seen.json records processed entries and helps prevent the same event from being published again across feeds.01 / Verified scope
Facts are derived from the current repository configuration and execution interfaces.
02 / Pipeline
Each stage leaves enough state to inspect what happened.

03 / Reliability
pending_upload.json preserves a generated video after an upload failure so the next run retries publishing before generating another asset.04 / Architecture
05 / Attribution
Upstream framework and added engineering are separated explicitly.
The core video-generation engine is based on the portable MoneyPrinterTurbo project. The work demonstrated here is the surrounding automation and operations layer: four content profiles, RSS/editorial rules, dedup state, upload recovery, multi-platform interfaces, scheduling, job records, reports and notifications. The portfolio does not present upstream framework functionality as entirely built from scratch.
06 / Current limit
Quality-gate configuration exists, but it is not yet an enforced publish blocker.
The example configuration includes quality-gate fields, while the current main workflow does not call that check. The dependable review path today is to use --dry-run or --no-upload, inspect the selected topic or generated asset, and then choose whether to publish. Automated quality enforcement is therefore not claimed as complete.
07 / Takeaway
Reliable automation is more than connecting steps.
A maintainable pipeline needs source traceability, duplicate prevention, recovery state, audit records, notifications and a human-review path. Those operational properties are the main value of this project.