Project architecture
Professional project, bin, sequence, naming, media, and organization logic designed for working long-form pipelines.
PostOpz converts real documentary, unscripted, broadcast, and streaming workflow experience into structured intelligence that AI agents, developer teams, and editorial software can license and use.
An AI system can recognize Avid terminology and still give bad production advice. PostOpz supplies the operating logic behind professional assistant editing: what gets built, why it gets built that way, what breaks downstream, and what a working post team needs next.
Professional project, bin, sequence, naming, media, and organization logic designed for working long-form pipelines.
Sync maps, grouping, ScriptSync, stringouts, handoffs, exports, turnovers, and assistant-editor implementation guidance.
Recommendations shaped by downstream editorial consequences so answers remain useful through revisions, turnovers, delivery, and archive.
x402 is an autonomous purchase rail. The defensible value is PostOpz's structured professional workflow intelligence—not the payment protocol underneath it.
Agent Edition is designed to return bounded, structured guidance your product can use immediately. These abbreviated examples show the shape of the workflow intelligence without exposing the underlying Framework corpus.
The public Quickstart covers authentication, request shape, x402 behavior, status codes, and links to the OpenAPI 3.1 contract. Sandbox requests are handled directly while Agent Edition is in early commercial rollout.
Start with persistent retrieval access for an internal agent or post team. Expand into enterprise, model-training, or OEM rights when PostOpz knowledge becomes part of a broader product.
Current x402 pricing: $0.50 workflow guidance · $0.35 checklist · $0.75 workflow audit. Each successful payment purchases one bounded retrieval response, not corpus ownership or training rights.
Start with Agent Edition, review the developer contract, or request a sandbox conversation for a real integration use case.