A catalog platform for media distribution
In productionEvery Change Gets an Approval Card
A new deal means catalog work at scale: dozens of titles to create, metadata to bring up to date, legacy records to clean up. The platform's assistant handles all of it in conversation — but it never writes to the catalog itself.
Instead, every proposed change becomes an approval card: a diff that a human reviews and signs off. One at a time or, for big cleanup runs, in batches.
- Direct AI writes
- 0
- Approval
- individually or in batches
- Transparency
- every tool call visible, streamed live
Why the AI Never Writes Directly
Catalog data is the basis of contracts. A single field set wrong can derail an exploitation, a royalty statement, or a delivery. That's why the platform enforces a hard rule: the AI proposes, and nothing is written until a human approves.
To keep that from turning into bureaucracy in daily use, the approval cards are built for speed. Each card shows the before-and-after at a glance, related changes can be approved together, and anyone watching the assistant work sees every single tool call in the stream. No black-box feeling, no surprises in the catalog.
Next, we're opening up the same assistant via MCP: our distribution clients will then work with the catalog from their own AI client, with the same approval cards as their safety net.
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