A system that goes beyond simple recommendations to actively craft a hyper-personalized cinematic experience. CineSense-Agent analyzes a user's emotional state, viewing history, and real-time biometric data to generate a custom movie trailer, script, or short film tailored to their current mood and preferences.
- Emotion-Driven Content Generation: An "Emotion Agent" processes real-time user data to gauge emotional state, which then informs the creative output.
- Multi-Modal Analysis: Utilizes VideoMAE-v2 to analyze video, AudioCLIP to understand audio cues, and a vision model to track facial expressions and gaze for a comprehensive understanding of user engagement.
- AI-Powered Creative Synthesis: A "Creative Agent" uses a large language model like Llama-3 for scriptwriting, while a "Synthesis Agent" combines video and audio generation models to produce the final, bespoke output.
- Semantic Cinematic Retrieval: Creates a vector space of cinematic concepts and styles, allowing the system to intelligently retrieve and combine elements from a vast library of films.
- Real-time Processing: The core backend, built with Rust, ensures low-latency, real-time processing of multi-modal inputs, facilitated by tRPC for efficient communication.
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Language: Rust
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Why: Used for the
core-engineto handle high-frequency data streams (biometrics/video) with zero-cost abstractions and memory safety. -
Computer Vision: OpenCV (Rust Bindings)
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Why: Real-time frame capture, normalization, and pre-processing before sending data to AI models.
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Concurrency: Tokio
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Why: Asynchronous runtime to manage multi-modal input channels without blocking the execution thread.
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Language: Python 3.10+
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Video Analysis: VideoMAE-v2
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Why: A state-of-the-art masked autoencoder that excels at understanding temporal actions and micro-expressions.
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Audio Analysis: AudioCLIP
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Why: Multi-modal version of CLIP that understands the relationship between audio frequencies and concepts/emotions.
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Creative Logic: Llama-3 (8B or 70B)
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Why: Advanced reasoning capabilities for translating emotion vectors into structured cinematic screenplays.
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Model Serving: FastAPI + Uvicorn
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Why: Provides a high-performance bridge for the Rust engine to "talk" to the Python models via local POST requests.
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Framework: Node.js & Express
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Communication: tRPC
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Why: Provides end-to-end type safety between the backend and frontend. It eliminates the need for manual API documentation and prevents runtime errors.
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Validation: Zod
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Why: Strict schema validation for all data moving between the user and the agents.
- Database: MongoDB Atlas
- Vector Engine: Atlas Vector Search
- Why: Allows for "Semantic Cinematic Retrieval." We store cinematic styles as high-dimensional vectors and retrieve them using cosine similarity based on the user's emotion.
- Framework: Next.js 14+ (App Router)
- Language: TypeScript
- Styling: Tailwind CSS
- Icons & UI: Lucide React & Framer Motion
- Why: Used to animate the real-time "Emotion Heatmaps" and the smooth transition of generated scripts.
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Containerization: Docker & Docker Compose
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Why: Manages the complex environment requirements (CUDA for Python, OpenCV for Rust, and Node packages) in a single command.
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Hardware Acceleration: NVIDIA Container Toolkit
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Why: Enables the Docker containers to access your local GPU for real-time AI inference.
- Rust
- Python 3.10+
- Node.js (for a potential front-end)
- Access to the Llama-3 API
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/saadsalmanakram/CineSense-Agent.git cd CineSense-Agent - Set up the Rust backend:
cargo build --release
- Set up the Python environment:
# Install required Python libraries pip install -r requirements.txt
Create a .env file to store your API keys and configuration variables for models like Llama-3.
LLAMA_API_KEY=your_llama3_api_keyTo start the CineSense-Agent, run the main executable and provide it with user input, such as biometric data streams or viewing history.
./target/release/cinesense-agent --user-data-stream-path /path/to/data.jsonTo wrap everything up, here is the finalized, comprehensive directory structure for CineSense-Agent. This structure organizes your multi-language stack (Rust, Python, TypeScript) into a clean, modular monorepo that is ready for Docker orchestration.
CineSense-Agent/
βββ apps/
β βββ web/ # Next.js (Frontend)
β β βββ src/
β β β βββ components/ # UI: Dashboard, VideoPlayer, EmotionChart
β β β βββ hooks/ # Custom hooks for tRPC and WebSockets
β β β βββ utils/ # tRPC client configuration
β β β βββ app/ # App Router (Pages & Layouts)
β β βββ tailwind.config.ts
β β βββ package.json
β β
β βββ server/ # Node.js/Express (Orchestrator)
β βββ src/
β β βββ trpc/ # Router definitions & Procedures
β β βββ services/ # Llama-3 API & Vector Search logic
β β βββ models/ # MongoDB Mongoose schemas
β β βββ index.ts # Entry point
β βββ tsconfig.json
β βββ package.json
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βββ core-engine/ # Rust (Data Processing)
β βββ src/
β β βββ main.rs # OpenCV loop & Buffer streaming
β β βββ emotion_agent/ # Biometric normalization logic
β β βββ fusion/ # Perceiver IO data prep
β βββ Cargo.toml
β βββ Cargo.lock
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βββ models/ # Python (AI Inference)
β βββ video_mae/ # VideoMAE-v2 weights & logic
β βββ audioclip/ # AudioCLIP weights & logic
β βββ inference_server.py # FastAPI server (the bridge)
β βββ requirements.txt # AI dependencies
β βββ Dockerfile # GPU-enabled container config
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βββ scripts/ # Utility scripts for data seeding
β βββ seed_concepts.ts # Script to upload movie vectors to MongoDB
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βββ .env # API keys & DB URIs
βββ docker-compose.yml # Full system orchestration
βββ README.md # Project documentation