mixer-scene-contract

Yes, the mixer scene contract specifies unit-test checklists alongside mappings to action plans. This ensures the schema, approval flow, and audit entries function correctly during AI-driven mixer control operations.

An auditable mixer scene contract enforces explicit scene naming, snapshot and cue references, and approval IDs. It defines required identifiers like show_name and scene_id to log decisions and generate verifiable audit entries for operator actions.

A mixer scene contract requires explicit identity fields including show_name, snapshot_name, cue_name, scene_id, and setlist_ref. These fields codify scene changes and ensure AI-driven mixer control actions are unambiguous and auditable.

Draft the mixer scene contract by defining the required identity fields, configuring the explicit approval flow, and establishing the audit entries. This schema-driven approach specifies CLI dry-run outputs and mappings to action plans for operator review.

Yes, the mixer scene contract provides schema-driven guidance for CLI dry-runs and show-director updates. It specifies compatibility notes and unit-test checklists to ensure scene change requests are validated before execution.

An explicit approval flow for mixer scene control prevents unsafe operations by requiring operator attribution and decision logging. It ensures every scene change request yields a verifiable audit entry before the action is executed.