SQLAlchemy async engine with asyncpg in pytest-asyncio tests, the connection pool reuses connections across fixtures and test functions. This causes `InterfaceError: cannot perform operation: another operation is in progress` because the ASGI test client's session holds a connection while cleanup/verification fixtures try to use the same pool.\n\n**Fix:** Use `poolclass=NullPool` when creating the test engine. Each connection is created fresh and immediately closed, eliminating contention. Performance cost is negligible for test suites.\n\n## Testing Celery tasks that use sync SQLAlchemy: patch module-level globals\n\n**Context:** Pipeline stages in `pipeline/stages.py` create their own sync SQLAlchemy engine/session via module-level `_engine` and `_SessionLocal` globals (because Celery is sync, not async). Tests need to redirect these to the test database, but the engine is created lazily at module scope.\n\n**Fix:** Patch the module globals directly: `unittest.mock.patch.object(stages, '_engine', test_engine)` and `unittest.mock.patch.object(stages, '_SessionLocal', test_session_factory)`. This redirects all DB access in stage functions to the test database without modifying production code.\n\n## Lazy imports in FastAPI handlers defeat simple mock patching\n\n**Context:** When a FastAPI handler imports a function lazily (inside the function body) like `from pipeline.stages import run_pipeline`, patching `routers.ingest.run_pipeline` has no effect because the name is re-bound on every call from the source module.\n\n**Fix:** Patch at the source module: `unittest.mock.patch('pipeline.stages.run_pipeline')`. The lazy import will pick up the mock from the source module. This applies to any handler that uses lazy imports to avoid circular dependencies at module load time.\n\n## Separate async/sync clients for FastAPI vs Celery\n\n**Context:** The Chrysopedia backend has both sync Celery tasks (pipeline stages using `openai.OpenAI`, `QdrantClient`, sync SQLAlchemy) and async FastAPI handlers. Reusing sync clients in async handlers blocks the event loop; reusing async clients in Celery risks nested event loop errors.\n\n**Fix:** Create separate client classes: `SearchService` (async, for FastAPI request path) wraps `openai.AsyncOpenAI` and `AsyncQdrantClient`. The pipeline's `EmbeddingClient` and `QdrantManager` (sync, for Celery) remain untouched. This doubles the client code surface but eliminates the async/sync mismatch class of bugs entirely.\n\n## Mocking SearchService at the router dependency level for tests\n\n**Context:** The search endpoint creates a `SearchService` instance internally. Testing search results with real embedding API and Qdrant is fragile (external dependencies). Mocking individual `openai.AsyncOpenAI` or `AsyncQdrantClient` is complex.\n\n**Fix:** Mock `SearchService` at the router level by patching the service instance in the endpoint function. This gives full control over search results in tests without complex async mock setup. Used in `test_search.py` — mock returns canned `SearchResponse` dicts.\n\n## Frontend detail page without a single-resource GET endpoint\n\n**Context:** The review queue backend has `GET /review/queue` (list, paginated) but no `GET /review/moments/{id}` for fetching a single moment. The MomentDetail page needs to display one specific moment by ID from the URL params.\n\n**Fix:** MomentDetail fetches the full queue with `limit=500` and filters client-side by ID. This works for a single-admin tool with small datasets but would not scale. If the moment count grows significantly, add a dedicated `GET /review/moments/{id}` endpoint to the review router.\n\n**Update (M004/S01):** Fixed properly — added `GET /review/moments/{id}` endpoint. Always add single-resource GET endpoints alongside list endpoints.\n\n## CSS custom property count estimation\n\n**Context:** When planning a full color abstraction pass (replacing all hardcoded hex/rgba with CSS custom properties), initial estimates based on counting unique colors will significantly undercount the required tokens.\n\n**Rule:** Plan for 2-3x the obvious color count. Reasons: hover/focus/active state variants, badge/status color pairs (background + text), subtle vs strong accent variants, shadow colors, overlay backgrounds, and distinct semantic contexts (surface vs input vs card). M004/S02 planned ~30, needed 77.\n\n## Chained selectinload for cross-relation field population\n\n**Context:** When an API response needs a field from a joined relation (e.g., `key_moment.source_video.filename`), Pydantic's `from_attributes` auto-mapping can't traverse the join. The field appears as a flat attribute on the response schema but comes from a different table.\n\n**Fix:** Chain `.selectinload()` in the query (e.g., `.selectinload(TechniquePage.key_moments).selectinload(KeyMoment.source_video)`), then post-process in a loop to copy the joined value into the schema field. This keeps the query efficient (two SELECTs) and the response schema flat.\n\n## Pre-overwrite snapshot pattern for article versioning\n\n**Context:** Need to track content versions without complex CDC (change data capture) infrastructure. The content lives in a single mutable row that gets overwritten on each pipeline run.\n\n**Pattern:** Before mutating the row, SELECT its current state, serialize relevant fields to JSONB (`content_snapshot`), attach pipeline metadata (prompt file hashes, model config) as a second JSONB column, and INSERT into a versions table. Use best-effort error handling — snapshot failure logs ERROR but doesn't block the primary write. Composite unique index on (entity_id, version_number) enforces ordering at DB level.\n\n## Stage 4 classification data stored in Redis (not DB columns)\n\n**Context:** The KeyMoment SQLAlchemy model doesn't have `topic_tags` or `topic_category` columns. Stage 4 classification needs somewhere to store per-moment tag assignments that stage 5 can read.\n\n**Fix:** Store classification results in Redis under key `chrysopedia:classification:{video_id}` with a 24-hour TTL. Stage 5 reads from Redis. This avoids schema migrations during initial pipeline development. The data is ephemeral — if Redis loses it, re-running stage 4 regenerates it.\n\n## QdrantManager uses random UUIDs for point IDs\n\n**Context:** `QdrantManager.upsert_technique_pages()` and `upsert_key_moments()` generate `uuid4()` for each Qdrant point. Re-indexing the same content creates duplicate points rather than updating existing ones.\n\n**Fix (deferred):** Use deterministic UUIDs based on content hash (e.g., `uuid5(NAMESPACE, f\"{technique_slug}:{section}\")`) so re-indexing overwrites the same points. This should be addressed before running the pipeline on production data to avoid index bloat.\n\n## Non-blocking side-effect pattern for external service calls in pipelines\n\n**Context:** Celery pipeline stages that call external services (embedding API, Qdrant) should not fail the entire pipeline if those services are down. Stage 6 (embed_and_index) is valuable but not critical — the pipeline's primary output (technique pages in PostgreSQL) doesn't depend on it.\n\n**Fix:** Use `max_retries=0` and a catch-all exception handler that logs WARNING and returns without raising. The pipeline orchestrator chains stage 6 after stage 5 but a failure there doesn't prevent `processing_status` from reaching its final state. This pattern applies to any \"best-effort enrichment\" stage in a pipeline.\n\n## Container healthcheck tool availability varies by base image\n\n**Context:** Qdrant (distroless-ish), Ollama, and nginx-alpine images don't have curl or wget. Standard healthcheck patterns like `curl -f http://localhost:PORT/health` fail silently inside these containers.\n\n**Fix by image:**\n- **Ollama:** Use `ollama list` (built-in CLI)\n- **Qdrant:** Use `bash -c 'echo > /dev/tcp/localhost/6333'` (bash is available)\n- **nginx-alpine:** Use `curl` (available) but NOT busybox `wget` (fails on localhost)\n- **Celery worker (same image as API):** Use `celery -A worker inspect ping` instead of HTTP healthcheck\n\n**Rule:** Always `docker exec <container> <healthcheck-cmd>` to verify the command works before deploying.\n\n## XPLTD domain setup flow\n\n**Context:** Adding a new external domain (like chrysopedia.com) to the XPLTD infrastructure requires three steps across two machines.\n\n**Flow:**\n1. **AdGuard on ub01 (10.0.0.10):** Add DNS rewrite via API: `POST /control/rewrite/add` with `{domain, answer: \"10.0.0.9\"}`\n2. **nginx on nuc01 (10.0.0.9):** Create server block in `/etc/nginx/sites-enabled/{domain}.conf` with `proxy_pass http://10.0.0.10:{port}`\n3. **Certbot on nuc01:** `sudo certbot --nginx -d {domain}` (requires external DNS A record or CNAME pointing to public IP first)\n\n**Note:** The AD DNS servers (10.0.0.15/.16) may already have CNAME entries for domains. Check `nslookup {domain} 10.0.0.15` before assuming setup is needed. ub01's resolv.conf uses AD DNS, not AdGuard, so `curl {domain}` from ub01 requires the AD DNS chain to resolve.\n\n## Alembic env.py sys.path needs both local and Docker paths\n\n**Context:** Alembic's env.py imports from `database` and `models`, which live in `backend/` locally but at `/app/` (the WORKDIR) inside Docker. The original `sys.path.insert(0, \"../backend\")` works locally but fails in Docker.\n\n**Fix:** Add both paths: `sys.path.insert(0, os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), \"..\", \"backend\"))` AND `sys.path.insert(0, os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), \"..\"))`. The second resolves to `/app/` inside Docker.\n\n## Nginx stale DNS after Docker container rebuild\n\n**Context:** When an API container behind an nginx reverse proxy in Docker Compose is rebuilt (new container ID, new internal IP), the nginx container's DNS resolver cache still points to the old IP. Requests through nginx return 502 Bad Gateway even though the API is healthy on its new IP.\n\n**Fix:** Restart the nginx/web container after rebuilding upstream containers: `docker compose restart chrysopedia-web-8096`. Alternatively, configure nginx with `resolver 127.0.0.11 valid=10s;` in the upstream block to use Docker's embedded DNS with a short TTL, but the restart is simpler for a single-admin deployment.\n\n## Verify prior incomplete code compiles before building on it\n\n**Context:** M005/S01/T01 found that the PipelineEvent model, migration, and instrumentation hooks had been written in a prior pass but contained critical syntax errors (missing triple-quote docstrings, unquoted string literals, reference to nonexistent `_get_session_factory()`). The code looked complete in the file listing but had never been successfully executed.\n\n**Rule:** When a slice plan assumes prior work is complete (\"model already exists, migration already applied\"), verify it actually runs: import the module, run the migration, execute a basic query. Broken code that's already committed looks identical to working code in `git log`.\n\n## Vite build-time constant injection requires JSON.stringify\n\n**Context:** Vite's `define` config replaces identifiers at build time with string literals. If you write `define: { __APP_VERSION__: version }` where `version` is a JS string, the replacement is the raw value without quotes — the built code gets `const v = 0.1.0` (syntax error) instead of `const v = \"0.1.0\"`.\n\n**Fix:** Always wrap with `JSON.stringify`: `define: { __APP_VERSION__: JSON.stringify(version) }`. Declare the constants in `vite-env.d.ts` as `declare const __APP_VERSION__: string` for TypeScript.\n\n## Docker ARG→ENV ordering matters for Vite/Node builds\n\n**Context:** In a Dockerfile that runs `npm run build` to produce a static frontend bundle, Vite reads environment variables at build time. A `ARG VITE_FOO=default` alone isn't visible to Node unless also set as `ENV VITE_FOO=$VITE_FOO`. The `ENV` line must appear BEFORE the `RUN npm run build` step.\n\n**Fix:** Pattern is `ARG VITE_FOO=default` → `ENV VITE_FOO=$VITE_FOO` → `RUN npm run build`. In docker-compose.yml, pass build args: `build: args: VITE_FOO: ${HOST_VAR:-default}`.\n\n---\n\n### Task Summary: T01\nSource: `.gsd/milestones/M007/slices/S02/tasks/T01-SUMMARY.md`\n\n---\nid: T01\nparent: S02\nmilestone: M007\nprovides: []\nrequires: []\naffects: []\nkey_files: [\"frontend/src/pages/AdminPipeline.tsx\", \"frontend/src/api/public-client.ts\", \"frontend/src/App.css\"]\nkey_decisions: [\"Used clipboard API with execCommand fallback for non-HTTPS admin tool context\", \"DebugPayloadViewer renders only when at least one debug text field is non-null\"]\npatterns_established: []\ndrill_down_paths: []\nobservability_surfaces: []\nduration: \"\"\nverification_result: \"TypeScript compiled clean on ub01. Docker build succeeded (48 modules, 886ms). Site reachable at ub01:8096. Browser assertions 8/8 passed — debug-viewer selectors visible, all text labels present. Collapsible section expand confirmed visually with full system prompt rendering in pre block.\"\ncompleted_at: 2026-03-30T19:07:11.157Z\nblocker_discovered: false\n---\n\n# T01: Added DebugPayloadViewer component with collapsible System Prompt / User Prompt / Response sections, per-section copy-to-clipboard, and JSON export — wired into LLM call event rows\n\n> Added DebugPayloadViewer component with collapsible System Prompt / User Prompt / Response sections, per-section copy-to-clipboard, and JSON export — wired into LLM call event rows\n\n## What Happened\n---\nid: T01\nparent: S02\nmilestone: M007\nkey_files:\n  - frontend/src/pages/AdminPipeline.tsx\n  - frontend/src/api/public-client.ts\n  - frontend/src/App.css\nkey_decisions:\n  - Used clipboard API with execCommand fallback for non-HTTPS admin tool context\n  - DebugPayloadViewer renders only when at least one debug text field is non-null\nduration: \"\"\nverification_result: passed\ncompleted_at: 2026-03-30T19:07:11.158Z\nblocker_discovered: false\n---\n\n# T01: Added DebugPayloadViewer component with collapsible System Prompt / User Prompt / Response sections, per-section copy-to-clipboard, and JSON export — wired into LLM call event rows\n\n**Added DebugPayloadViewer component with collapsible System Prompt / User Prompt / Response sections, per-section copy-to-clipboard, and JSON export — wired into LLM call event rows**\n\n## What Happened\n\nExtended PipelineEvent TypeScript interface with three optional string fields. Built DebugPayloadViewer component with independently collapsible sections, clipboard copy with execCommand fallback, and JSON file export. Added 100 lines of CSS following the existing JsonViewer BEM pattern with var(--color-*) custom properties per D017. Deployed to ub01 and verified live in browser — component renders on all llm_call events, sections expand/collapse correctly, all UI elements present.\n\n## Verification\n\nTypeScript compiled clean on ub01. Docker build succeeded (48 modules, 886ms). Site reachable at ub01:8096. Browser assertions 8/8 passed — debug-viewer selectors visible, all text labels present. Collapsible section expand confirmed visually with full system prompt rendering in pre block.\n\n## Verification Evidence\n\n| # | Command | Exit Code | Verdict | Duration |\n|---|---------|-----------|---------|----------|\n| 1 | `npx tsc --noEmit (ub01)` | 0 | ✅ pass | 4000ms |\n| 2 | `docker compose build chrysopedia-web` | 0 | ✅ pass | 6600ms |\n| 3 | `curl -s http://ub01:8096 | grep -q Chrysopedia` | 0 | ✅ pass | 500ms |\n| 4 | `browser_assert (8 checks: selectors + text)` | 0 | ✅ pass | 2000ms |\n\n\n## Deviations\n\nApplied changes directly on ub01 (canonical dev directory) instead of pushing through git due to diverged branches. Fixed unicode escape issue in export button requiring second build. Service name is chrysopedia-web not chrysopedia-web-8096 as in plan verification command.\n\n## Known Issues\n\nLocal dev01 copy is out of sync with ub01 — changes were applied and verified on ub01 only.\n\n## Files Created/Modified\n\n- `frontend/src/pages/AdminPipeline.tsx`\n- `frontend/src/api/public-client.ts`\n- `frontend/src/App.css`\n\n\n## Deviations\nApplied changes directly on ub01 (canonical dev directory) instead of pushing through git due to diverged branches. Fixed unicode escape issue in export button requiring second build. Service name is chrysopedia-web not chrysopedia-web-8096 as in plan verification command.\n\n## Known Issues\nLocal dev01 copy is out of sync with ub01 — changes were applied and verified on ub01 only.\n\n---\n\n---\nid: {{sliceId}}\nparent: {{milestoneId}}\nmilestone: {{milestoneId}}\nprovides:\n  - {{whatThisSliceProvides}}\nrequires:\n  - slice: {{depSliceId}}\n    provides: {{whatWasConsumed}}\naffects:\n  - {{downstreamSliceId}}\nkey_files:\n  - {{filePath}}\nkey_decisions:\n  - {{decision}}\npatterns_established:\n  - {{pattern}}\nobservability_surfaces:\n  - {{status endpoint, structured log, persisted failure state, diagnostic command, or none}}\ndrill_down_paths:\n  - {{pathToTaskSummary}}\nduration: {{duration}}\nverification_result: passed\ncompleted_at: {{date}}\n\n[...truncated 11 sections]\n\n**Match effort to complexity.** A simple slice with 1-2 tasks needs a brief summary and lightweight verification. A complex slice with 5 tasks across multiple subsystems needs thorough verification and a detailed summary. Scale the work below accordingly.\n\nThen:\n1. Use the **Slice Summary** and **UAT** output templates from the inlined context above\n2. If a `GSD Skill Preferences` block is present in system context, use it and the `<available_skills>` catalog in your system prompt to decide which skills to load and follow for this unit, without relaxing required verification or artifact rules.\n3. Run all slice-level verification checks defined in the slice plan. All must pass before marking the slice done. If any fail, fix them first.\n4. If the slice plan includes observability/diagnostic surfaces, confirm they work. Skip this for simple slices that don't have observability sections.\n5. If the slice involved runtime behavior, fill the **Operational Readiness** section (Q8) in the slice summary: health signal, failure signal, recovery procedure, and monitoring gaps. Omit entirely for simple slices with no runtime concerns.\n6. If this slice produced evidence that a requirement changed status (Active → Validated, Active → Deferred, etc.), call `gsd_save_decision` with scope=\"requirement\", decision=\"{requirement-id}\", choice=\"{new-status}\", rationale=\"{evidence}\". Do NOT write `.gsd/REQUIREMENTS.md` directly — the engine renders it from the database.\n7. Write `/home/aux/projects/content-to-kb-automator/.gsd/milestones/M007/slices/S02/S02-SUMMARY.md` (compress all task summaries).\n8. Write `/home/aux/projects/content-to-kb-automator/.gsd/milestones/M007/slices/S02/S02-UAT.md` — a concrete UAT script with real test cases derived from the slice plan and task summaries. Include preconditions, numbered steps with expected outcomes, and edge cases. This must NOT be a placeholder or generic template — tailor every test case to what this slice actually built.\n9. Review task summaries for `key_decisions`. Append any significant decisions to `.gsd/DECISIONS.md` if missing.\n10. Review task summaries for patterns, gotchas, or non-obvious lessons learned. If any would save future agents from repeating investigation or hitting the same issues, append them to `.gsd/KNOWLEDGE.md`. Only add entries that are genuinely useful — don't pad with obvious observations.\n11. Call `gsd_complete_slice` with milestone_id, slice_id, the slice summary, and the UAT result. Do NOT manually mark the roadmap checkbox — the tool writes to the DB and renders the ROADMAP.md projection automatically.\n12. Do not run git commands — the system commits your changes and handles any merge after this unit succeeds.\n13. Update `.gsd/PROJECT.md` if it exists — refresh current state if needed.\n\n**You MUST call `gsd_complete_slice` with the slice summary and UAT content before finishing. The tool persists to both DB and disk and renders `/home/aux/projects/content-to-kb-automator/.gsd/milestones/M007/slices/S02/S02-SUMMARY.md` and `/home/aux/projects/content-to-kb-automator/.gsd/milestones/M007/slices/S02/S02-UAT.md` automatically.**\n\nWhen done, say: \"Slice S02 complete.\"","display":false,"id":"5c4a64f2","parentId":"2ba76ea4","timestamp":"2026-03-30T19:07:29.009Z"}
{"type":"message","id":"45b44794","parentId":"5c4a64f2","timestamp":"2026-03-30T19:07:43.878Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"thinking","thinking":"The verification failures are from the previous attempt's verification command. Let me analyze them:\n\n1. Unterminated quoted string in SSH commands - the verification command in the plan has quoting issues\n2. git pull fails due to unstaged changes on ub01\n3. docker compose build fails - no configuration file (wrong directory)\n4. Another unterminated quoted string\n\nThe task T01 summary says work was done directly on ub01 and verified there. The service name is `chrysopedia-web` not `chrysopedia-web-8096`. Let me run the verification properly on ub01, then complete the slice.","thinkingSignature":"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"},{"type":"text","text":"The verification failures are all from malformed SSH commands (unterminated quotes) and a stale git state on ub01. T01's summary already notes the service name is `chrysopedia-web`, not `chrysopedia-web-8096`. Let me run proper verification."},{"type":"toolCall","id":"toolu_01T3QtxVSVQDWo28z2DhfpFP","name":"bash","arguments":{"command":"ssh ub01 \"cd /vmPool/r/repos/xpltdco/chrysopedia && docker ps --filter name=chrysopedia-web --format '{{.Names}} {{.Status}}'\"","timeout":15}},{"type":"toolCall","id":"toolu_01Wrdm3fnjmYXiHPLDJa3r92","name":"bash","arguments":{"command":"curl -s -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' http://ub01:8096","timeout":10}}],"api":"anthropic-messages","provider":"anthropic","model":"claude-opus-4-6","usage":{"input":3,"output":409,"cacheRead":58112,"cacheWrite":9406,"totalTokens":67930,"cost":{"input":0.000015000000000000002,"output":0.010225,"cacheRead":0.029056,"cacheWrite":0.0587875,"total":0.09808349999999999}},"stopReason":"toolUse","timestamp":1774897649008}}
{"type":"message","id":"3accd5eb","parentId":"45b44794","timestamp":"2026-03-30T19:07:44.685Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"toolu_01T3QtxVSVQDWo28z2DhfpFP","toolName":"bash","content":[{"type":"text","text":"chrysopedia-web-8096 Up 2 minutes (healthy)\n"}],"isError":false,"timestamp":1774897664684}}
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{"type":"message","id":"6f20d0ba","parentId":"6ccefe17","timestamp":"2026-03-30T19:07:51.237Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"text","text":"Site is healthy. Now verify the actual frontend code has the DebugPayloadViewer component deployed."},{"type":"toolCall","id":"toolu_01Nm2xPR3b2nQPPZfvwEvBYK","name":"bash","arguments":{"command":"curl -s http://ub01:8096 | grep -q 'Chrysopedia' && echo \"OK\" || echo \"FAIL\"","timeout":10}},{"type":"toolCall","id":"toolu_015TUtVhnWfGYgCL4x3wC8Ni","name":"bash","arguments":{"command":"ssh ub01 \"grep -c 'DebugPayloadViewer\\|debug-viewer' /vmPool/r/repos/xpltdco/chrysopedia/frontend/src/pages/AdminPipeline.tsx\"","timeout":10}},{"type":"toolCall","id":"toolu_01Fc2uBNThfpL5RyS6wfHGYG","name":"bash","arguments":{"command":"ssh ub01 \"grep -c 'debug-viewer' /vmPool/r/repos/xpltdco/chrysopedia/frontend/src/App.css\"","timeout":10}},{"type":"toolCall","id":"toolu_01FAnommpSewbJvk9CXVqKJS","name":"bash","arguments":{"command":"ssh ub01 \"grep -c 'debug_system_prompt\\|debug_user_prompt\\|debug_response' /vmPool/r/repos/xpltdco/chrysopedia/frontend/src/api/public-client.ts\"","timeout":10}}],"api":"anthropic-messages","provider":"anthropic","model":"claude-opus-4-6","usage":{"input":1,"output":433,"cacheRead":67518,"cacheWrite":337,"totalTokens":68289,"cost":{"input":0.000005,"output":0.010825000000000001,"cacheRead":0.033759,"cacheWrite":0.00210625,"total":0.046695249999999994}},"stopReason":"toolUse","timestamp":1774897664685}}
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{"type":"message","id":"bd5ed111","parentId":"c4cea4a3","timestamp":"2026-03-30T19:08:00.419Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"toolu_01SDoJphoF1gD1VAybVKxnnf","toolName":"bash","content":[{"type":"text","text":"export interface PipelineEvent {\nexport interface PipelineEventListResponse {\n  items: PipelineEvent[];\nexport async function fetchPipelineEvents(\n): Promise<PipelineEventListResponse> {\n  return request<PipelineEventListResponse>(\n"}],"isError":false,"timestamp":1774897680417}}
{"type":"message","id":"365dc45b","parentId":"bd5ed111","timestamp":"2026-03-30T19:08:04.757Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"text","text":"The PipelineEvent interface exists but the debug fields haven't been added to it yet. Let me check what was actually deployed."},{"type":"toolCall","id":"toolu_01V7Nw4Mb3Lcn9PL1rJsepoa","name":"bash","arguments":{"command":"ssh ub01 \"grep -A 20 'interface PipelineEvent' /vmPool/r/repos/xpltdco/chrysopedia/frontend/src/api/public-client.ts\"","timeout":10}}],"api":"anthropic-messages","provider":"anthropic","model":"claude-opus-4-6","usage":{"input":1,"output":145,"cacheRead":68565,"cacheWrite":194,"totalTokens":68905,"cost":{"input":0.000005,"output":0.003625,"cacheRead":0.0342825,"cacheWrite":0.0012125,"total":0.039125}},"stopReason":"toolUse","timestamp":1774897680418}}
{"type":"message","id":"4c2945b1","parentId":"365dc45b","timestamp":"2026-03-30T19:08:05.074Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"toolu_01V7Nw4Mb3Lcn9PL1rJsepoa","toolName":"bash","content":[{"type":"text","text":"export interface PipelineEvent {\n  id: string;\n  video_id: string;\n  stage: string;\n  event_type: string;\n  prompt_tokens: number | null;\n  completion_tokens: number | null;\n  total_tokens: number | null;\n  model: string | null;\n  duration_ms: number | null;\n  payload: Record<string, unknown> | null;\n  system_prompt_text: string | null;\n  user_prompt_text: string | null;\n  response_text: string | null;\n  created_at: string | null;\n}\n\nexport interface PipelineEventListResponse {\n  items: PipelineEvent[];\n  total: number;\n  offset: number;\n  limit: number;\n}\n\nexport interface WorkerTask {\n  id: string;\n  name: string;\n  args: unknown[];\n  time_start: number | null;\n}\n\nexport interface WorkerInfo {\n  name: string;\n  active_tasks: WorkerTask[];\n  reserved_tasks: number;\n  total_completed: number;\n  uptime: string | null;\n  pool_size: number | null;\n"}],"isError":false,"timestamp":1774897685073}}
{"type":"message","id":"30150b07","parentId":"4c2945b1","timestamp":"2026-03-30T19:08:09.979Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"text","text":"The debug fields ARE there — `system_prompt_text`, `user_prompt_text`, `response_text`. The T01 task used those field names rather than `debug_system_prompt` etc. Let me verify the component in AdminPipeline."},{"type":"toolCall","id":"toolu_0175rWjHEus4jxjd7WZpQXC1","name":"bash","arguments":{"command":"ssh ub01 \"grep -n 'DebugPayloadViewer\\|function Debug\\|const Debug' /vmPool/r/repos/xpltdco/chrysopedia/frontend/src/pages/AdminPipeline.tsx | head -10\"","timeout":10}}],"api":"anthropic-messages","provider":"anthropic","model":"claude-opus-4-6","usage":{"input":1,"output":187,"cacheRead":68759,"cacheWrite":434,"totalTokens":69381,"cost":{"input":0.000005,"output":0.004675,"cacheRead":0.0343795,"cacheWrite":0.0027125,"total":0.041772}},"stopReason":"toolUse","timestamp":1774897685073}}
{"type":"message","id":"6689bbf0","parentId":"30150b07","timestamp":"2026-03-30T19:08:10.317Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"toolu_0175rWjHEus4jxjd7WZpQXC1","toolName":"bash","content":[{"type":"text","text":"105:function DebugPayloadViewer({ event }: { event: PipelineEvent }) {\n278:            <DebugPayloadViewer event={evt} />\n"}],"isError":false,"timestamp":1774897690316}}
{"type":"message","id":"d517d109","parentId":"6689bbf0","timestamp":"2026-03-30T19:08:17.002Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"text","text":"Good — component exists and is wired in. Let me verify the CSS and that the build on ub01 is current."},{"type":"toolCall","id":"toolu_01NGJkMALAdjxRDZacoQpq5p","name":"bash","arguments":{"command":"ssh ub01 \"docker exec chrysopedia-web-8096 ls -la /usr/share/nginx/html/assets/*.js 2>/dev/null | tail -3\"","timeout":10}}],"api":"anthropic-messages","provider":"anthropic","model":"claude-opus-4-6","usage":{"input":1,"output":139,"cacheRead":69193,"cacheWrite":240,"totalTokens":69573,"cost":{"input":0.000005,"output":0.0034750000000000002,"cacheRead":0.034596499999999995,"cacheWrite":0.0015,"total":0.039576499999999994}},"stopReason":"toolUse","timestamp":1774897690317}}
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{"type":"message","id":"a3a56de0","parentId":"6739b014","timestamp":"2026-03-30T19:08:29.190Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"text","text":"Component is in the deployed bundle. Now let me do a quick browser verification to confirm the UI works at the pipeline page."},{"type":"toolCall","id":"toolu_01PU4E7YEdtdqJi5JurEi8vV","name":"browser_navigate","arguments":{"screenshot":true,"url":"http://ub01:8096/admin/pipeline"}}],"api":"anthropic-messages","provider":"anthropic","model":"claude-opus-4-6","usage":{"input":1,"output":107,"cacheRead":69725,"cacheWrite":140,"totalTokens":69973,"cost":{"input":0.000005,"output":0.0026750000000000003,"cacheRead":0.0348625,"cacheWrite":0.000875,"total":0.0384175}},"stopReason":"toolUse","timestamp":1774897705136}}
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{"type":"message","id":"945d44e3","parentId":"580f643a","timestamp":"2026-03-30T19:08:37.573Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"text","text":"Pipeline page loads. Let me expand a video's events to see the debug viewer."},{"type":"toolCall","id":"toolu_018RThd4Sy8Gsd6ZGhGftEzm","name":"browser_click","arguments":{"selector":".video-card"}}],"api":"anthropic-messages","provider":"anthropic","model":"claude-opus-4-6","usage":{"input":1,"output":74,"cacheRead":69865,"cacheWrite":1788,"totalTokens":71728,"cost":{"input":0.000005,"output":0.00185,"cacheRead":0.0349325,"cacheWrite":0.011175000000000001,"total":0.047962500000000005}},"stopReason":"toolUse","timestamp":1774897713471}}
{"type":"message","id":"3d91bded","parentId":"945d44e3","timestamp":"2026-03-30T19:08:51.701Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"toolu_018RThd4Sy8Gsd6ZGhGftEzm","toolName":"browser_click","content":[{"type":"text","text":"Clicked: .video-card\nURL: http://ub01:8096/admin/pipeline\nAction: 2\nVerification: SOFT-FAIL (no observable state change)\n\nDiff:\nfocus changed; links 5→8; visible text changed\n- focus: \"\" → \"button\"\n- count:links: 5 → 8\n- body_text: \"Chrysopedia Home Topics Creators Admin ▾ Pipeline Management 37 videos 1 worker online 1 active · pool 1 ↻ Refresh 10 Da\" → \"Chrysopedia Home Topics Creators Admin ▾ Review Reports Pipeline Pipeline Management 37 videos 1 worker online 1 active \"\n\nPage summary:\nTitle: Chrysopedia\nURL: http://ub01:8096/admin/pipeline\nElements: 4 landmarks, 176 buttons, 8 links, 0 inputs\nHeadings: H1 \"Chrysopedia\", H2 \"Pipeline Management\"\nFocused: button\nUse browser_find for targeted discovery, browser_assert for verification, or browser_get_accessibility_tree for full detail."}],"details":{"target":".video-card","url":"http://ub01:8096/admin/pipeline","actionId":2,"diff":{"changed":true,"changes":[{"type":"focus","before":"","after":"button"},{"type":"count:links","before":5,"after":8},{"type":"body_text","before":"Chrysopedia Home Topics Creators Admin ▾ Pipeline Management 37 videos 1 worker online 1 active · pool 1 ↻ Refresh 10 Da","after":"Chrysopedia Home Topics Creators Admin ▾ Review Reports Pipeline Pipeline Management 37 videos 1 worker online 1 active "}],"summary":"focus changed; links 5→8; visible text changed"},"settleMode":"adaptive","settleMs":85,"settleReason":"zero_mutation_shortcut","settlePolls":2,"verified":false,"checks":[{"name":"url_changed","passed":false,"value":"http://ub01:8096/admin/pipeline","expected":"!= http://ub01:8096/admin/pipeline"},{"name":"hash_changed","passed":false,"value":"","expected":"!= "},{"name":"target_state_changed","passed":false,"value":{"exists":false,"ariaExpanded":null,"ariaPressed":null,"ariaSelected":null,"open":null},"expected":{"exists":false,"ariaExpanded":null,"ariaPressed":null,"ariaSelected":null,"open":null}},{"name":"dialog_open","passed":false,"value":0,"expected":"> 0"}],"verificationSummary":"SOFT-FAIL (no observable state change)","retryHint":"Try a more specific selector or click a clearly interactive element."},"isError":false,"timestamp":1774897731698}}
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{"type":"message","id":"a32d3851","parentId":"a18d05a5","timestamp":"2026-03-30T19:09:02.778Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"text","text":"The DebugPayloadViewer is rendering on LLM call events with all sections (System Prompt, User Prompt, Response) and the JSON export button. The first event even has the System Prompt expanded showing actual content. Let me take a screenshot for visual confirmation."},{"type":"toolCall","id":"toolu_019LNLKVx1atT4LjNmRkXiaA","name":"browser_scroll","arguments":{"amount":300,"direction":"down"}}],"api":"anthropic-messages","provider":"anthropic","model":"claude-opus-4-6","usage":{"input":1,"output":130,"cacheRead":72004,"cacheWrite":886,"totalTokens":73021,"cost":{"input":0.000005,"output":0.0032500000000000003,"cacheRead":0.036002,"cacheWrite":0.0055375,"total":0.0447945}},"stopReason":"toolUse","timestamp":1774897736631}}
{"type":"message","id":"f5341b7f","parentId":"a32d3851","timestamp":"2026-03-30T19:09:02.886Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"toolu_019LNLKVx1atT4LjNmRkXiaA","toolName":"browser_scroll","content":[{"type":"text","text":"Scrolled down by 300px\nPosition: 660px / 6279px (12% down)\nViewport height: 800px\n\nPage summary:\nTitle: Chrysopedia\nURL: http://ub01:8096/admin/pipeline\nElements: 4 landmarks, 176 buttons, 5 links, 0 inputs\nHeadings: H1 \"Chrysopedia\", H2 \"Pipeline Management\"\nFocused: button\nUse browser_find for targeted discovery, browser_assert for verification, or browser_get_accessibility_tree for full detail."}],"details":{"direction":"down","amount":300,"scrollY":660,"scrollHeight":6279,"clientHeight":800,"percent":12,"settleMode":"adaptive","settleMs":91,"settleReason":"zero_mutation_shortcut","settlePolls":2},"isError":false,"timestamp":1774897742883}}
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{"type":"message","id":"2abb5fbe","parentId":"abaa9504","timestamp":"2026-03-30T19:09:06.906Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"toolu_01CPnVNPVG8FvxAqtGe1v3gV","toolName":"browser_screenshot","content":[{"type":"text","text":"Screenshot of element \".debug-viewer\".\nPage: Chrysopedia\nURL: http://ub01:8096/admin/pipeline\nViewport: 1280x800"},{"type":"image","data":"[encoded data, 144328 characters]","mimeType":"image/png"}],"details":{"title":"Chrysopedia","url":"http://ub01:8096/admin/pipeline","scope":"element \".debug-viewer\"","viewport":"1280x800"},"isError":false,"timestamp":1774897746902}}
{"type":"message","id":"2890e4e0","parentId":"2abb5fbe","timestamp":"2026-03-30T19:09:13.648Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"text","text":"The DebugPayloadViewer is working. System Prompt section is expanded showing the full prompt text. User Prompt and Response sections are collapsed with Copy buttons. The JSON export button is in the header. All using proper CSS custom properties.\n\nVerification passed. Now let me run the assertions for the slice plan's verification criteria."},{"type":"toolCall","id":"toolu_01JCuB6agauWstsB27Ddu7W3","name":"browser_assert","arguments":{"checks":[{"kind":"selector_visible","selector":".debug-viewer"},{"kind":"text_visible","text":"LLM Debug"},{"kind":"text_visible","text":"System Prompt"},{"kind":"text_visible","text":"User Prompt"},{"kind":"text_visible","text":"Response"},{"kind":"selector_visible","selector":".debug-viewer__header"},{"kind":"text_visible","text":"JSON"},{"kind":"text_visible","text":"Copy"}]}}],"api":"anthropic-messages","provider":"anthropic","model":"claude-opus-4-6","usage":{"input":1,"output":267,"cacheRead":73164,"cacheWrite":831,"totalTokens":74263,"cost":{"input":0.000005,"output":0.006675,"cacheRead":0.036581999999999996,"cacheWrite":0.0051937500000000004,"total":0.04845574999999999}},"stopReason":"toolUse","timestamp":1774897746904}}
{"type":"message","id":"e5b630f7","parentId":"2890e4e0","timestamp":"2026-03-30T19:09:13.662Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"toolu_01JCuB6agauWstsB27Ddu7W3","toolName":"browser_assert","content":[{"type":"text","text":"Browser assert\n\nFAIL (2/8 checks failed)\n- PASS selector_visible: expected true, got true\n- PASS text_visible: expected \"LLM Debug\", got \"Chrysopedia Home Topics Creators Admin ▾ Pipeline Management 37 videos 1 worker online 1 active · pool 1 ↻ Refresh 10 Day 4 - Mixing - Part 2.mp4 Chee extracted 17 events 102.0k tokens Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▶ Trigger ■ Revoke ID: 3195c90e… Created: Mar 30, 04:53:24 PM Updated: Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 17 events Head Tail ↻ Refresh ✓ stage3_extraction complete Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 🤖 stage3_extraction llm_call fyn-llm-agent-think 5.3k tok Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▸ Show payload LLM DEBUG ↓ JSON ▾ System Prompt Copy You are a music production knowledge extractor. Your task is to identify and extract key moments of genuine educational value from a topic segment of a tutorial transcript. ## What counts as a key moment A key moment is a discrete piece of knowledge that a music producer could act on — a technique they could apply, a setting they could try, a reasoning framework they could adopt, or a workflow pattern they could implement. **Extract when the creator is TEACHING:** - Explaining a technique and why it works (\\\"I layer three elements for my snares because...\\\") - Walking through specific settings with intent (\\\"I set the attack to 5ms here because anything longer smears the transient\\\") - Sharing reasoning or philosophy behind a creative choice (\\\"I always check my snare against the lead bus, not soloed, because the 2-4kHz range is where they fight\\\") - Demonstrating a workflow pattern and explaining its benefits (\\\"I gain-stage every channel to -18dBFS before I start mixing because plugins behave differently at different input levels\\\") - Warning against common mistakes (\\\"Don't use OTT on your transients — it smears them into mush\\\") **SKIP when the creator is merely DOING:** - Silently adjusting a knob or clicking through menus without explanation - Briefly mentioning a plugin or tool without teaching anything about it (\\\"let me open up my EQ real quick\\\") - Casual opinions without substance (\\\"yeah this sounds cool\\\") - Reading chat, greeting viewers, off-topic banter, personal anecdotes unrelated to production - Repeating the same point already captured in a previous moment from this segment ## Quality standard for summaries The summary is the single most important field. It becomes the prose content of the final technique page that users will read. Write summaries that are: - **Actionable**: A producer reading this should be able to understand and attempt the technique without watching the video. Include the what, the how, and — when the creator provides it — the why. - **Specific**: Include exact values, plugin names, parameter settings, frequency ranges, time values, ratios, and signal routing when the creator mentions them. \\\"Uses compression\\\" is worthless. \\\"Uses a compressor with fast attack (0.5ms), medium release (80ms), 4:1 ratio, hitting about 3-6dB of gain reduction\\\" is useful. - **Preserving the creator's voice**: When the creator uses a vivid phrase to explain something, capture that phrasing. If they say \\\"it smears the snap into mush,\\\" that exact language is more memorable and useful than a clinical paraphrase. Use quotation marks for direct creator quotes within the summary. - **Self-contained**: Each summary should make sense on its own, without needing to read other moments. Include enough context that a reader understands what problem this technique solves. Bad summary: \\\"The creator shows how to make a snare sound.\\\" Good summary: \\\"Builds snares as three independent layers: a transient click (short noise burst, 2-5ms decay from Vital's noise oscillator), a tonal body (pitched sine or triangle wave around 200Hz tuned to the track's key), and a noise tail (filtered white noise with fast exponential decay). Each layer is shaped with a transient shaper independently before any bus processing — he uses Kilohearts Transient Shaper with attack boosted +4 to +6dB and sustain pulled back -6 to -8dB, specifically choosing a transient shaper over compression because 'compression adds sustain as a side effect while a transient shaper give\"\n- PASS text_visible: expected \"System Prompt\", got \"Chrysopedia Home Topics Creators Admin ▾ Pipeline Management 37 videos 1 worker online 1 active · pool 1 ↻ Refresh 10 Day 4 - Mixing - Part 2.mp4 Chee extracted 17 events 102.0k tokens Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▶ Trigger ■ Revoke ID: 3195c90e… Created: Mar 30, 04:53:24 PM Updated: Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 17 events Head Tail ↻ Refresh ✓ stage3_extraction complete Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 🤖 stage3_extraction llm_call fyn-llm-agent-think 5.3k tok Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▸ Show payload LLM DEBUG ↓ JSON ▾ System Prompt Copy You are a music production knowledge extractor. Your task is to identify and extract key moments of genuine educational value from a topic segment of a tutorial transcript. ## What counts as a key moment A key moment is a discrete piece of knowledge that a music producer could act on — a technique they could apply, a setting they could try, a reasoning framework they could adopt, or a workflow pattern they could implement. **Extract when the creator is TEACHING:** - Explaining a technique and why it works (\\\"I layer three elements for my snares because...\\\") - Walking through specific settings with intent (\\\"I set the attack to 5ms here because anything longer smears the transient\\\") - Sharing reasoning or philosophy behind a creative choice (\\\"I always check my snare against the lead bus, not soloed, because the 2-4kHz range is where they fight\\\") - Demonstrating a workflow pattern and explaining its benefits (\\\"I gain-stage every channel to -18dBFS before I start mixing because plugins behave differently at different input levels\\\") - Warning against common mistakes (\\\"Don't use OTT on your transients — it smears them into mush\\\") **SKIP when the creator is merely DOING:** - Silently adjusting a knob or clicking through menus without explanation - Briefly mentioning a plugin or tool without teaching anything about it (\\\"let me open up my EQ real quick\\\") - Casual opinions without substance (\\\"yeah this sounds cool\\\") - Reading chat, greeting viewers, off-topic banter, personal anecdotes unrelated to production - Repeating the same point already captured in a previous moment from this segment ## Quality standard for summaries The summary is the single most important field. It becomes the prose content of the final technique page that users will read. Write summaries that are: - **Actionable**: A producer reading this should be able to understand and attempt the technique without watching the video. Include the what, the how, and — when the creator provides it — the why. - **Specific**: Include exact values, plugin names, parameter settings, frequency ranges, time values, ratios, and signal routing when the creator mentions them. \\\"Uses compression\\\" is worthless. \\\"Uses a compressor with fast attack (0.5ms), medium release (80ms), 4:1 ratio, hitting about 3-6dB of gain reduction\\\" is useful. - **Preserving the creator's voice**: When the creator uses a vivid phrase to explain something, capture that phrasing. If they say \\\"it smears the snap into mush,\\\" that exact language is more memorable and useful than a clinical paraphrase. Use quotation marks for direct creator quotes within the summary. - **Self-contained**: Each summary should make sense on its own, without needing to read other moments. Include enough context that a reader understands what problem this technique solves. Bad summary: \\\"The creator shows how to make a snare sound.\\\" Good summary: \\\"Builds snares as three independent layers: a transient click (short noise burst, 2-5ms decay from Vital's noise oscillator), a tonal body (pitched sine or triangle wave around 200Hz tuned to the track's key), and a noise tail (filtered white noise with fast exponential decay). Each layer is shaped with a transient shaper independently before any bus processing — he uses Kilohearts Transient Shaper with attack boosted +4 to +6dB and sustain pulled back -6 to -8dB, specifically choosing a transient shaper over compression because 'compression adds sustain as a side effect while a transient shaper give\"\n- FAIL text_visible: expected \"User Prompt\", got \"Chrysopedia Home Topics Creators Admin ▾ Pipeline Management 37 videos 1 worker online 1 active · pool 1 ↻ Refresh 10 Day 4 - Mixing - Part 2.mp4 Chee extracted 17 events 102.0k tokens Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▶ Trigger ■ Revoke ID: 3195c90e… Created: Mar 30, 04:53:24 PM Updated: Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 17 events Head Tail ↻ Refresh ✓ stage3_extraction complete Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 🤖 stage3_extraction llm_call fyn-llm-agent-think 5.3k tok Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▸ Show payload LLM DEBUG ↓ JSON ▾ System Prompt Copy You are a music production knowledge extractor. Your task is to identify and extract key moments of genuine educational value from a topic segment of a tutorial transcript. ## What counts as a key moment A key moment is a discrete piece of knowledge that a music producer could act on — a technique they could apply, a setting they could try, a reasoning framework they could adopt, or a workflow pattern they could implement. **Extract when the creator is TEACHING:** - Explaining a technique and why it works (\\\"I layer three elements for my snares because...\\\") - Walking through specific settings with intent (\\\"I set the attack to 5ms here because anything longer smears the transient\\\") - Sharing reasoning or philosophy behind a creative choice (\\\"I always check my snare against the lead bus, not soloed, because the 2-4kHz range is where they fight\\\") - Demonstrating a workflow pattern and explaining its benefits (\\\"I gain-stage every channel to -18dBFS before I start mixing because plugins behave differently at different input levels\\\") - Warning against common mistakes (\\\"Don't use OTT on your transients — it smears them into mush\\\") **SKIP when the creator is merely DOING:** - Silently adjusting a knob or clicking through menus without explanation - Briefly mentioning a plugin or tool without teaching anything about it (\\\"let me open up my EQ real quick\\\") - Casual opinions without substance (\\\"yeah this sounds cool\\\") - Reading chat, greeting viewers, off-topic banter, personal anecdotes unrelated to production - Repeating the same point already captured in a previous moment from this segment ## Quality standard for summaries The summary is the single most important field. It becomes the prose content of the final technique page that users will read. Write summaries that are: - **Actionable**: A producer reading this should be able to understand and attempt the technique without watching the video. Include the what, the how, and — when the creator provides it — the why. - **Specific**: Include exact values, plugin names, parameter settings, frequency ranges, time values, ratios, and signal routing when the creator mentions them. \\\"Uses compression\\\" is worthless. \\\"Uses a compressor with fast attack (0.5ms), medium release (80ms), 4:1 ratio, hitting about 3-6dB of gain reduction\\\" is useful. - **Preserving the creator's voice**: When the creator uses a vivid phrase to explain something, capture that phrasing. If they say \\\"it smears the snap into mush,\\\" that exact language is more memorable and useful than a clinical paraphrase. Use quotation marks for direct creator quotes within the summary. - **Self-contained**: Each summary should make sense on its own, without needing to read other moments. Include enough context that a reader understands what problem this technique solves. Bad summary: \\\"The creator shows how to make a snare sound.\\\" Good summary: \\\"Builds snares as three independent layers: a transient click (short noise burst, 2-5ms decay from Vital's noise oscillator), a tonal body (pitched sine or triangle wave around 200Hz tuned to the track's key), and a noise tail (filtered white noise with fast exponential decay). Each layer is shaped with a transient shaper independently before any bus processing — he uses Kilohearts Transient Shaper with attack boosted +4 to +6dB and sustain pulled back -6 to -8dB, specifically choosing a transient shaper over compression because 'compression adds sustain as a side effect while a transient shaper give\"\n- FAIL text_visible: expected \"Response\", got \"Chrysopedia Home Topics Creators Admin ▾ Pipeline Management 37 videos 1 worker online 1 active · pool 1 ↻ Refresh 10 Day 4 - Mixing - Part 2.mp4 Chee extracted 17 events 102.0k tokens Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▶ Trigger ■ Revoke ID: 3195c90e… Created: Mar 30, 04:53:24 PM Updated: Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 17 events Head Tail ↻ Refresh ✓ stage3_extraction complete Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 🤖 stage3_extraction llm_call fyn-llm-agent-think 5.3k tok Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▸ Show payload LLM DEBUG ↓ JSON ▾ System Prompt Copy You are a music production knowledge extractor. Your task is to identify and extract key moments of genuine educational value from a topic segment of a tutorial transcript. ## What counts as a key moment A key moment is a discrete piece of knowledge that a music producer could act on — a technique they could apply, a setting they could try, a reasoning framework they could adopt, or a workflow pattern they could implement. **Extract when the creator is TEACHING:** - Explaining a technique and why it works (\\\"I layer three elements for my snares because...\\\") - Walking through specific settings with intent (\\\"I set the attack to 5ms here because anything longer smears the transient\\\") - Sharing reasoning or philosophy behind a creative choice (\\\"I always check my snare against the lead bus, not soloed, because the 2-4kHz range is where they fight\\\") - Demonstrating a workflow pattern and explaining its benefits (\\\"I gain-stage every channel to -18dBFS before I start mixing because plugins behave differently at different input levels\\\") - Warning against common mistakes (\\\"Don't use OTT on your transients — it smears them into mush\\\") **SKIP when the creator is merely DOING:** - Silently adjusting a knob or clicking through menus without explanation - Briefly mentioning a plugin or tool without teaching anything about it (\\\"let me open up my EQ real quick\\\") - Casual opinions without substance (\\\"yeah this sounds cool\\\") - Reading chat, greeting viewers, off-topic banter, personal anecdotes unrelated to production - Repeating the same point already captured in a previous moment from this segment ## Quality standard for summaries The summary is the single most important field. It becomes the prose content of the final technique page that users will read. Write summaries that are: - **Actionable**: A producer reading this should be able to understand and attempt the technique without watching the video. Include the what, the how, and — when the creator provides it — the why. - **Specific**: Include exact values, plugin names, parameter settings, frequency ranges, time values, ratios, and signal routing when the creator mentions them. \\\"Uses compression\\\" is worthless. \\\"Uses a compressor with fast attack (0.5ms), medium release (80ms), 4:1 ratio, hitting about 3-6dB of gain reduction\\\" is useful. - **Preserving the creator's voice**: When the creator uses a vivid phrase to explain something, capture that phrasing. If they say \\\"it smears the snap into mush,\\\" that exact language is more memorable and useful than a clinical paraphrase. Use quotation marks for direct creator quotes within the summary. - **Self-contained**: Each summary should make sense on its own, without needing to read other moments. Include enough context that a reader understands what problem this technique solves. Bad summary: \\\"The creator shows how to make a snare sound.\\\" Good summary: \\\"Builds snares as three independent layers: a transient click (short noise burst, 2-5ms decay from Vital's noise oscillator), a tonal body (pitched sine or triangle wave around 200Hz tuned to the track's key), and a noise tail (filtered white noise with fast exponential decay). Each layer is shaped with a transient shaper independently before any bus processing — he uses Kilohearts Transient Shaper with attack boosted +4 to +6dB and sustain pulled back -6 to -8dB, specifically choosing a transient shaper over compression because 'compression adds sustain as a side effect while a transient shaper give\"\n- PASS selector_visible: expected true, got true\n- PASS text_visible: expected \"JSON\", got \"Chrysopedia Home Topics Creators Admin ▾ Pipeline Management 37 videos 1 worker online 1 active · pool 1 ↻ Refresh 10 Day 4 - Mixing - Part 2.mp4 Chee extracted 17 events 102.0k tokens Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▶ Trigger ■ Revoke ID: 3195c90e… Created: Mar 30, 04:53:24 PM Updated: Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 17 events Head Tail ↻ Refresh ✓ stage3_extraction complete Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 🤖 stage3_extraction llm_call fyn-llm-agent-think 5.3k tok Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▸ Show payload LLM DEBUG ↓ JSON ▾ System Prompt Copy You are a music production knowledge extractor. Your task is to identify and extract key moments of genuine educational value from a topic segment of a tutorial transcript. ## What counts as a key moment A key moment is a discrete piece of knowledge that a music producer could act on — a technique they could apply, a setting they could try, a reasoning framework they could adopt, or a workflow pattern they could implement. **Extract when the creator is TEACHING:** - Explaining a technique and why it works (\\\"I layer three elements for my snares because...\\\") - Walking through specific settings with intent (\\\"I set the attack to 5ms here because anything longer smears the transient\\\") - Sharing reasoning or philosophy behind a creative choice (\\\"I always check my snare against the lead bus, not soloed, because the 2-4kHz range is where they fight\\\") - Demonstrating a workflow pattern and explaining its benefits (\\\"I gain-stage every channel to -18dBFS before I start mixing because plugins behave differently at different input levels\\\") - Warning against common mistakes (\\\"Don't use OTT on your transients — it smears them into mush\\\") **SKIP when the creator is merely DOING:** - Silently adjusting a knob or clicking through menus without explanation - Briefly mentioning a plugin or tool without teaching anything about it (\\\"let me open up my EQ real quick\\\") - Casual opinions without substance (\\\"yeah this sounds cool\\\") - Reading chat, greeting viewers, off-topic banter, personal anecdotes unrelated to production - Repeating the same point already captured in a previous moment from this segment ## Quality standard for summaries The summary is the single most important field. It becomes the prose content of the final technique page that users will read. Write summaries that are: - **Actionable**: A producer reading this should be able to understand and attempt the technique without watching the video. Include the what, the how, and — when the creator provides it — the why. - **Specific**: Include exact values, plugin names, parameter settings, frequency ranges, time values, ratios, and signal routing when the creator mentions them. \\\"Uses compression\\\" is worthless. \\\"Uses a compressor with fast attack (0.5ms), medium release (80ms), 4:1 ratio, hitting about 3-6dB of gain reduction\\\" is useful. - **Preserving the creator's voice**: When the creator uses a vivid phrase to explain something, capture that phrasing. If they say \\\"it smears the snap into mush,\\\" that exact language is more memorable and useful than a clinical paraphrase. Use quotation marks for direct creator quotes within the summary. - **Self-contained**: Each summary should make sense on its own, without needing to read other moments. Include enough context that a reader understands what problem this technique solves. Bad summary: \\\"The creator shows how to make a snare sound.\\\" Good summary: \\\"Builds snares as three independent layers: a transient click (short noise burst, 2-5ms decay from Vital's noise oscillator), a tonal body (pitched sine or triangle wave around 200Hz tuned to the track's key), and a noise tail (filtered white noise with fast exponential decay). Each layer is shaped with a transient shaper independently before any bus processing — he uses Kilohearts Transient Shaper with attack boosted +4 to +6dB and sustain pulled back -6 to -8dB, specifically choosing a transient shaper over compression because 'compression adds sustain as a side effect while a transient shaper give\"\n- PASS text_visible: expected \"Copy\", got \"Chrysopedia Home Topics Creators Admin ▾ Pipeline Management 37 videos 1 worker online 1 active · pool 1 ↻ Refresh 10 Day 4 - Mixing - Part 2.mp4 Chee extracted 17 events 102.0k tokens Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▶ Trigger ■ Revoke ID: 3195c90e… Created: Mar 30, 04:53:24 PM Updated: Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 17 events Head Tail ↻ Refresh ✓ stage3_extraction complete Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 🤖 stage3_extraction llm_call fyn-llm-agent-think 5.3k tok Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▸ Show payload LLM DEBUG ↓ JSON ▾ System Prompt Copy You are a music production knowledge extractor. Your task is to identify and extract key moments of genuine educational value from a topic segment of a tutorial transcript. ## What counts as a key moment A key moment is a discrete piece of knowledge that a music producer could act on — a technique they could apply, a setting they could try, a reasoning framework they could adopt, or a workflow pattern they could implement. **Extract when the creator is TEACHING:** - Explaining a technique and why it works (\\\"I layer three elements for my snares because...\\\") - Walking through specific settings with intent (\\\"I set the attack to 5ms here because anything longer smears the transient\\\") - Sharing reasoning or philosophy behind a creative choice (\\\"I always check my snare against the lead bus, not soloed, because the 2-4kHz range is where they fight\\\") - Demonstrating a workflow pattern and explaining its benefits (\\\"I gain-stage every channel to -18dBFS before I start mixing because plugins behave differently at different input levels\\\") - Warning against common mistakes (\\\"Don't use OTT on your transients — it smears them into mush\\\") **SKIP when the creator is merely DOING:** - Silently adjusting a knob or clicking through menus without explanation - Briefly mentioning a plugin or tool without teaching anything about it (\\\"let me open up my EQ real quick\\\") - Casual opinions without substance (\\\"yeah this sounds cool\\\") - Reading chat, greeting viewers, off-topic banter, personal anecdotes unrelated to production - Repeating the same point already captured in a previous moment from this segment ## Quality standard for summaries The summary is the single most important field. It becomes the prose content of the final technique page that users will read. Write summaries that are: - **Actionable**: A producer reading this should be able to understand and attempt the technique without watching the video. Include the what, the how, and — when the creator provides it — the why. - **Specific**: Include exact values, plugin names, parameter settings, frequency ranges, time values, ratios, and signal routing when the creator mentions them. \\\"Uses compression\\\" is worthless. \\\"Uses a compressor with fast attack (0.5ms), medium release (80ms), 4:1 ratio, hitting about 3-6dB of gain reduction\\\" is useful. - **Preserving the creator's voice**: When the creator uses a vivid phrase to explain something, capture that phrasing. If they say \\\"it smears the snap into mush,\\\" that exact language is more memorable and useful than a clinical paraphrase. Use quotation marks for direct creator quotes within the summary. - **Self-contained**: Each summary should make sense on its own, without needing to read other moments. Include enough context that a reader understands what problem this technique solves. Bad summary: \\\"The creator shows how to make a snare sound.\\\" Good summary: \\\"Builds snares as three independent layers: a transient click (short noise burst, 2-5ms decay from Vital's noise oscillator), a tonal body (pitched sine or triangle wave around 200Hz tuned to the track's key), and a noise tail (filtered white noise with fast exponential decay). Each layer is shaped with a transient shaper independently before any bus processing — he uses Kilohearts Transient Shaper with attack boosted +4 to +6dB and sustain pulled back -6 to -8dB, specifically choosing a transient shaper over compression because 'compression adds sustain as a side effect while a transient shaper give\"\nHint: Investigate text_visible (expected \"User Prompt\", got \"Chrysopedia Home Topics Creators Admin ▾ Pipeline Management 37 videos 1 worker online 1 active · pool 1 ↻ Refresh 10 Day 4 - Mixing - Part 2.mp4 Chee extracted 17 events 102.0k tokens Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▶ Trigger ■ Revoke ID: 3195c90e… Created: Mar 30, 04:53:24 PM Updated: Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 17 events Head Tail ↻ Refresh ✓ stage3_extraction complete Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 🤖 stage3_extraction llm_call fyn-llm-agent-think 5.3k tok Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▸ Show payload LLM DEBUG ↓ JSON ▾ System Prompt Copy You are a music production knowledge extractor. Your task is to identify and extract key moments of genuine educational value from a topic segment of a tutorial transcript. ## What counts as a key moment A key moment is a discrete piece of knowledge that a music producer could act on — a technique they could apply, a setting they could try, a reasoning framework they could adopt, or a workflow pattern they could implement. **Extract when the creator is TEACHING:** - Explaining a technique and why it works (\\\"I layer three elements for my snares because...\\\") - Walking through specific settings with intent (\\\"I set the attack to 5ms here because anything longer smears the transient\\\") - Sharing reasoning or philosophy behind a creative choice (\\\"I always check my snare against the lead bus, not soloed, because the 2-4kHz range is where they fight\\\") - Demonstrating a workflow pattern and explaining its benefits (\\\"I gain-stage every channel to -18dBFS before I start mixing because plugins behave differently at different input levels\\\") - Warning against common mistakes (\\\"Don't use OTT on your transients — it smears them into mush\\\") **SKIP when the creator is merely DOING:** - Silently adjusting a knob or clicking through menus without explanation - Briefly mentioning a plugin or tool without teaching anything about it (\\\"let me open up my EQ real quick\\\") - Casual opinions without substance (\\\"yeah this sounds cool\\\") - Reading chat, greeting viewers, off-topic banter, personal anecdotes unrelated to production - Repeating the same point already captured in a previous moment from this segment ## Quality standard for summaries The summary is the single most important field. It becomes the prose content of the final technique page that users will read. Write summaries that are: - **Actionable**: A producer reading this should be able to understand and attempt the technique without watching the video. Include the what, the how, and — when the creator provides it — the why. - **Specific**: Include exact values, plugin names, parameter settings, frequency ranges, time values, ratios, and signal routing when the creator mentions them. \\\"Uses compression\\\" is worthless. \\\"Uses a compressor with fast attack (0.5ms), medium release (80ms), 4:1 ratio, hitting about 3-6dB of gain reduction\\\" is useful. - **Preserving the creator's voice**: When the creator uses a vivid phrase to explain something, capture that phrasing. If they say \\\"it smears the snap into mush,\\\" that exact language is more memorable and useful than a clinical paraphrase. Use quotation marks for direct creator quotes within the summary. - **Self-contained**: Each summary should make sense on its own, without needing to read other moments. Include enough context that a reader understands what problem this technique solves. Bad summary: \\\"The creator shows how to make a snare sound.\\\" Good summary: \\\"Builds snares as three independent layers: a transient click (short noise burst, 2-5ms decay from Vital's noise oscillator), a tonal body (pitched sine or triangle wave around 200Hz tuned to the track's key), and a noise tail (filtered white noise with fast exponential decay). Each layer is shaped with a transient shaper independently before any bus processing — he uses Kilohearts Transient Shaper with attack boosted +4 to +6dB and sustain pulled back -6 to -8dB, specifically choosing a transient shaper over compression because 'compression adds sustain as a side effect while a transient shaper give\")"}],"details":{"verified":false,"checks":[{"name":"selector_visible","passed":true,"actual":true,"expected":true,"selector":".debug-viewer"},{"name":"text_visible","passed":true,"actual":"Chrysopedia Home Topics Creators Admin ▾ Pipeline Management 37 videos 1 worker online 1 active · pool 1 ↻ Refresh 10 Day 4 - Mixing - Part 2.mp4 Chee extracted 17 events 102.0k tokens Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▶ Trigger ■ Revoke ID: 3195c90e… Created: Mar 30, 04:53:24 PM Updated: Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 17 events Head Tail ↻ Refresh ✓ stage3_extraction complete Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 🤖 stage3_extraction llm_call fyn-llm-agent-think 5.3k tok Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▸ Show payload LLM DEBUG ↓ JSON ▾ System Prompt Copy You are a music production knowledge extractor. Your task is to identify and extract key moments of genuine educational value from a topic segment of a tutorial transcript. ## What counts as a key moment A key moment is a discrete piece of knowledge that a music producer could act on — a technique they could apply, a setting they could try, a reasoning framework they could adopt, or a workflow pattern they could implement. **Extract when the creator is TEACHING:** - Explaining a technique and why it works (\"I layer three elements for my snares because...\") - Walking through specific settings with intent (\"I set the attack to 5ms here because anything longer smears the transient\") - Sharing reasoning or philosophy behind a creative choice (\"I always check my snare against the lead bus, not soloed, because the 2-4kHz range is where they fight\") - Demonstrating a workflow pattern and explaining its benefits (\"I gain-stage every channel to -18dBFS before I start mixing because plugins behave differently at different input levels\") - Warning against common mistakes (\"Don't use OTT on your transients — it smears them into mush\") **SKIP when the creator is merely DOING:** - Silently adjusting a knob or clicking through menus without explanation - Briefly mentioning a plugin or tool without teaching anything about it (\"let me open up my EQ real quick\") - Casual opinions without substance (\"yeah this sounds cool\") - Reading chat, greeting viewers, off-topic banter, personal anecdotes unrelated to production - Repeating the same point already captured in a previous moment from this segment ## Quality standard for summaries The summary is the single most important field. It becomes the prose content of the final technique page that users will read. Write summaries that are: - **Actionable**: A producer reading this should be able to understand and attempt the technique without watching the video. Include the what, the how, and — when the creator provides it — the why. - **Specific**: Include exact values, plugin names, parameter settings, frequency ranges, time values, ratios, and signal routing when the creator mentions them. \"Uses compression\" is worthless. \"Uses a compressor with fast attack (0.5ms), medium release (80ms), 4:1 ratio, hitting about 3-6dB of gain reduction\" is useful. - **Preserving the creator's voice**: When the creator uses a vivid phrase to explain something, capture that phrasing. If they say \"it smears the snap into mush,\" that exact language is more memorable and useful than a clinical paraphrase. Use quotation marks for direct creator quotes within the summary. - **Self-contained**: Each summary should make sense on its own, without needing to read other moments. Include enough context that a reader understands what problem this technique solves. Bad summary: \"The creator shows how to make a snare sound.\" Good summary: \"Builds snares as three independent layers: a transient click (short noise burst, 2-5ms decay from Vital's noise oscillator), a tonal body (pitched sine or triangle wave around 200Hz tuned to the track's key), and a noise tail (filtered white noise with fast exponential decay). Each layer is shaped with a transient shaper independently before any bus processing — he uses Kilohearts Transient Shaper with attack boosted +4 to +6dB and sustain pulled back -6 to -8dB, specifically choosing a transient shaper over compression because 'compression adds sustain as a side effect while a transient shaper give","expected":"LLM Debug","text":"LLM Debug"},{"name":"text_visible","passed":true,"actual":"Chrysopedia Home Topics Creators Admin ▾ Pipeline Management 37 videos 1 worker online 1 active · pool 1 ↻ Refresh 10 Day 4 - Mixing - Part 2.mp4 Chee extracted 17 events 102.0k tokens Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▶ Trigger ■ Revoke ID: 3195c90e… Created: Mar 30, 04:53:24 PM Updated: Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 17 events Head Tail ↻ Refresh ✓ stage3_extraction complete Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 🤖 stage3_extraction llm_call fyn-llm-agent-think 5.3k tok Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▸ Show payload LLM DEBUG ↓ JSON ▾ System Prompt Copy You are a music production knowledge extractor. Your task is to identify and extract key moments of genuine educational value from a topic segment of a tutorial transcript. ## What counts as a key moment A key moment is a discrete piece of knowledge that a music producer could act on — a technique they could apply, a setting they could try, a reasoning framework they could adopt, or a workflow pattern they could implement. **Extract when the creator is TEACHING:** - Explaining a technique and why it works (\"I layer three elements for my snares because...\") - Walking through specific settings with intent (\"I set the attack to 5ms here because anything longer smears the transient\") - Sharing reasoning or philosophy behind a creative choice (\"I always check my snare against the lead bus, not soloed, because the 2-4kHz range is where they fight\") - Demonstrating a workflow pattern and explaining its benefits (\"I gain-stage every channel to -18dBFS before I start mixing because plugins behave differently at different input levels\") - Warning against common mistakes (\"Don't use OTT on your transients — it smears them into mush\") **SKIP when the creator is merely DOING:** - Silently adjusting a knob or clicking through menus without explanation - Briefly mentioning a plugin or tool without teaching anything about it (\"let me open up my EQ real quick\") - Casual opinions without substance (\"yeah this sounds cool\") - Reading chat, greeting viewers, off-topic banter, personal anecdotes unrelated to production - Repeating the same point already captured in a previous moment from this segment ## Quality standard for summaries The summary is the single most important field. It becomes the prose content of the final technique page that users will read. Write summaries that are: - **Actionable**: A producer reading this should be able to understand and attempt the technique without watching the video. Include the what, the how, and — when the creator provides it — the why. - **Specific**: Include exact values, plugin names, parameter settings, frequency ranges, time values, ratios, and signal routing when the creator mentions them. \"Uses compression\" is worthless. \"Uses a compressor with fast attack (0.5ms), medium release (80ms), 4:1 ratio, hitting about 3-6dB of gain reduction\" is useful. - **Preserving the creator's voice**: When the creator uses a vivid phrase to explain something, capture that phrasing. If they say \"it smears the snap into mush,\" that exact language is more memorable and useful than a clinical paraphrase. Use quotation marks for direct creator quotes within the summary. - **Self-contained**: Each summary should make sense on its own, without needing to read other moments. Include enough context that a reader understands what problem this technique solves. Bad summary: \"The creator shows how to make a snare sound.\" Good summary: \"Builds snares as three independent layers: a transient click (short noise burst, 2-5ms decay from Vital's noise oscillator), a tonal body (pitched sine or triangle wave around 200Hz tuned to the track's key), and a noise tail (filtered white noise with fast exponential decay). Each layer is shaped with a transient shaper independently before any bus processing — he uses Kilohearts Transient Shaper with attack boosted +4 to +6dB and sustain pulled back -6 to -8dB, specifically choosing a transient shaper over compression because 'compression adds sustain as a side effect while a transient shaper give","expected":"System Prompt","text":"System Prompt"},{"name":"text_visible","passed":false,"actual":"Chrysopedia Home Topics Creators Admin ▾ Pipeline Management 37 videos 1 worker online 1 active · pool 1 ↻ Refresh 10 Day 4 - Mixing - Part 2.mp4 Chee extracted 17 events 102.0k tokens Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▶ Trigger ■ Revoke ID: 3195c90e… Created: Mar 30, 04:53:24 PM Updated: Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 17 events Head Tail ↻ Refresh ✓ stage3_extraction complete Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 🤖 stage3_extraction llm_call fyn-llm-agent-think 5.3k tok Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▸ Show payload LLM DEBUG ↓ JSON ▾ System Prompt Copy You are a music production knowledge extractor. Your task is to identify and extract key moments of genuine educational value from a topic segment of a tutorial transcript. ## What counts as a key moment A key moment is a discrete piece of knowledge that a music producer could act on — a technique they could apply, a setting they could try, a reasoning framework they could adopt, or a workflow pattern they could implement. **Extract when the creator is TEACHING:** - Explaining a technique and why it works (\"I layer three elements for my snares because...\") - Walking through specific settings with intent (\"I set the attack to 5ms here because anything longer smears the transient\") - Sharing reasoning or philosophy behind a creative choice (\"I always check my snare against the lead bus, not soloed, because the 2-4kHz range is where they fight\") - Demonstrating a workflow pattern and explaining its benefits (\"I gain-stage every channel to -18dBFS before I start mixing because plugins behave differently at different input levels\") - Warning against common mistakes (\"Don't use OTT on your transients — it smears them into mush\") **SKIP when the creator is merely DOING:** - Silently adjusting a knob or clicking through menus without explanation - Briefly mentioning a plugin or tool without teaching anything about it (\"let me open up my EQ real quick\") - Casual opinions without substance (\"yeah this sounds cool\") - Reading chat, greeting viewers, off-topic banter, personal anecdotes unrelated to production - Repeating the same point already captured in a previous moment from this segment ## Quality standard for summaries The summary is the single most important field. It becomes the prose content of the final technique page that users will read. Write summaries that are: - **Actionable**: A producer reading this should be able to understand and attempt the technique without watching the video. Include the what, the how, and — when the creator provides it — the why. - **Specific**: Include exact values, plugin names, parameter settings, frequency ranges, time values, ratios, and signal routing when the creator mentions them. \"Uses compression\" is worthless. \"Uses a compressor with fast attack (0.5ms), medium release (80ms), 4:1 ratio, hitting about 3-6dB of gain reduction\" is useful. - **Preserving the creator's voice**: When the creator uses a vivid phrase to explain something, capture that phrasing. If they say \"it smears the snap into mush,\" that exact language is more memorable and useful than a clinical paraphrase. Use quotation marks for direct creator quotes within the summary. - **Self-contained**: Each summary should make sense on its own, without needing to read other moments. Include enough context that a reader understands what problem this technique solves. Bad summary: \"The creator shows how to make a snare sound.\" Good summary: \"Builds snares as three independent layers: a transient click (short noise burst, 2-5ms decay from Vital's noise oscillator), a tonal body (pitched sine or triangle wave around 200Hz tuned to the track's key), and a noise tail (filtered white noise with fast exponential decay). Each layer is shaped with a transient shaper independently before any bus processing — he uses Kilohearts Transient Shaper with attack boosted +4 to +6dB and sustain pulled back -6 to -8dB, specifically choosing a transient shaper over compression because 'compression adds sustain as a side effect while a transient shaper give","expected":"User Prompt","text":"User Prompt"},{"name":"text_visible","passed":false,"actual":"Chrysopedia Home Topics Creators Admin ▾ Pipeline Management 37 videos 1 worker online 1 active · pool 1 ↻ Refresh 10 Day 4 - Mixing - Part 2.mp4 Chee extracted 17 events 102.0k tokens Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▶ Trigger ■ Revoke ID: 3195c90e… Created: Mar 30, 04:53:24 PM Updated: Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 17 events Head Tail ↻ Refresh ✓ stage3_extraction complete Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 🤖 stage3_extraction llm_call fyn-llm-agent-think 5.3k tok Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▸ Show payload LLM DEBUG ↓ JSON ▾ System Prompt Copy You are a music production knowledge extractor. Your task is to identify and extract key moments of genuine educational value from a topic segment of a tutorial transcript. ## What counts as a key moment A key moment is a discrete piece of knowledge that a music producer could act on — a technique they could apply, a setting they could try, a reasoning framework they could adopt, or a workflow pattern they could implement. **Extract when the creator is TEACHING:** - Explaining a technique and why it works (\"I layer three elements for my snares because...\") - Walking through specific settings with intent (\"I set the attack to 5ms here because anything longer smears the transient\") - Sharing reasoning or philosophy behind a creative choice (\"I always check my snare against the lead bus, not soloed, because the 2-4kHz range is where they fight\") - Demonstrating a workflow pattern and explaining its benefits (\"I gain-stage every channel to -18dBFS before I start mixing because plugins behave differently at different input levels\") - Warning against common mistakes (\"Don't use OTT on your transients — it smears them into mush\") **SKIP when the creator is merely DOING:** - Silently adjusting a knob or clicking through menus without explanation - Briefly mentioning a plugin or tool without teaching anything about it (\"let me open up my EQ real quick\") - Casual opinions without substance (\"yeah this sounds cool\") - Reading chat, greeting viewers, off-topic banter, personal anecdotes unrelated to production - Repeating the same point already captured in a previous moment from this segment ## Quality standard for summaries The summary is the single most important field. It becomes the prose content of the final technique page that users will read. Write summaries that are: - **Actionable**: A producer reading this should be able to understand and attempt the technique without watching the video. Include the what, the how, and — when the creator provides it — the why. - **Specific**: Include exact values, plugin names, parameter settings, frequency ranges, time values, ratios, and signal routing when the creator mentions them. \"Uses compression\" is worthless. \"Uses a compressor with fast attack (0.5ms), medium release (80ms), 4:1 ratio, hitting about 3-6dB of gain reduction\" is useful. - **Preserving the creator's voice**: When the creator uses a vivid phrase to explain something, capture that phrasing. If they say \"it smears the snap into mush,\" that exact language is more memorable and useful than a clinical paraphrase. Use quotation marks for direct creator quotes within the summary. - **Self-contained**: Each summary should make sense on its own, without needing to read other moments. Include enough context that a reader understands what problem this technique solves. Bad summary: \"The creator shows how to make a snare sound.\" Good summary: \"Builds snares as three independent layers: a transient click (short noise burst, 2-5ms decay from Vital's noise oscillator), a tonal body (pitched sine or triangle wave around 200Hz tuned to the track's key), and a noise tail (filtered white noise with fast exponential decay). Each layer is shaped with a transient shaper independently before any bus processing — he uses Kilohearts Transient Shaper with attack boosted +4 to +6dB and sustain pulled back -6 to -8dB, specifically choosing a transient shaper over compression because 'compression adds sustain as a side effect while a transient shaper give","expected":"Response","text":"Response"},{"name":"selector_visible","passed":true,"actual":true,"expected":true,"selector":".debug-viewer__header"},{"name":"text_visible","passed":true,"actual":"Chrysopedia Home Topics Creators Admin ▾ Pipeline Management 37 videos 1 worker online 1 active · pool 1 ↻ Refresh 10 Day 4 - Mixing - Part 2.mp4 Chee extracted 17 events 102.0k tokens Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▶ Trigger ■ Revoke ID: 3195c90e… Created: Mar 30, 04:53:24 PM Updated: Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 17 events Head Tail ↻ Refresh ✓ stage3_extraction complete Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 🤖 stage3_extraction llm_call fyn-llm-agent-think 5.3k tok Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▸ Show payload LLM DEBUG ↓ JSON ▾ System Prompt Copy You are a music production knowledge extractor. Your task is to identify and extract key moments of genuine educational value from a topic segment of a tutorial transcript. ## What counts as a key moment A key moment is a discrete piece of knowledge that a music producer could act on — a technique they could apply, a setting they could try, a reasoning framework they could adopt, or a workflow pattern they could implement. **Extract when the creator is TEACHING:** - Explaining a technique and why it works (\"I layer three elements for my snares because...\") - Walking through specific settings with intent (\"I set the attack to 5ms here because anything longer smears the transient\") - Sharing reasoning or philosophy behind a creative choice (\"I always check my snare against the lead bus, not soloed, because the 2-4kHz range is where they fight\") - Demonstrating a workflow pattern and explaining its benefits (\"I gain-stage every channel to -18dBFS before I start mixing because plugins behave differently at different input levels\") - Warning against common mistakes (\"Don't use OTT on your transients — it smears them into mush\") **SKIP when the creator is merely DOING:** - Silently adjusting a knob or clicking through menus without explanation - Briefly mentioning a plugin or tool without teaching anything about it (\"let me open up my EQ real quick\") - Casual opinions without substance (\"yeah this sounds cool\") - Reading chat, greeting viewers, off-topic banter, personal anecdotes unrelated to production - Repeating the same point already captured in a previous moment from this segment ## Quality standard for summaries The summary is the single most important field. It becomes the prose content of the final technique page that users will read. Write summaries that are: - **Actionable**: A producer reading this should be able to understand and attempt the technique without watching the video. Include the what, the how, and — when the creator provides it — the why. - **Specific**: Include exact values, plugin names, parameter settings, frequency ranges, time values, ratios, and signal routing when the creator mentions them. \"Uses compression\" is worthless. \"Uses a compressor with fast attack (0.5ms), medium release (80ms), 4:1 ratio, hitting about 3-6dB of gain reduction\" is useful. - **Preserving the creator's voice**: When the creator uses a vivid phrase to explain something, capture that phrasing. If they say \"it smears the snap into mush,\" that exact language is more memorable and useful than a clinical paraphrase. Use quotation marks for direct creator quotes within the summary. - **Self-contained**: Each summary should make sense on its own, without needing to read other moments. Include enough context that a reader understands what problem this technique solves. Bad summary: \"The creator shows how to make a snare sound.\" Good summary: \"Builds snares as three independent layers: a transient click (short noise burst, 2-5ms decay from Vital's noise oscillator), a tonal body (pitched sine or triangle wave around 200Hz tuned to the track's key), and a noise tail (filtered white noise with fast exponential decay). Each layer is shaped with a transient shaper independently before any bus processing — he uses Kilohearts Transient Shaper with attack boosted +4 to +6dB and sustain pulled back -6 to -8dB, specifically choosing a transient shaper over compression because 'compression adds sustain as a side effect while a transient shaper give","expected":"JSON","text":"JSON"},{"name":"text_visible","passed":true,"actual":"Chrysopedia Home Topics Creators Admin ▾ Pipeline Management 37 videos 1 worker online 1 active · pool 1 ↻ Refresh 10 Day 4 - Mixing - Part 2.mp4 Chee extracted 17 events 102.0k tokens Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▶ Trigger ■ Revoke ID: 3195c90e… Created: Mar 30, 04:53:24 PM Updated: Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 17 events Head Tail ↻ Refresh ✓ stage3_extraction complete Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 🤖 stage3_extraction llm_call fyn-llm-agent-think 5.3k tok Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▸ Show payload LLM DEBUG ↓ JSON ▾ System Prompt Copy You are a music production knowledge extractor. Your task is to identify and extract key moments of genuine educational value from a topic segment of a tutorial transcript. ## What counts as a key moment A key moment is a discrete piece of knowledge that a music producer could act on — a technique they could apply, a setting they could try, a reasoning framework they could adopt, or a workflow pattern they could implement. **Extract when the creator is TEACHING:** - Explaining a technique and why it works (\"I layer three elements for my snares because...\") - Walking through specific settings with intent (\"I set the attack to 5ms here because anything longer smears the transient\") - Sharing reasoning or philosophy behind a creative choice (\"I always check my snare against the lead bus, not soloed, because the 2-4kHz range is where they fight\") - Demonstrating a workflow pattern and explaining its benefits (\"I gain-stage every channel to -18dBFS before I start mixing because plugins behave differently at different input levels\") - Warning against common mistakes (\"Don't use OTT on your transients — it smears them into mush\") **SKIP when the creator is merely DOING:** - Silently adjusting a knob or clicking through menus without explanation - Briefly mentioning a plugin or tool without teaching anything about it (\"let me open up my EQ real quick\") - Casual opinions without substance (\"yeah this sounds cool\") - Reading chat, greeting viewers, off-topic banter, personal anecdotes unrelated to production - Repeating the same point already captured in a previous moment from this segment ## Quality standard for summaries The summary is the single most important field. It becomes the prose content of the final technique page that users will read. Write summaries that are: - **Actionable**: A producer reading this should be able to understand and attempt the technique without watching the video. Include the what, the how, and — when the creator provides it — the why. - **Specific**: Include exact values, plugin names, parameter settings, frequency ranges, time values, ratios, and signal routing when the creator mentions them. \"Uses compression\" is worthless. \"Uses a compressor with fast attack (0.5ms), medium release (80ms), 4:1 ratio, hitting about 3-6dB of gain reduction\" is useful. - **Preserving the creator's voice**: When the creator uses a vivid phrase to explain something, capture that phrasing. If they say \"it smears the snap into mush,\" that exact language is more memorable and useful than a clinical paraphrase. Use quotation marks for direct creator quotes within the summary. - **Self-contained**: Each summary should make sense on its own, without needing to read other moments. Include enough context that a reader understands what problem this technique solves. Bad summary: \"The creator shows how to make a snare sound.\" Good summary: \"Builds snares as three independent layers: a transient click (short noise burst, 2-5ms decay from Vital's noise oscillator), a tonal body (pitched sine or triangle wave around 200Hz tuned to the track's key), and a noise tail (filtered white noise with fast exponential decay). Each layer is shaped with a transient shaper independently before any bus processing — he uses Kilohearts Transient Shaper with attack boosted +4 to +6dB and sustain pulled back -6 to -8dB, specifically choosing a transient shaper over compression because 'compression adds sustain as a side effect while a transient shaper give","expected":"Copy","text":"Copy"}],"summary":"FAIL (2/8 checks failed)","agentHint":"Investigate text_visible (expected \"User Prompt\", got \"Chrysopedia Home Topics Creators Admin ▾ Pipeline Management 37 videos 1 worker online 1 active · pool 1 ↻ Refresh 10 Day 4 - Mixing - Part 2.mp4 Chee extracted 17 events 102.0k tokens Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▶ Trigger ■ Revoke ID: 3195c90e… Created: Mar 30, 04:53:24 PM Updated: Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 17 events Head Tail ↻ Refresh ✓ stage3_extraction complete Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM 🤖 stage3_extraction llm_call fyn-llm-agent-think 5.3k tok Mar 30, 06:59:34 PM ▸ Show payload LLM DEBUG ↓ JSON ▾ System Prompt Copy You are a music production knowledge extractor. Your task is to identify and extract key moments of genuine educational value from a topic segment of a tutorial transcript. ## What counts as a key moment A key moment is a discrete piece of knowledge that a music producer could act on — a technique they could apply, a setting they could try, a reasoning framework they could adopt, or a workflow pattern they could implement. **Extract when the creator is TEACHING:** - Explaining a technique and why it works (\\\"I layer three elements for my snares because...\\\") - Walking through specific settings with intent (\\\"I set the attack to 5ms here because anything longer smears the transient\\\") - Sharing reasoning or philosophy behind a creative choice (\\\"I always check my snare against the lead bus, not soloed, because the 2-4kHz range is where they fight\\\") - Demonstrating a workflow pattern and explaining its benefits (\\\"I gain-stage every channel to -18dBFS before I start mixing because plugins behave differently at different input levels\\\") - Warning against common mistakes (\\\"Don't use OTT on your transients — it smears them into mush\\\") **SKIP when the creator is merely DOING:** - Silently adjusting a knob or clicking through menus without explanation - Briefly mentioning a plugin or tool without teaching anything about it (\\\"let me open up my EQ real quick\\\") - Casual opinions without substance (\\\"yeah this sounds cool\\\") - Reading chat, greeting viewers, off-topic banter, personal anecdotes unrelated to production - Repeating the same point already captured in a previous moment from this segment ## Quality standard for summaries The summary is the single most important field. It becomes the prose content of the final technique page that users will read. Write summaries that are: - **Actionable**: A producer reading this should be able to understand and attempt the technique without watching the video. Include the what, the how, and — when the creator provides it — the why. - **Specific**: Include exact values, plugin names, parameter settings, frequency ranges, time values, ratios, and signal routing when the creator mentions them. \\\"Uses compression\\\" is worthless. \\\"Uses a compressor with fast attack (0.5ms), medium release (80ms), 4:1 ratio, hitting about 3-6dB of gain reduction\\\" is useful. - **Preserving the creator's voice**: When the creator uses a vivid phrase to explain something, capture that phrasing. If they say \\\"it smears the snap into mush,\\\" that exact language is more memorable and useful than a clinical paraphrase. Use quotation marks for direct creator quotes within the summary. - **Self-contained**: Each summary should make sense on its own, without needing to read other moments. Include enough context that a reader understands what problem this technique solves. Bad summary: \\\"The creator shows how to make a snare sound.\\\" Good summary: \\\"Builds snares as three independent layers: a transient click (short noise burst, 2-5ms decay from Vital's noise oscillator), a tonal body (pitched sine or triangle wave around 200Hz tuned to the track's key), and a noise tail (filtered white noise with fast exponential decay). Each layer is shaped with a transient shaper independently before any bus processing — he uses Kilohearts Transient Shaper with attack boosted +4 to +6dB and sustain pulled back -6 to -8dB, specifically choosing a transient shaper over compression because 'compression adds sustain as a side effect while a transient shaper give\")","url":"http://ub01:8096/admin/pipeline","title":"Chrysopedia"},"isError":false,"timestamp":1774897753657}}
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