Broadcast

In plain words: App: Broadcast (publishing)

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Broadcast turns sourced claims into an article or video: evidence ledger, canonical script, picture sound, timeline edit and render, ending in a local publication candidate. Releasing it is a separate step.

Why read it: Read before working on article or video production, fact-tracking, editing or publishing features.
  1. 1Every claim stays linked to its frozen sources.
  2. 2A local candidate can be a complete result; publishing needs a separate, approved release.
  3. 3Visuals, music and dialogue stay owned by Atelier, Riffmaw and Language Edition.

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In this section 6 pages

Sources Broadcast: sources and claims How Broadcast freezes evidence as snapshots and builds a claim ledger linking each factual claim to supporting spans, confidence and dependent content. open → Script Broadcast: canonical script How Broadcast owns the canonical article, narration, titles and caption words built from claim revisions, and how they feed language editions. open → Picture-Bound Sound Broadcast: picture-bound sound How Broadcast designs sound tied to exact picture: effects, foley, room tone and ambience judged against a locked cut, including sound returned by video models. open → Edit Broadcast: timeline editing How Broadcast admits visual, music, language and sound bundles by exact digest and arranges them in one revisioned timeline, with review and bounded repairs. open → Render Broadcast: reproducible render How Broadcast renders a reproducible, accessible local candidate by pinning every input and setting, then probing the output. open → Release Broadcast: publishing and corrections How Broadcast publishes a candidate to an external destination as a separate approved effect, and later issues corrections or takedowns. open →
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A polished video can make a weak claim feel certain. Broadcast keeps the source words and evidence visible while an editor turns them into an article, narration, captions, picture sound, and a final cut. The useful finish is a publication candidate that can be approved, corrected, or refused before it leaves the machine.

The work

Begin with the sentence you want an audience to believe. Sources binds its claims to frozen spans; Script establishes the canonical words, preserving uncertainty and attribution as the story takes shape.

In Edit, independently owned assets meet in an explicit timeline. Picture-Bound Sound gives the exact locked picture and timebase its effects, foley, room tone, and ambience. The cut decides how these contributions meet; their source owners remain visible within it.

Render makes reproducible, accessible bytes. That local candidate can be a complete result. When an editor chooses to put it before an external audience, Release handles the separate consequence and any later correction.

The local candidate

broadcast.studio revision 4 publishes broadcast.build_local_package@3. Frozen sources, editorial brief, target profile, and admitted visual, music, timed-language, and picture-sound assets can become EditorialPackage@2 and PublicationCandidate@2. A publication receipt exists only after a separate release effect.

Broadcast owns source words/claims, picture sound, editorial judgment, and destination receipts. Atelier retains visual/VFX lineage; Riffmaw music; Language Edition timed-language editions. A delivery adapter cannot inherit editorial judgment. Unattended publication, engagement farming, borrowed asset authority, and unreviewed egress remain outside this application.

Revision continuity

Earlier designs and their exact successors

Revision 4 supersedes revision 3, advancing the principal PatternWorkflow to broadcast.build_local_package@3 and picture sound to broadcast.design_picture_sound@2. It returns EditorialPackage@2/PublicationCandidate@2, reviews and repairs through broadcast.review_package@2/broadcast.revise_from_correction@2, and uses only @2 publication/correction/takedown effects. Revision 3 had introduced timed-language and picture-sound handoffs via broadcast.build_local_package@2; revision 4 adds the exact @2 record family and requires picture-sound authority before model execution, followed by Broadcast's own semantic admission receipt. Retired designs were never registered or run; their meanings remain historical without executable migration.

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