Conflict in request_adapter.py: keep main's Open-H3-Regenerate-2K constants and this branch's _MEDIA_SUFFIXES tables, which replace _VIDEO_SUFFIXES. Open-H3-Regenerate-2K arrived assuming data: video references are refused. With this branch they are decoded, so: - test_openai_open_h3_regenerate_2k.py: the refused case is now a data URL whose media type does not match, and an inline draft is decoded, reaches the pipeline as video_path, and is removed after the request. - The serving YAML comment and docs/inference/open_h3_regenerate_2k.md now say data:video URLs are decoded up to server.media_reference_max_bytes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
FastVideo documentation
Canonical guides live in this directory. The Blume application in docs-site builds and publishes them at haoailab.com/FastVideo.
See Documenting FastVideo for local setup,
source ownership, page structure, validation, and deployment. The existing
GitHub Pages workflow publishes Blume from main with the same domain and base
path. MkDocs is no longer part of the build.
Cookbook sources
Recipe metadata, shared JavaScript, and tests remain under docs/. From the
repository root:
npm ci --prefix docs
npm run build:catalog --prefix docs
npm run check:cookbook --prefix docs
npm run test:cookbook --prefix docs
python -m unittest discover -s docs/tests -p 'test_*.py'
The combined browser bundle, notices, index and catalogs are generated together
under assets/cookbook-config/. Do not hand-edit or commit those outputs.
The site preparation builds and copies them into Blume's public assets.
See the recipe authoring guide and
configuration API contract before changing the schema.
The capacity estimation guide covers reusable
hardware/component catalogs and optional recorded inference runs in existing
model manifests.