media-use

Media resolution is automated by routing background music, sound effects, images, and icons requests through a unified resolve command that returns a frozen local file path. This bypasses manual searching, caches assets across projects, and registers provenance metadata automatically.

Asset provenance tracking and cross-project reuse are handled by a smart multi-layer caching system. It checks project-specific and global caches before querying external providers, then registers all resolved media in a manifest with a human-readable index to eliminate redundant downloads.

The media search workflow requires ffprobe and supports heygen integration as dependencies. Ffprobe extracts metadata like duration and dimensions from resolved assets, while heygen integration extends external media catalog capabilities for content creation workflows.

Context bloat is prevented by returning a single clean local file path instead of raw asset data to the agent. All metadata, caching, and manifest tracking operations execute silently in the background, ensuring the agent's context window remains uncluttered.

A unified resolve command handles multiple media types including background music, sound effects, images, and icons. Requesting an upbeat tech track, a whoosh transition, and a rocket icon returns exact local file paths with all associated metadata stored automatically.

Automated asset caching limitations depend on the availability of local storage and the scope of external provider catalogs. If a requested asset is not in the project or global cache, the system queries external providers, which requires network access to complete the media resolution.