livepilot-corpus-builder

You can index local Ableton Live projects, Max devices, and plugin presets into a private, queryable atlas that scans your directories and organizes personal sound libraries for AI-assisted music production.

AI annotation for music production libraries works by dispatching parallel subagents to generate sonic fingerprints and genre-affinity tags for your projects, making your library instantly navigable by aesthetic or technique.

Yes, you can get expert-level parameter guidance for installed VST plugins through the plugin knowledge engine, which automatically detects, canonicalizes, and researches your plugins to provide sound design guidance.

Yes, you need filesystem access to build a private knowledge index, because the corpus builder must scan your local directories to index Ableton Live projects, Max devices, and plugin presets into a queryable atlas.

The best way to search personal sound libraries by aesthetic or technique is to build a custom namespace atlas that uses AI-generated genre-affinity tags and sonic fingerprints to navigate your indexed projects.

Limitations of using this local corpus builder include requiring direct filesystem access to scan directories and needing the ability to dispatch subagents for AI-driven annotation and research to maintain your atlas.