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Mux Robots Directives: less plumbing, more automation

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Post Details
Company
Mux
Date Published
Author
Adam Brown
Word Count
1,011
Company Posts That Month
6
Language
English
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Summary

Mux Robots has introduced Directives, an orchestration layer designed to simplify the automation and scalability of AI workflows for video assets. Directives allow users to configure and attach specific workflows to video assets, automating tasks like summarizing, translating captions, and generating chapters without requiring additional infrastructure or complex coding. Users can define dependencies for each workflow, ensuring necessary resources are available or generated automatically, and manage how these dependencies are handled if they're missing. Directives can be applied to new assets via the Mux dashboard or API, with future developments planned to enhance their functionality, such as environment-level auto-attach and support for live streams. Mux encourages users to provide feedback on the new feature, which remains free to use in technical preview up to a certain limit, as they work on improving the Directives schema.

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