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A dark VibeChopper DATA Remediation command center turning user feedback into tracked repair jobs.
Developer Notes16 min read

DATA Remediation: Turning User Incidents Into Agent-Trackable Jobs

DATA Remediation is VibeChopper's incident-to-repair pipeline. A user's bug report, feedback item, comment, or voice feedback session becomes a durable job with source context, dedupe, status, allowed file scope, agent events, check results, publish results, and notifications. The goal is not to make production incidents feel magical. The goal is to make them trackable enough for agents, admins, users, and future automation to agree on what is happening.

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A dark VibeChopper operations room showing headless remediation workers moving jobs into a public progress tracker.
Developer Notes15 min read

Headless Remediation Workers and Public Progress Tracking

VibeChopper's DATA Remediation workers run outside the user request that created the incident, but they do not disappear into a terminal. The worker claims a durable job, dispatches a headless dev runner, reports signed lifecycle events, records checks and verification, publishes when the repair is ready, verifies production, and feeds a public progress tracker that a submitter can refresh at any point.

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A dark VibeChopper developer console showing AI agents calling safe video editor API tools.
Developer Notes16 min read

Video Editor API Design for AI Agents

An API for AI video editing agents should expose bounded timeline tools, not raw database access or command strings. The durable design uses schemas, ownership checks, idempotency, media provenance, render artifacts, and audit trails so agents can move fast without bypassing the editor.

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