Video
PartialVideo production through Laura. The API runs on our server; the GPU models run on a workstation.
Video is built around Laura, an AI editing system with its own tests and CI, and it is the space where video production tooling is real and in use. The production API is deployed on our server; the GPU models it depends on run on a workstation, so it is only fully available while that machine is up.
The tool surface
Laura exposes 30 tools over MCP, grouped by stage of the work.
| Group | Tools |
|---|---|
| Analysis | 4 |
| Editorial | 4 |
| Production | 7 |
| Export | 7 |
| Media | 4 |
| Vision | 2 |
| Jobs and raw access | 2 |
The Brain has eight video capabilities. They go to a single execution target in the space rather than to the Laura tools directly, and the registry describes a second, different way of executing the same intents. That duplication is unresolved.
Forecasting next door
Adjacent to video sits MiroFish, a vendored fork of an open-source multi-agent simulation: a document becomes a graph, agents simulate around it, and the result is a report or forecast. It is deployed on our own server, and the Brain has seven capabilities for it. It is licensed AGPL-3.0, not MIT.