These are real outputs from live products. Three are computer-vision / analysis tools an orchestrator can call (SnapCheck, MoveLens, NRL AI Coach); the fourth (BiffCoin) is a complete multi-agent orchestrator itself. Together they show the full pattern — from a single bounded tool to a coordinating agent fleet.
A property manager photographs a unit. Computer vision grades every surface, writes the condition description, assigns a severity, and recommends a trade — turning a 2-hour write-up into a finished report before they leave the property. Below is a real inspection: 1/63 Arthur St, Randwick. 14 photos, 11 defects detected.
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Detects 11 defects, each tagged with a trade
Groups defects by trade & severity
Drafts contractor RFQ emails per trade
PM approves before any send
On its own, SnapCheck produces a report. Inside an agentic system, those 4 Major defects become inputs: the orchestrator routes the plumbing items to a plumber RFQ, the tiling to a tiler, the flooring to a water-damage specialist — each drafted and queued for one-click approval. The inspection stops being a document and becomes the trigger for a workflow.
Open the full interactive MoveLens demo — real analyses · The gym-facing sibling, LiftAI'd
A worker is filmed performing a task. Pose estimation extracts the pose per frame; Python computes every clinical number deterministically against ISO 11226 / 11228 and RULA standards; the AI writes the interpretation, never the figures. Below is a real clinical seated-work assessment — the actual report output.
Every angle, exposure-zone percentage and fatigue figure is computed deterministically from the pose data against the ISO 11226 / RULA standards — auditable and reproducible. The AI layer writes the clinical interpretation; it never produces the numbers. A clinician reviews before any recommendation is acted on.
Scores one worker: HIGH risk, 17% red zone
Aggregates across the whole worksite
Ranks workers, drafts intervention plan
Physio signs off every clinical call
One video produces one report. Inside an agentic system, every worker's analysis feeds a worksite risk dashboard — the agent ranks the highest-risk tasks, drafts the intervention recommendations, and flags which workers need a clinician review first. The clinician approves; the AI never makes the call.
A third computer-vision domain — sport. One broadcast feed becomes structured play data: a YOLOv8m detector (nrl_v1, fine-tuned on hand-labelled NRL footage) finds every player, the ball and the referee; field-line geometry solves a homography that maps the broadcast to a true-scale field. Below is real model output, not hand-drawn boxes.
Field model on broadcast
Bird's-eye viewA first-of-its-kind analytics engine — players, ball and referee detected and mapped to a true-scale field from a single broadcast feed. Everything shown is real model output, not hand-drawn boxes.
Detects players/ball/ref, maps to the field
Projects movement to a top-down field model
Try locations, heatmaps, play metrics
Coach validates before it informs selection
Same pattern as the property and clinical work: deterministic CV owns the measurements (who's where, in metres), the agents add the analytics layer, and a human owns the call. It's the third domain — property, movement, now sport — on one detection backbone.
The other three products are tools an agent calls. BiffCoin is the agent itself — a working Level 3 orchestrator that turns five tested trading bots into one decision desk. It reads the market, asks each specialist whether its strategy fits the current regime, makes a deterministic decision in Python, and routes any real-money action to a human. 344 tests. Fails closed on bad data. Never places a live trade on its own.
Pull live BTC market snapshot, score the regime
Each specialist votes; orchestrator picks the regime-fit strategy
Low-risk actions auto-run; real buys blocked
Any live trade requires explicit human approval
This is the 70% Principle enforced in code: HOLD_CASH is low-risk and runs autonomously; DEPLOY_BASKET (real buys) is classified HIGH and routed to the gate. On missing or insufficient data the agent fails closed — it recommends holding cash. The orchestrator decides; the human owns every irreversible action.
BiffCoin is educational and analytical. Live trading is disabled by default. Backtests and paper-trading results are not live results. It is shown here as an architecture demonstration of the multi-agent pattern — the same orchestrator + specialist + human-gate structure that powers the property and movement workflows above.
All three follow one rule, and it's the rule that makes them safe to embed in an autonomous system: deterministic code owns the facts, the model owns the judgement and the language, and a human owns every irreversible action.
SnapCheck and MoveLens aren't endpoints — they're functions an orchestrator can call. "Inspect this unit." "Score this worker." The output is structured data, ready to hand to the next agent.
The intelligence isn't just the analysis — it's what happens next. Defects become RFQs. Risk scores become intervention plans. The orchestrator turns a single output into an end-to-end process.
Nothing irreversible happens without approval. The agent drafts; the person decides. That's what makes it deployable in a real business with real liability — and it's enforced in the architecture.
Not one clever model — a fleet of bounded tools an orchestrator coordinates, with a human gate on every consequential action.