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Access And Metadata

Access Pattern

Every reusable source should be easy to reach and easy to interpret.

Recommended access pattern:

  1. point to the source system or folder
  2. identify the owner
  3. describe the access skill or retrieval method
  4. describe when the source is authoritative
  5. describe the metadata required when assets derived from it are published

Placeholder Access Surfaces

Resource Surface System Placeholder Pointer Assistant Access Intent
Raw media Cloudinary https://cloudinary.com/ retrieve raw images, video, and derivative assets
Company information SharePoint TBD retrieve organizational and reference information
Discussion resources Microsoft Teams via Azure TBD retrieve relevant discussion context and collaboration history
Product and articles Odoo BFF / SPOT TBD retrieve product facts, article content, and linked references
Structured documentation docs.omnivoltaic.com https://docs.omnivoltaic.com/<doc-sites> retrieve canonical structured documentation across doc sites

Access Skill Pattern

Each external source should eventually define:

  • how it is reached
  • what identity or permissions are required
  • what kinds of data can be pulled from it
  • what should be treated as canonical versus contextual
  • how retrieved content should be cited or traced in project outputs

This repo should treat access methods as reusable skills, not one-off instructions.

Metadata Descriptor Set

Use the following descriptors for created media wherever possible:

Field Meaning
asset_id unique identifier for the published asset
project_id project lane that produced the asset
campaign campaign or initiative name
channel destination channel or medium
asset_type video, carousel, brochure, article, banner, and so on
locale language or market variant
owner accountable person or team
source_resources key resources used during creation
approval_status draft, in review, approved, published, archived
published_path final URL or storage location

Why This Matters

Structured descriptors make the same asset usable across project tracking, compliance review, and gallery inventory.