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Artifacts and revisions
Select a result deliberately and keep a usable earlier version.
- New users
- Operators
Selected versions
A project can contain several transcriptions, corrections, translations and generation runs. The selected result is the one used by downstream stages. Check the stage and revision before changing it.
New results do not erase the meaning of older results. A previous generation run retains the inputs it used. This helps compare voices or settings and recover a usable take.
Text changes and exports
Correcting written text does not change existing audio. For a pronunciation change, generate a new take. In published 0.12.0, an export with selected generated audio uses that run’s saved text. The development build adds a choice between current display text and the run’s historical text; this can include caption-only corrections while reusing audio.
Agent writes
Revision checks prevent an agent from saving over a project that changed after it was read. If a write reports a conflict, read the current state and prepare the change again. Use a stable idempotency key for a retried operation rather than creating duplicate work.
Check the chain before exporting
| Result | Check |
|---|---|
| Extracted or cleaned text | Is this the source revision you intended to use? |
| Corrected or translated captions | Are the language, speaker changes and selected revision right? |
| Speech plan and takes | Do the chosen voices and spoken wording match the current task? |
| Assembled audio | Does it include the takes you just reviewed? |
| Export | Does its audio, written caption source and mix match your choices? |
Changing a setting is not an export, and completing generation is not the same as assembling a file. After replacing a take, check the assembled result before producing the final listening or video copy. Retain a known good export until the replacement has been opened and checked.