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Preview the blast radius
Edit an approved line and TAKEGRAPH compiles the proposed revision, fingerprints every node, and shows exactly which outputs stop being valid — with a reason code per node, before a single provider call.
orbit-launch-v1 · 18-node seed graph
Changeonedetail.Rebuildonlywhatchanged.
TAKEGRAPH keeps multimodel media productions consistent, recoverable and verifiable. It knows what produced every output, preserves valid work, and rebuilds only what a change actually invalidated.
[ System Status ]
Seed graph
18
nodesChanging “zero sugar” to “no added sugar”.
- Reused
- 14
- Rebuilt
- 4
provider calls2
estimated costUNKNOWN
Derived from a real build's persisted events.
[ Featured Production ]Baseline built
ORBIT Hydration
A four-shot cinematic launch package: 16:9 and 9:16 masters, narration, captions, end card and a poster — every asset traced to the source, prompt and model that produced it.
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[ Capabilities ]04
- 01
Generate
Parallel provider runs with streamed events.
- 02
Validate
Technical, spec and identity gates per node.
- 03
Recover
Typed failures, bounded retries, real fallback.
- 04
Release
Hash-verified manifests with retention read back.
01. How it works
Causality, not guesswork.
Every rebuild decision is explainable. The default is reuse; regeneration has to earn itself by proving that something a node depends on actually moved.
02
Repair and recover in bounds
A timeout is classified, budgeted and routed to a fallback provider as a parent-linked child run. A failed identity check triggers a bounded retake. The rejected attempt stays inspectable — nothing is overwritten.
03
Publish something checkable
Release assets are hashed from stored bytes, not provider claims. The manifest, verification report and retention state are written to B2 and read back, so a third party can verify the release independently.
[ Worked example · legal copy change ]plan 5c36f2240616
One approved phrase changes. The engine derives the affected set from the graph — it is not a hardcoded list.
fromzero sugar
tono added sugar
14
preserved
4
rebuilt
- NODE_SPEC_CHANGED
copy.pack
This node's own specification changed.
- UPSTREAM_FINGERPRINT_CHANGED
audio.narration
copy.pack will be rebuilt, so this node's input changes.
- UPSTREAM_FINGERPRINT_CHANGED
graphic.end_card
copy.pack will be rebuilt, so this node's input changes.
- UPSTREAM_FINGERPRINT_CHANGED
compose.delivery_package
audio.narration, copy.pack, graphic.end_card will be rebuilt, so this node's input changes.
02. Architecture
Storage is part of the build, not an export step.
Recovery is a product feature. Timeouts, restarts, duplicate events and partial failures are expected states with defined behaviour — not incidents.
Genblaze orchestration
01Each generation node is its own named run, so lineage stays inspectable and cacheable. Retakes and cross-provider fallbacks are parent-linked child runs, not opaque retries.
Backblaze B2 as durable memory
02Content-addressed storage with read-after-write verification. A provider URL never satisfies a dependency — bytes are fetched, hashed and stored before a node can pass.
Provider portability
03Model choice comes from a versioned policy, so switching providers changes a policy hash and invalidates precisely the nodes that depended on it.
PostgreSQL is the truth
04Durable queue, leases and an append-only event log. Redis is an accelerator for live updates; losing it degrades latency, never correctness.
Generative tools make assets.
TAKEGRAPH keeps a production alive.
Open the seeded ORBIT build, change one approved line, and watch fourteen nodes stay exactly where they are.
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