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geti-runtime-configuring-inference-pipeline

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Configure and validate the Geti runtime inference pipeline in application mode. Use when a user needs to set up or troubleshoot source → model → sink configuration, tune pipeline parameters, diagnose bad predictions or throughput issues, verify deployment settings, or move a project from trained model to stable runtime inference without changing backend implementation code.

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    Use this skill to operate the Geti application pipeline as a runtime workflow.

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    Read project state and current pipeline configuration.

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    Avoid blind overwrite when partial updates are enough.

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    Prefer a minimal-change rollout to isolate failures.

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    Verify that frames are successfully ingested from the source and rendered with predicted labels.

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SKILL.md

Geti Runtime: Configuring Inference Pipeline

Use this skill to operate the Geti application pipeline as a runtime workflow. This skill is for configuration and validation, not backend code development.

When to Use

  • User asks how to configure source, model, and sink for live inference.
  • User reports pipeline issues such as no frames, no predictions, or unstable throughput.
  • User wants a safe checklist to move from trained model to enabled runtime pipeline.
  • User needs to validate that pipeline configuration changes are effective.

Scope

  • In scope: runtime API usage, pipeline configuration, status checks, and operational diagnostics.
  • Out of scope: implementing new backend endpoints or changing backend internals.

Procedure

  1. Confirm prerequisites.
    • Get backend endpoint and auth details if needed.
    • Confirm project exists and a trained model is available.
    • Confirm source and sink endpoints are reachable.
  2. Collect the current state first.
    • Read project state and current pipeline configuration.
    • Capture source, selected model, sink, and pipeline status before editing.
    • Avoid blind overwrite when partial updates are enough.
  3. Configure the project pipeline.
    • Model: Verify the source format is compatible with the selected model (8b vs 16b).
    • Source: Verify connectivity.
    • Sink: Verify destination connectivity and configured formats.
  4. Enable the pipeline.
    • Activate the pipeline only after all three components are fully validated.
    • Prefer a minimal-change rollout to isolate failures.
  5. Validate end-to-end.
    • Verify that frames are successfully ingested from the source and rendered with predicted labels.
    • Confirm that inference output is delivered to your configured sink in the expected format.

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