What problem does it solve? Setting up multi-camera 3D detection and tracking with NVIDIA's Video Search and Summarization (VSS) warehouse blueprint requires coordinating DeepStream perception, BEV Fusion, camera calibration, MQTT/Kafka brokers, and VST sensor registration across dozens of containers — a process with many failure points around calibration paths, stream counts, GPU limits, and permissions. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Guided MV3DT deployment: Routes through four questions (profile size, data source, calibration coverage, detector/dataset slug) to deploy the RTVI-CV-3D stack on the bundled sample dataset, custom video files, or live RTSP streams. - Calibration chaining: Hands off to the AutoMagicCalib (AMC) skill when calibration is missing, runs VGGT refinement, exports MV3DT calibration files, and lands them at the correct mount path. - Camera configuration and verification: Normalizes camera names, syncs NUM_STREAMS with calibration and GPU stream caps, verifies perception FPS and BEV fusion health, and supports teardown and troubleshooting. - Use Case: An engineer with four calibrated warehouse cameras on an RTX PRO 6000 wants bounding-box overlays in the VST video wall without the full agent/LLM/VLM stack — this skill deploys the extended MV3DT profile end to end. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to deploy RTVI-CV-3D as MV3DT on your video files or RTSP streams, and it will route through calibration, camera configuration, deployment, and verification.