Media Curator Framework Reference

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Provides a centralized command center and discovery interface for automated media library curation and high-fidelity archival workflows.

The Media Curator Quick Reference is a kernel-level skill designed to orchestrate the end-to-end lifecycle of digital media collections within the AIWG cognitive architecture. It serves as an intelligent navigation layer for complex media tasks, enabling users to perform artist discography analysis, automated source discovery via platforms like Internet Archive and YouTube, quality-based filtering, and metadata enrichment. By standardizing the 'discover-and-show' pattern, it allows developers and archivists to manage sophisticated media pipelines—from gap analysis to platform-specific exports for Plex or Jellyfin—using structured, agentic workflows.

Características Principales

01Intelligent source discovery across YouTube, Internet Archive, and Bandcamp
02Integrity verification using SHA-256 and automated gap documentation
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04Quality-scored media acquisition with yt-dlp integration patterns
05Automated discography analysis and canonical catalog planning
06Comprehensive metadata tagging and automated cover art embedding

Casos de Uso

01Automating the organization and metadata tagging of large libraries for Plex or Jellyfin
02Building high-fidelity digital music archives from fragmented online sources
03Auditing media collections for completeness and generating reports on missing items