# Asset annotation pass: run imported 3D-asset turntable sheets through a
# vision model and publish the result as queryable store metadata.
#
# The pass is versioned and idempotent: an asset already annotated at the
# current annotator version is skipped, and a re-run at a bumped version
# REPLACES every field the pass owns rather than merging into it. That is what
# makes "annotate with model A now, hard-replace with model B later" a
# supported operation instead of a migration.
#
# It owns exactly two things in the store and adds no contract surface: the
# annotation `description` (one dense construction line) and the `vlm-`
# prefixed subset of its tags. There is no migration path and no
# multi-version coexistence: change the shape, bump the version, re-run.
#
# Dependency policy follows makepad-asset-client: no HTTP crate, no JSON
# crate, no async runtime. The vision model is never linked in — it is reached
# through an executor seam (a subprocess or a fleet endpoint), so swapping
# Metal-local for CUDA-fleet changes one impl and nothing else.

[package]
name = "makepad-asset-annotate"
version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2021"

[lib]
name = "makepad_asset_annotate"
path = "src/lib.rs"

[[bin]]
name = "makepad-asset-annotate"
path = "src/bin/asset_annotate.rs"

[dependencies]
makepad-asset-data = { path = "../data" }
makepad-asset-client = { path = "../client" }
# Turntable sheets are published as PNG; the pass decodes and downsamples
# them to the vision tower's working size.
makepad-zune-png = { path = "../../zune/zune-png" }
# Asset selection reads the store's catalog read-only, the same way the chat
# broker's CatalogReader does.
makepad-sqlite = { path = "../../sqlite_query" }