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Muse Live

Built at Meta Global AI Developer Hackathon · Oct 26, 2026 · Remote

Demo video · muse-live.pages.dev/…

Muse Live is a broadcast production operations dashboard — the single source of truth for a live show: production portfolio, master schedule with a conflict engine, live stream signal chain and streams wall, ENG requests, fleet telemetry, personnel, equipment, vendors, finance, travel, and Omni, a comms model that links every alert to the show, PO, or incident it is about. It was built by a broadcast engineer with fifteen years of glass-to-glass experience (FIFA World Cup, the Olympics, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, Macy's 4th of July Fireworks, Sail 250). Show Caller — the agent, called Cam — was built during this hackathon on top of it. Where the conflict engine flagged a problem, Cam closes the loop: it detects a cross-module risk (an encoder going black; a crew member double-booked), proposes a fix citing the exact records it read, and waits. A human approves with one tap — execution only happens after approval — then Cam executes, writes an audit entry, notifies the crew in one Omni thread (Slack + email), and pushes the new tally to the producer's Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses. If the Meta Model API is down, a deterministic rule-engine fallback keeps the safety net up. Stream Check runs SAM 3.1 vision on stream frames to flag black frames and wrong lower-thirds — every flag carries its evidence frame, and failed check reports to Muse.

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