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The Getaway is an interactive narrative‑driven archive that stores videos, screenshots, transcripts, and user‑generated notes from the “Getaway” series of events. Over the past year users have reported three major pain points: missax190421alexisfawxarchivethegetaway better
| Pain Point | Impact | Desired Outcome | |------------|--------|-----------------| | Scattered content – assets are buried under generic folder names (e.g., “misc_2021”). | Users waste time locating relevant clips; drop‑off rate ↑ 18 % on deep‑dive sessions. | A semantic, tag‑driven archive that surfaces the right material instantly. | | No version history – when assets are re‑uploaded, older versions disappear. | Loss of provenance; legal/creative teams can’t audit changes. | Immutable versioning with clear diffs and roll‑back capability. | | Limited collaboration – comments are only plain text and cannot be attached to specific timestamps. | Teams cannot discuss exact moments; decisions take longer. | Rich, time‑coded annotations with threaded discussion and permission controls. |
The Archive Enhancer addresses all three issues while keeping the existing “Getaway” UI familiar to power users. Possible reasons:
a. Official studio sites
b. Archival databases
c. Quality upgrade (“better”)
“Better” could mean:
To find better versions:
| ID | Requirement | Acceptance Criteria |
|----|-------------|---------------------|
| FR‑001 | Auto‑Tag Extraction – When a new video/audio/text file is uploaded, the backend runs the Getaway‑Tagger model and stores tags. | • 95 % of uploaded assets receive at least 3 relevant tags.
• Tags appear in the UI within 30 seconds of upload.
• Users can edit or delete any auto‑tag. |
| FR‑002 | Manual Tag Management – Users can add/remove tags and see tag usage counts. | • Tag edit UI is accessible from the asset detail view.
• Tag changes are reflected in search instantly.
• Tag history is recorded. |
| FR‑003 | Version Creation – Every upload (including re‑uploads of same filename) creates a new version record. | • Asset page shows a “Versions” tab with a chronological list.
• Each version shows upload date, uploader, size, hash, and diff summary.
• “Restore” restores the selected version as the latest one. |
| FR‑004 | Diff Viewer – For video assets, display a side‑by‑side timeline with key‑frame thumbnails indicating changes. | • Clicking a version opens a modal with a timeline slider.
• Hovering a frame shows a tooltip: “Added 00:12:34 – new character appears”. |
| FR‑005 | Time‑Coded Annotations – Users can click on any point of a video/audio player and add a comment, drawing, or voice note. | • Annotation appears as a colored marker on the progress bar.
• Clicking the marker expands the annotation pane.
• Threaded replies are possible; @mentions trigger email notifications. |
| FR‑006 | Permission Model – Annotations can be public, team‑only, or private. | • Role matrix: Viewer (read‑only), Contributor (create/edit own), Moderator (edit/delete any). |
| FR‑007 | Search Engine – Global search returns assets ordered by relevance, with filters. | • Search latency ≤ 300 ms for 10 k concurrent users.
• Filters: Media type, tags, date range, version status, author.
• “Did you mean?” suggestions for misspellings. |
| FR‑008 | Export & Reporting – Users can export a list of assets with selected metadata (tags, version count). | • Export formats: CSV, JSON, PDF.
• Export respects current filter set. |
| FR‑009 | Migration – One‑click migration of existing folder hierarchy to the new schema. | • Logs every transformed object; on failure, rollback script restores original state.
• Migration time ≤ 2 hrs for 100 GB dataset. |
| Persona | Need | |---------|------| | Alex – Content Curator | Quickly find all footage of a specific character or location across seasons. | | Sam – Legal / Compliance Lead | Prove which version of a clip was used in a public release. | | Riley – Story‑Designer | Drop a note at 01:23:45 of a video to suggest a script tweak and discuss with the team. | | Jordan – New Intern | Get on‑boarding quickly; discover assets without learning cryptic folder structures. | Contributor (create/edit own)