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Library readiness shows searchable files, previews, missing index entries, failed or unavailable analysis, and unknown recording dates.
AI agents can create and refine saved selections with notes, trims and shot order through MCP, subject to their permissions and footage rights.
Camera metadata records named Log profiles and colour gamut, retaining evidence and distinguishing confirmed metadata from visual estimates.
Footage can be searched using evidence-based place recognition and camera continuity, with optional GPU acceleration and configurable analysis lanes.
Improved
Recursive folder imports show persistent scan progress, duplicate counts and errors; excluded folders stay excluded from future scans.
Files browsing includes unfinished videos, pages through the full library, and supports recording-date sorting with working thumbnail sizes and Grid, List and Log views.
MCP reports incomplete analysis, exposes chronological browsing and complete pagination, and explains how to inspect footage before selecting or exporting it.
Library data, models and previews can be kept on a separate drive while originals in watched folders are read in place.
Fixed
Interrupted or failed indexing is recorded and retried locally without repeating completed AI analysis.
Camera and Exif recording dates sort and filter consistently; folder dates no longer substitute file modification dates for missing recording metadata.
Codex-backed analysis recovers after desktop updates move its executable.
Collection edits reject invalid trims and orders, cannot change another collection's entries, and roll back failed batch additions.
Export packages retry temporary Windows file locks and preserve existing output folders.
Analysis avoids unextractable final-frame segments, preserves caption evidence and shot loudness, and keeps runnable jobs moving through resource backlogs.