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CREATION CHAT

Create a detection algorithm by chatting

ILLUSTRATIVE · NO LIVE EXECUTION
YOUR TASK · ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE

Find watches worn on a wrist. Mark the watch, not the hand or person.

CONFIGURATION DRAFT

A draft specification is ready to inspect. Check its name, description and detection labels before keeping it.

A draft does not train weights or verify accuracy.
Draft revision 1

Watch detection

Locate watches worn on a wrist in a supplied image.

Detection labelwatchReview the draft →

AI-NATIVE PLATFORM

Turn an idea into
a reusable algorithm.

Describe the task, inspect the generated configuration, keep it in your algorithm library, and test an image. See what changes in the workspace at each step.

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SELECTED INTERFACE · READABLE VIEW
CREATION CHAT

Create a detection algorithm by chatting

ILLUSTRATIVE · NO LIVE EXECUTION
YOUR TASK · ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE

Find watches worn on a wrist. Mark the watch, not the hand or person.

CONFIGURATION DRAFT

A draft specification is ready to inspect. Check its name, description and detection labels before keeping it.

A draft does not train weights or verify accuracy.
Draft revision 1

Watch detection

Locate watches worn on a wrist in a supplied image.

Detection labelwatchReview the draft →
Describe the task. Inspect the configuration draft.Recreated interface walkthrough—not a live workspace or the original recording. No customer data is uploaded, no algorithm runs and no changes are saved here.
Operation 1 of 4. Describe the task. Inspect the configuration draft.

WAYS TO START

Use an existing task.
Or create a new candidate.

EXISTING TASK

Find a relevant starting point.

The public algorithm market groups tasks by category and supports keyword discovery. Choose a relevant task, then evaluate it with representative inputs before using its output in your work.

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NATURAL-LANGUAGE CREATION

Describe what you need to find.

Create a configuration draft through conversation. Review its name, description and detection labels, then keep the task in My Algorithms and test it.

Follow the same task through the workspace →
Define a useful taskTarget + visible conditionRepresentative inputRequired outputWhat remains uncertain

The case below is a simple interface example, not the limit of the platform’s catalog. Task availability and fit still need confirmation. Creating a draft is not evidence that a model has been trained or its accuracy verified.

HOW IT WORKS · ACTUAL OPERATIONS RECREATED

Stay with the task
from description to test.

WORKSPACE / OPERATION DETAILRecreated interface · not live
CREATION CHAT

Create a detection algorithm by chatting

ILLUSTRATIVE · NO LIVE EXECUTION
YOUR TASK · ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE

Find watches worn on a wrist. Mark the watch, not the hand or person.

CONFIGURATION DRAFT

A draft specification is ready to inspect. Check its name, description and detection labels before keeping it.

A draft does not train weights or verify accuracy.
Draft revision 1

Watch detection

Locate watches worn on a wrist in a supplied image.

Detection labelwatchReview the draft →
01 · DescribePut the intended detection task into words. The screen answers with a configuration draft—not a finished accuracy claim.
PART 01 · ALGORITHM PLATFORM

Create the capability.
Test the result.

The workspace above covers algorithm creation, a personal library and image testing. These operations were visible in the recording.

PART 02 · BUSINESS WORKFLOW

Connect software.
Define what triggers next.

A business workflow is a separate design: software segments exchange the right output, apply a condition and hand responsibility to the next step.

BUSINESS WORKFLOW · PROPOSED DESIGN

One result.
Several software handoffs.

Choose a segment to see its input, the event that moves work forward, and the next receiving system.

Workflow design / Sample reviewPROPOSAL · NOT RUNNING
Capture appInterface concept

Prepare one scoped input.

Sample
W-01 · wrist image
Task
Find a watch worn on a wrist
Readiness
Scope and rights confirmed
Transfer mechanism and accepted formats require implementation agreement.

HANDOFF CONTRACT · DESIGN INTENT

The capture software supplies the sample and task reference. It does not decide the detection result.

INPUTAuthorized image + task context
TRIGGERSample scope is complete
OUTPUT → NEXT SOFTWAREAgreed platform input
Exception pathUnusable input or rejected finding → return to the responsible step. A later stage must not silently turn a candidate into a completed action.

EVIDENCE & DEPLOYMENT

Prove the task.
Agree the operating conditions.

A useful demonstration is a starting point. Before an operational connection, agree the evaluation, information path and people responsible for the outcome.

01 · EVALUATION

Test the conditions that matter.

Use representative inputs and acceptance criteria. Record missed findings, false alarms and unclear views—not just a successful example.

02 · DATA

Know where information goes.

Confirm processing location, authorized access, retention and deletion before transferring customer media.

03 · INTEGRATION

Agree each software boundary.

Specify the input, output, trigger and failure response for every connection. Available interfaces must be confirmed for the project.

04 · OWNERSHIP

Keep a responsible next step.

Agree who monitors results, reviews exceptions, handles incidents and approves changes before production use.

YOUR WORKSPACEAuthorized input→AGREED CONNECTIONScope & permission→PROCESSINGEnvironment to confirm→REVIEWOutput & responsibility

This is a planning path, not a running connection. The website does not upload or process customer media.

Deployment options and evidence to confirm

Hosted evaluation or service

A narrow assessment or approved workflow requires an agreed processing location, sample rights, capacity, retention and operating owner.

Customer environment

Private or dedicated deployment depends on infrastructure, licenses, installation scope and maintenance agreement. Requirements and pricing are discussed case by case.

UI demonstration
Shows intended interaction—not algorithm performance.
Task evaluation
Requires actual records under stated conditions.
Integration verification
Requires supported interface and version evidence.
Customer outcome
Requires observed deployment evidence; no customer outcome is claimed here.

ACCESS & HANDOFF

Bring one scoped task.
Make the next step clear.

Tell us what to recognize, the conditions and the decision the result should support. Platform access and sample transfer are arranged separately after contact.

Discuss platform access →
  1. Define the checkWhat should be found, and what should not? Include a normal and an exception example when useful.
  2. Prepare representative samplesHave a few authorized images or short clips ready; agree format and transfer method with the team. This recording only verifies static-image testing.
  3. Name the intended handoffWho reviews the result and which software or person acts next? Separate a focused algorithm test from a workflow integration request.

Do not send credentials or confidential media through this website. No uploads, execution, workflow deployment or automatic dispatch happen here.