@camstack/addon-pipeline 1.2.625 → 1.2.627

package/dist/stream-broker/{hostInit-tMlXFYkK.mjs → hostInit-BIx670St.mjs}

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ async function r() {
 				}
 			},
 			"@camstack/types": {
-				version: "1.2.413",
+				version: "1.2.416",
 				scope: "default",
 				shareConfig: {
 					singleton: !0,
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ async function r() {
 				}
 			},
 			"@camstack/sdk": {
-				version: "1.2.151",
+				version: "1.2.153",
 				scope: "default",
 				shareConfig: {
 					singleton: !0,
@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ async function r() {
 				}
 			},
 			"@camstack/ui-library": {
-				version: "1.2.323",
+				version: "1.2.325",
 				scope: "default",
 				shareConfig: {
 					singleton: !0,

package/dist/stream-broker/index.js

@@ -3,11 +3,11 @@ Object.defineProperties(exports, {
 	[Symbol.toStringTag]: { value: "Module" }
 });
 const require_chunk = require("../chunk-emK7D4bc.js");
-const require_dist = require("../dist-Cpis101z.js");
-const require_node = require("../node-CJXGd0X8.js");
-const require_restream_intent = require("../restream-intent-7uDNqMKs.js");
+const require_dist = require("../dist-CcZsLU96.js");
+const require_node = require("../node-Ba3e855X.js");
+const require_restream_intent = require("../restream-intent-DzrZ_EHP.js");
 const require_remote_restream = require("../remote-restream-CO36Sr30.js");
-const require_segment_demux_js = require("../segment-demux-js-CL0PehIS.js");
+const require_segment_demux_js = require("../segment-demux-js-qzmsqDt7.js");
 let node_os = require("node:os");
 node_os = require_chunk.__toESM(node_os);
 let node_crypto = require("node:crypto");
@@ -222,7 +222,7 @@ function wireBrokerFfmpeg(deps) {
 * `perDevice: true` holds end to end: the session logger is built with
 * `withTags(deviceTags)` in `broker-webrtc-server.ts`, and `ScopedLogger`
 * merges bound tags into every line, so every one of those lines carries
-* `tags.deviceId` as the numeric id. `| json | deviceId="617"` works.
+* `tags.deviceId` as the numeric id. `| json | deviceId="102"` works.
 *
 * Read at session CREATION, so it takes effect on the next session rather than
 * mid-call — the same property the per-camera `webrtcDebug` switch has always
@@ -242,7 +242,7 @@ var CH_WEBRTC = require_dist.declareLogChannel({
 *
 * `perDevice: FALSE`, and this is not an oversight — it is the corollary the
 * plan insists be made explicit. These lines put the device in `meta`, not in
-* `tags`, so `| json | deviceId="617"` does not select them. Declaring this
+* `tags`, so `| json | deviceId="102"` does not select them. Declaring this
 * channel per-camera would be a lie the UI repeats: an operator would narrow
 * to one camera, see nothing, and conclude the code path was never taken.
 *
@@ -682,7 +682,7 @@ function mergeViewerCounts(parts) {
 *
 * Every log line about a device carries `tags: { deviceId }`, always the same
 * key and always the numeric id: a miss rate, a media gap or a routing fault is
-* always asked per-camera ("why is 617 worse than 615?"), and a line that omits
+* always asked per-camera ("why is 102 worse than 101?"), and a line that omits
 * the tag cannot answer it.
 */
 function deviceIdFromBrokerId$1(brokerId) {
@@ -835,7 +835,7 @@ async function waitForSourceMedia(input) {
 *
 * Measured on this hub 2026-09-13: every Alexa session on the baby monitor
 * produced a `stream.online` and a `stream.offline` pair against
-* `640/egress:8e96e97a…`, and the operator read them as the battery camera
+* `106/egress:8e96e97a…`, and the operator read them as the battery camera
 * flapping during its wake. Nothing was flapping — that is just what an egress
 * pipe does, once per session, by design.
 *
@@ -1016,7 +1016,7 @@ function nextEnabledSignals(input) {
 * The HOLD a camera's own signal buys, and what it may not buy.
 *
 * A stream a consumer merely watches is not a reason to wake a battery camera —
-* a Frigate-style puller holds a session open for ever, and treating that as
+* a continuous-pull client holds a session open for ever, and treating that as
 * demand keeps the camera awake for ever, which is the whole point of the
 * battery (D173). So a sentry consumer is FED without being INTENT, and the
 * only thing that dials is a signal the camera reported about itself.
@@ -2068,7 +2068,7 @@ var DerivedStreamFeeder = class extends FfmpegPushReader {
 *
 * Every camera in this fleet speaks G.711 (PCMU/PCMA), so the copy could never
 * work for any of them: no `derived:*` stream has EVER carried audio, and
-* camera 618 — whose `low` (motion, and therefore audio) profile is mapped to
+* camera 108 — whose `low` (motion, and therefore audio) profile is mapped to
 * a derived stream — went silent the day it was remapped.
 *
 * So the carrier decides, explicitly and loudly, not the profile: source audio
@@ -2224,7 +2224,7 @@ function derivedBitrateCeilingKbps(video) {
 *   whose default rate control is `cap`), because a derived tier is RECORDED
 *   and the scrub reads a `low` segment whole only while it is under 1.5 MB
 *   (D163). Uncapped CRF has no relationship to that ceiling: 1438/low
-*   measured 537–941 kbps at 640x360@25 against 142 kbps for camera 615's
+*   measured 537–941 kbps at 640x360@25 against 142 kbps for camera 101's
 *   NATIVE low at the identical geometry, peaking at 1.19 MB in a 10 s
 *   segment. Quiet scenes still spend less than the cap.
 */
@@ -2363,7 +2363,7 @@ function rankInitialAssignment(streams) {
 *
 * So the key is retired EXPLICITLY: read once, converted into the
 * configuration that now carries its meaning, and cleared. An operator who had
-* typed "3 s of history on 617's substream" keeps 3 s of history on 617's
+* typed "3 s of history on 102's substream" keeps 3 s of history on 102's
 * substream; they do not silently get the cluster default, and they do not
 * silently get nothing.
 */
@@ -4508,7 +4508,7 @@ var RtspRestreamer = class {
 	/**
 	* Sessions that count as LIVE INTENT — everything except a sentry dial.
 	*
-	* The split exists so a Frigate-style puller can hold a session open for ever
+	* The split exists so a continuous-pull client can hold a session open for ever
 	* against a battery camera without keeping it awake (D173). For a broker with
 	* no sentry session this equals {@link getSessionCount} exactly, which is
 	* why nothing else changed behaviour.
@@ -4643,7 +4643,7 @@ var RtspRestreamer = class {
 	* {@link PRIME_MAX_PACKETS}) and PACED (see {@link PacedRtpReplay}). Both
 	* were absent: this replayed the entire retained ring in one synchronous
 	* nested loop, measured at 9.9 Mbps instantaneous against a 485 kbps steady
-	* stream (20×) on 615/mid and 40.7 Mbps on 615/high, with a population p99 of
+	* stream (20×) on 101/mid and 40.7 Mbps on 101/high, with a population p99 of
 	* 28.3 s of history and a same-day max of 61.5 s / 17065 packets.
 	*/
 	servePendingSessionsRtp() {
@@ -6332,7 +6332,7 @@ function buildAudioCodecCapApi(api) {
 *
 * ## What this exists to stop
 *
-* 2026-08-25, device 3629 ("Videocamera porta retro", Reolink). Its Baichuan
+* 2026-08-25, device 3629 ("Camera porta retro", Reolink). Its Baichuan
 * session expired under a socket that stayed open, so every
 * `stream-catalog.getCatalog` answered `buildVideoStreamOptions failed …
 * responseCode 400`. The reconcile poll asked again 30 s later. And again. For
@@ -6519,7 +6519,7 @@ function decideAudioPlaneAction(observation, state, nowMs) {
 * for the verdict: it exists to avoid a per-session cross-process
 * `decoder.getInfo`, so it expires on a **read** cadence, and one minute later
 * the decoder answers `vaapi` again and the next cold child re-pays the death.
-* Measured on camera 615 on 2026-08-07: the hardware failure recurs at 22:17:07,
+* Measured on camera 101 on 2026-08-07: the hardware failure recurs at 22:17:07,
 * 22:18:42, 22:28:48, 22:30:52, 22:32:39, 22:34:07, 22:52:07 — once per memo
 * window, forever, on a hub where it has never once succeeded.
 *
@@ -9077,7 +9077,7 @@ var RENDER_TIMEOUT_MS = 2e4;
 * real time, or an H.265 source). At real time the width must stay the source's
 * own, because an identity scale is precisely what `clipCanCopy` looks for.
 *
-* Measured on a real 615 720p window, `-preset veryfast`: crf 23 at 1280 is
+* Measured on a real 101 720p window, `-preset veryfast`: crf 23 at 1280 is
 * 254 KB and 0.23 s of encode, against the 922 KB the copy of the same window
 * carried. Capping wider renditions here costs nothing an operator can see on a
 * phone and keeps the burst bounded on a hub that is already busy.
@@ -9116,7 +9116,7 @@ function eventClipEncodeWidth(sourceWidth, speed) {
 *  - **A GIF is a re-encode by definition.**
 *
 * Copying is what makes a notification clip the camera's own 1280×720 picture
-* rather than `libx264 -crf 28` at 480 px — measured on 615, the same eleven
+* rather than `libx264 -crf 28` at 480 px — measured on 101, the same eleven
 * seconds are 224 KB copied against a visibly softer re-encode, and the gif
 * derived from it stops looking pixellated for the same reason.
 */
@@ -13317,7 +13317,7 @@ var SentryPump = class {
 * A lightweight TCP server that broadcasts raw encoded video bytes
 * (H.264/H.265 Annex-B) to all connected clients.
 *
-* Each StreamBroker owns one StreamPipeServer. Restreamers (e.g. go2rtc)
+* Each StreamBroker owns one StreamPipeServer. Restreamers (e.g. restreamer)
 * connect via `tcp://127.0.0.1:{port}` and receive the same byte stream
 * that the broker reads from the camera, eliminating duplicate RTSP
 * connections.
@@ -13457,9 +13457,9 @@ var DROP_REPORT_INTERVAL_MS = 3e4;
 var StreamBroker = class StreamBroker {
 	deviceId;
 	/**
-	* Numeric device id parsed once from `deviceId` (`615/native` → 615), for
-	* `tags.deviceId`. Every log line about a device carries it: "why is 617
-	* worse than 615?" is the question every media-gap investigation starts from,
+	* Numeric device id parsed once from `deviceId` (`101/native` → 101), for
+	* `tags.deviceId`. Every log line about a device carries it: "why is 102
+	* worse than 101?" is the question every media-gap investigation starts from,
 	* and a line without the tag cannot be grouped to answer it.
 	*/
 	numericDeviceId;
@@ -13608,7 +13608,7 @@ var StreamBroker = class StreamBroker {
 	* which ANY caller may dial the source again. Armed on every dial ATTEMPT
 	* with the current backoff window. The 30s reconnect timer was honored on
 	* ITS path, but parallel dial channels (demand resume, broker recreation)
-	* re-dialed instantly — an unreachable camera (614 EHOSTUNREACH) looped
+	* re-dialed instantly — an unreachable camera (105 EHOSTUNREACH) looped
 	* hundreds of dials/sec, the relayed log flood ballooned hub-main to
 	* 1.9 GB in 4 h and starved the HTTPS API. This gate makes the backoff a
 	* BROKER-level invariant instead of a per-path courtesy.
@@ -13837,7 +13837,7 @@ var StreamBroker = class StreamBroker {
 	* The open prebuffer hold, or `null` when the prebuffer is off.
 	*
 	* A real object rather than a flag plus a synthetic row, so "who is keeping
-	* camera 617 warm?" is answered by something that EXISTS: it has an id, it
+	* camera 102 warm?" is answered by something that EXISTS: it has an id, it
 	* has a start time, and `hasDemand()` consults it the way it consults every
 	* other holder.
 	*/
@@ -13870,7 +13870,7 @@ var StreamBroker = class StreamBroker {
 	* that socket down. In that window `resolveCurrentSource()` truthfully
 	* answers with a socket nobody can dial.
 	*
-	* That cost device 640 its sentry on 2026-09-16: the window re-opened
+	* That cost device 106 its sentry on 2026-09-16: the window re-opened
 	* (which `suspend()` does deliberately, for a consumer that never left) with
 	* the real url, `planPrestream` refused it `not-lazy`, and the refusal is
 	* terminal — the operator's client sat dark for ten seconds and gave up six
@@ -14240,7 +14240,7 @@ var StreamBroker = class StreamBroker {
 	* streaming (`if (!this.reconnectTimer) return`). This is for the opposite
 	* situation: the connection is fine and its CONTENT is wrong.
 	*
-	* That is not hypothetical. Measured live on Hikvision 590 (2026-08-07):
+	* That is not hypothetical. Measured live on Hikvision 104 (2026-08-07):
 	* muting the camera's microphone restarts its encoder, the RTSP connection
 	* drops, and the broker reconnects — *while the mute is still being applied
 	* channel by channel*. It negotiates a video-only SDP, the camera comes back
@@ -15346,7 +15346,7 @@ var StreamBroker = class StreamBroker {
 	* How far back the ring is kept — the prebuffer, and nothing else.
 	*
 	* It used to be `max(detectionPreRollMs, recordingPreRollMs)`: a maximum over
-	* CONFIGURATIONS, which is what made "how much history does camera 617 hold"
+	* CONFIGURATIONS, which is what made "how much history does camera 102 hold"
 	* a question with two answers and no owner. There is one configuration now,
 	* so the retention is it.
 	*/
@@ -18033,7 +18033,7 @@ var StreamBrokerManager = class StreamBrokerManager {
 	* memo above on purpose: the memo answers "what should decode this" on a read
 	* cadence and expires in a minute, so folding the failure into it meant the
 	* next cold child one minute later re-paid the same ~3 s death — measured
-	* seven times on 615 between 22:17 and 22:52 on 2026-08-07. See
+	* seven times on 101 between 22:17 and 22:52 on 2026-08-07. See
 	* `dead-decode-backends.ts`.
 	*/
 	deadDecodeBackends = createDeadDecodeBackends();
@@ -18606,7 +18606,7 @@ var StreamBrokerManager = class StreamBrokerManager {
 			* refreshing it: a battery camera refuses a capture while it believes
 			* itself asleep, and that belief lags the wake by seconds — so the only
 			* attempts ever made were the sentry's own, while composing, which is
-			* BEFORE any media exists. Measured on device 640 (2026-09-16): four
+			* BEFORE any media exists. Measured on device 106 (2026-09-16): four
 			* wakes in forty minutes, the encoded picture `bytes=23912` every time,
 			* and between first packet and suspend not one capture was even
 			* attempted. The operator read the result as a placeholder rather than
@@ -19421,7 +19421,7 @@ var StreamBrokerManager = class StreamBrokerManager {
 	* A restart drops the RTSP connection and the broker reconnects on its own —
 	* but the reconnect lands INSIDE the restart window, so it negotiates
 	* whatever transient SDP the camera is offering mid-change. Measured on
-	* Hikvision 590 (2026-08-07): a microphone mute/unmute left all three
+	* Hikvision 104 (2026-08-07): a microphone mute/unmute left all three
 	* brokers holding video-only sessions against a camera that had its audio
 	* mux back, and because those sessions were healthy nothing ever re-dialed.
 	* The hub was deaf on that camera until the device was disabled long enough
@@ -22224,7 +22224,7 @@ var StreamBrokerManager = class StreamBrokerManager {
 	* assignment). When the device's assignment is operator-locked
 	* (`auto === false`) occupied slots stay put (a derived on `low` must
 	* not be kicked off). Empty slots refill from unused natives when the
-	* device has a derived stream (618 / 1438) or the whole map is empty —
+	* device has a derived stream (108 / 1438) or the whole map is empty —
 	* a camera without deriveds still honours an operator unassign.
 	*/
 	async reconcileAutoAssignment(deviceId, reason, streamAdded = false) {
@@ -22987,7 +22987,7 @@ var StreamBrokerManager = class StreamBrokerManager {
 	* Only ever an input to "can this track be COPIED into the derived MPEG-TS".
 	* `null` resolves to the AAC re-encode, so every failure of this read lands
 	* on the branch that still produces audible audio — the read can never mute
-	* a camera, which is the direction that cost 618 four silent days.
+	* a camera, which is the direction that cost 108 four silent days.
 	*/
 	observedSourceAudioCodec(deviceId, source) {
 		const camStreamId = source.kind === "camStream" ? source.camStreamId : this.assignments.get(deviceId)?.map[source.profile] ?? null;
@@ -26784,7 +26784,7 @@ var AdaptiveSession = class AdaptiveSession {
 	* `needsTranscode` is final the moment the answer's codec is known — the
 	* "Codec negotiated" line already prints it — but the acquire used to happen
 	* inside `startFeedingFrames`, which runs only after the DTLS wait. On camera
-	* 615 that put the leg ~2 s after session creation and the first packet ~5 s
+	* 101 that put the leg ~2 s after session creation and the first packet ~5 s
 	* after that, against a browser watchdog that re-offers every ~5 s: the viewer
 	* was always gone before the media existed, and the next session paid for a
 	* cold child again. Three minutes of that on 2026-08-07 22:17–22:20.
@@ -32046,7 +32046,7 @@ var RecordedFeeder = class {
 	* the loop slept, the cursor never moved off the seek target, and the only
 	* evidence was a `recorded:play-census` line with `pacedAus=150 segments=1`.
 	* A branch that silently drops work logs (repo rule) — and the log carries
-	* `deviceId` through `onLog`'s tags, because "why is 4374 worse than 615" is
+	* `deviceId` through `onLog`'s tags, because "why is 4374 worse than 101" is
 	* the only way this question is ever asked.
 	*
 	* Logged once per segment start per feeder: a broken camera should name every

package/dist/stream-broker/index.mjs

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 import { r as __toESM } from "../chunk-DnnnRqeS.mjs";
-import { Bn as isSoftwareDecode, Cr as record, D as G711_SCALE_CORRECTION_DB, Er as EventCategory, Et as egressTransportFromRequest, Gn as BaseAddon, Hn as DeviceType, Jt as memoizePinnedFfmpeg, K as RingBuffer, Kn as CAM_PROFILE_ORDER, L as RATE_CONTROL_RELAXED, Ln as buildFfmpegArgs, Lt as gifDeriveSpeed, Nn as webrtcSessionCapability, Pn as AUDIO_PRESETS, Pt as ffmpegRate, R as RATE_CONTROL_TIGHT, Rt as gifFromMp4Args, St as deviceRemovalHookCapability, Tr as union, Tt as egressTranscodeSharingKey, Un as errMsg, Ut as loadContributionCapability, Vn as DeviceFeature, Wn as BOOT_RECOVERY_BACKOFF_MS, Wt as logChannelsCapability, X as addonWidgetsSourceCapability, Zn as createEvent, _r as discriminatedUnion, _t as deriveBatteryPresence, ar as isSecretMarker, br as number, c as CLIP_STILL_REASON_CODE_HEADER, cr as maskUrlCredentials, et as armRemovalReconcile, gn as resolveEgressDecodeHwAccel, gr as boolean, hr as array, ht as declareLogChannel, ir as isEvent, it as batteryCapability, kn as streamBrokerCapability, lr as nodePin, lt as clipExportFailureOf, mr as _enum, mt as createLogChannelsProvider, o as BatteryStatusSchema, or as makeProfileBrokerId, pt as createHwAccelCache, qn as CamProfileSchema, s as CLIP_BROKER_PACED_RATES, sn as rankStreams, sr as makeSourceBrokerId, st as cameraStreamsCapability, tr as expandAudioChunkToF32le, ur as parseProfileBrokerId, w as EncodeProfileSchema, wr as string, xr as object, yr as literal, zn as invocationFromEncodeProfile } from "../dist-_rq_UVv6.mjs";
-import { a as defaultFfmpegSpawn, i as NO_COST_CLAIM, n as Fmp4FragmentChild, r as Fmp4FragmentPlane, s as probeFfmpegBinary, t as ChildCostRegistry } from "../node-Dvv27Xny.mjs";
-import { a as parseRestreamPath, d as PREBUFFER_MAX_MS, f as capPreRollRequestMs, i as isLiveEdgeOnlyDial, m as resolvePrebuffer, n as NO_DECLARATION, p as prebufferRetentionMs, s as sdpVariantFor, u as withSentryIntent } from "../restream-intent-DyGmLAU9.mjs";
+import { Bn as isSoftwareDecode, Cr as record, D as G711_SCALE_CORRECTION_DB, Er as EventCategory, Et as egressTransportFromRequest, Gn as BaseAddon, Hn as DeviceType, Jt as memoizePinnedFfmpeg, K as RingBuffer, Kn as CAM_PROFILE_ORDER, L as RATE_CONTROL_RELAXED, Ln as buildFfmpegArgs, Lt as gifDeriveSpeed, Nn as webrtcSessionCapability, Pn as AUDIO_PRESETS, Pt as ffmpegRate, R as RATE_CONTROL_TIGHT, Rt as gifFromMp4Args, St as deviceRemovalHookCapability, Tr as union, Tt as egressTranscodeSharingKey, Un as errMsg, Ut as loadContributionCapability, Vn as DeviceFeature, Wn as BOOT_RECOVERY_BACKOFF_MS, Wt as logChannelsCapability, X as addonWidgetsSourceCapability, Zn as createEvent, _r as discriminatedUnion, _t as deriveBatteryPresence, ar as isSecretMarker, br as number, c as CLIP_STILL_REASON_CODE_HEADER, cr as maskUrlCredentials, et as armRemovalReconcile, gn as resolveEgressDecodeHwAccel, gr as boolean, hr as array, ht as declareLogChannel, ir as isEvent, it as batteryCapability, kn as streamBrokerCapability, lr as nodePin, lt as clipExportFailureOf, mr as _enum, mt as createLogChannelsProvider, o as BatteryStatusSchema, or as makeProfileBrokerId, pt as createHwAccelCache, qn as CamProfileSchema, s as CLIP_BROKER_PACED_RATES, sn as rankStreams, sr as makeSourceBrokerId, st as cameraStreamsCapability, tr as expandAudioChunkToF32le, ur as parseProfileBrokerId, w as EncodeProfileSchema, wr as string, xr as object, yr as literal, zn as invocationFromEncodeProfile } from "../dist-CQe330cU.mjs";
+import { a as defaultFfmpegSpawn, i as NO_COST_CLAIM, n as Fmp4FragmentChild, r as Fmp4FragmentPlane, s as probeFfmpegBinary, t as ChildCostRegistry } from "../node-XOjWaowO.mjs";
+import { a as parseRestreamPath, d as PREBUFFER_MAX_MS, f as capPreRollRequestMs, i as isLiveEdgeOnlyDial, m as resolvePrebuffer, n as NO_DECLARATION, p as prebufferRetentionMs, s as sdpVariantFor, u as withSentryIntent } from "../restream-intent-DvzCnthK.mjs";
 import { n as profileForStreamId } from "../remote-restream-BeHi78PZ.mjs";
-import { a as require_mp4box_all, c as parseNalLengthSize, i as runFfmpegOnce, n as demuxSegmentPreferJs, o as avccSampleToAnnexB, r as FfmpegFallbackRefusedError, s as buildKeyframeAnnexB, t as demuxSegmentFullJs } from "../segment-demux-js-DCxqN1Pl.mjs";
+import { a as require_mp4box_all, c as parseNalLengthSize, i as runFfmpegOnce, n as demuxSegmentPreferJs, o as avccSampleToAnnexB, r as FfmpegFallbackRefusedError, s as buildKeyframeAnnexB, t as demuxSegmentFullJs } from "../segment-demux-js-BVwtkI0F.mjs";
 import { createRequire } from "node:module";
 import * as os$1 from "node:os";
 import { networkInterfaces, tmpdir } from "node:os";
@@ -218,7 +218,7 @@ function wireBrokerFfmpeg(deps) {
 * `perDevice: true` holds end to end: the session logger is built with
 * `withTags(deviceTags)` in `broker-webrtc-server.ts`, and `ScopedLogger`
 * merges bound tags into every line, so every one of those lines carries
-* `tags.deviceId` as the numeric id. `| json | deviceId="617"` works.
+* `tags.deviceId` as the numeric id. `| json | deviceId="102"` works.
 *
 * Read at session CREATION, so it takes effect on the next session rather than
 * mid-call — the same property the per-camera `webrtcDebug` switch has always
@@ -238,7 +238,7 @@ var CH_WEBRTC = declareLogChannel({
 *
 * `perDevice: FALSE`, and this is not an oversight — it is the corollary the
 * plan insists be made explicit. These lines put the device in `meta`, not in
-* `tags`, so `| json | deviceId="617"` does not select them. Declaring this
+* `tags`, so `| json | deviceId="102"` does not select them. Declaring this
 * channel per-camera would be a lie the UI repeats: an operator would narrow
 * to one camera, see nothing, and conclude the code path was never taken.
 *
@@ -678,7 +678,7 @@ function mergeViewerCounts(parts) {
 *
 * Every log line about a device carries `tags: { deviceId }`, always the same
 * key and always the numeric id: a miss rate, a media gap or a routing fault is
-* always asked per-camera ("why is 617 worse than 615?"), and a line that omits
+* always asked per-camera ("why is 102 worse than 101?"), and a line that omits
 * the tag cannot answer it.
 */
 function deviceIdFromBrokerId$1(brokerId) {
@@ -831,7 +831,7 @@ async function waitForSourceMedia(input) {
 *
 * Measured on this hub 2026-09-13: every Alexa session on the baby monitor
 * produced a `stream.online` and a `stream.offline` pair against
-* `640/egress:8e96e97a…`, and the operator read them as the battery camera
+* `106/egress:8e96e97a…`, and the operator read them as the battery camera
 * flapping during its wake. Nothing was flapping — that is just what an egress
 * pipe does, once per session, by design.
 *
@@ -1012,7 +1012,7 @@ function nextEnabledSignals(input) {
 * The HOLD a camera's own signal buys, and what it may not buy.
 *
 * A stream a consumer merely watches is not a reason to wake a battery camera —
-* a Frigate-style puller holds a session open for ever, and treating that as
+* a continuous-pull client holds a session open for ever, and treating that as
 * demand keeps the camera awake for ever, which is the whole point of the
 * battery (D173). So a sentry consumer is FED without being INTENT, and the
 * only thing that dials is a signal the camera reported about itself.
@@ -2064,7 +2064,7 @@ var DerivedStreamFeeder = class extends FfmpegPushReader {
 *
 * Every camera in this fleet speaks G.711 (PCMU/PCMA), so the copy could never
 * work for any of them: no `derived:*` stream has EVER carried audio, and
-* camera 618 — whose `low` (motion, and therefore audio) profile is mapped to
+* camera 108 — whose `low` (motion, and therefore audio) profile is mapped to
 * a derived stream — went silent the day it was remapped.
 *
 * So the carrier decides, explicitly and loudly, not the profile: source audio
@@ -2220,7 +2220,7 @@ function derivedBitrateCeilingKbps(video) {
 *   whose default rate control is `cap`), because a derived tier is RECORDED
 *   and the scrub reads a `low` segment whole only while it is under 1.5 MB
 *   (D163). Uncapped CRF has no relationship to that ceiling: 1438/low
-*   measured 537–941 kbps at 640x360@25 against 142 kbps for camera 615's
+*   measured 537–941 kbps at 640x360@25 against 142 kbps for camera 101's
 *   NATIVE low at the identical geometry, peaking at 1.19 MB in a 10 s
 *   segment. Quiet scenes still spend less than the cap.
 */
@@ -2359,7 +2359,7 @@ function rankInitialAssignment(streams) {
 *
 * So the key is retired EXPLICITLY: read once, converted into the
 * configuration that now carries its meaning, and cleared. An operator who had
-* typed "3 s of history on 617's substream" keeps 3 s of history on 617's
+* typed "3 s of history on 102's substream" keeps 3 s of history on 102's
 * substream; they do not silently get the cluster default, and they do not
 * silently get nothing.
 */
@@ -4504,7 +4504,7 @@ var RtspRestreamer = class {
 	/**
 	* Sessions that count as LIVE INTENT — everything except a sentry dial.
 	*
-	* The split exists so a Frigate-style puller can hold a session open for ever
+	* The split exists so a continuous-pull client can hold a session open for ever
 	* against a battery camera without keeping it awake (D173). For a broker with
 	* no sentry session this equals {@link getSessionCount} exactly, which is
 	* why nothing else changed behaviour.
@@ -4639,7 +4639,7 @@ var RtspRestreamer = class {
 	* {@link PRIME_MAX_PACKETS}) and PACED (see {@link PacedRtpReplay}). Both
 	* were absent: this replayed the entire retained ring in one synchronous
 	* nested loop, measured at 9.9 Mbps instantaneous against a 485 kbps steady
-	* stream (20×) on 615/mid and 40.7 Mbps on 615/high, with a population p99 of
+	* stream (20×) on 101/mid and 40.7 Mbps on 101/high, with a population p99 of
 	* 28.3 s of history and a same-day max of 61.5 s / 17065 packets.
 	*/
 	servePendingSessionsRtp() {
@@ -6328,7 +6328,7 @@ function buildAudioCodecCapApi(api) {
 *
 * ## What this exists to stop
 *
-* 2026-08-25, device 3629 ("Videocamera porta retro", Reolink). Its Baichuan
+* 2026-08-25, device 3629 ("Camera porta retro", Reolink). Its Baichuan
 * session expired under a socket that stayed open, so every
 * `stream-catalog.getCatalog` answered `buildVideoStreamOptions failed …
 * responseCode 400`. The reconcile poll asked again 30 s later. And again. For
@@ -6515,7 +6515,7 @@ function decideAudioPlaneAction(observation, state, nowMs) {
 * for the verdict: it exists to avoid a per-session cross-process
 * `decoder.getInfo`, so it expires on a **read** cadence, and one minute later
 * the decoder answers `vaapi` again and the next cold child re-pays the death.
-* Measured on camera 615 on 2026-08-07: the hardware failure recurs at 22:17:07,
+* Measured on camera 101 on 2026-08-07: the hardware failure recurs at 22:17:07,
 * 22:18:42, 22:28:48, 22:30:52, 22:32:39, 22:34:07, 22:52:07 — once per memo
 * window, forever, on a hub where it has never once succeeded.
 *
@@ -9073,7 +9073,7 @@ var RENDER_TIMEOUT_MS = 2e4;
 * real time, or an H.265 source). At real time the width must stay the source's
 * own, because an identity scale is precisely what `clipCanCopy` looks for.
 *
-* Measured on a real 615 720p window, `-preset veryfast`: crf 23 at 1280 is
+* Measured on a real 101 720p window, `-preset veryfast`: crf 23 at 1280 is
 * 254 KB and 0.23 s of encode, against the 922 KB the copy of the same window
 * carried. Capping wider renditions here costs nothing an operator can see on a
 * phone and keeps the burst bounded on a hub that is already busy.
@@ -9112,7 +9112,7 @@ function eventClipEncodeWidth(sourceWidth, speed) {
 *  - **A GIF is a re-encode by definition.**
 *
 * Copying is what makes a notification clip the camera's own 1280×720 picture
-* rather than `libx264 -crf 28` at 480 px — measured on 615, the same eleven
+* rather than `libx264 -crf 28` at 480 px — measured on 101, the same eleven
 * seconds are 224 KB copied against a visibly softer re-encode, and the gif
 * derived from it stops looking pixellated for the same reason.
 */
@@ -13313,7 +13313,7 @@ var SentryPump = class {
 * A lightweight TCP server that broadcasts raw encoded video bytes
 * (H.264/H.265 Annex-B) to all connected clients.
 *
-* Each StreamBroker owns one StreamPipeServer. Restreamers (e.g. go2rtc)
+* Each StreamBroker owns one StreamPipeServer. Restreamers (e.g. restreamer)
 * connect via `tcp://127.0.0.1:{port}` and receive the same byte stream
 * that the broker reads from the camera, eliminating duplicate RTSP
 * connections.
@@ -13453,9 +13453,9 @@ var DROP_REPORT_INTERVAL_MS = 3e4;
 var StreamBroker = class StreamBroker {
 	deviceId;
 	/**
-	* Numeric device id parsed once from `deviceId` (`615/native` → 615), for
-	* `tags.deviceId`. Every log line about a device carries it: "why is 617
-	* worse than 615?" is the question every media-gap investigation starts from,
+	* Numeric device id parsed once from `deviceId` (`101/native` → 101), for
+	* `tags.deviceId`. Every log line about a device carries it: "why is 102
+	* worse than 101?" is the question every media-gap investigation starts from,
 	* and a line without the tag cannot be grouped to answer it.
 	*/
 	numericDeviceId;
@@ -13604,7 +13604,7 @@ var StreamBroker = class StreamBroker {
 	* which ANY caller may dial the source again. Armed on every dial ATTEMPT
 	* with the current backoff window. The 30s reconnect timer was honored on
 	* ITS path, but parallel dial channels (demand resume, broker recreation)
-	* re-dialed instantly — an unreachable camera (614 EHOSTUNREACH) looped
+	* re-dialed instantly — an unreachable camera (105 EHOSTUNREACH) looped
 	* hundreds of dials/sec, the relayed log flood ballooned hub-main to
 	* 1.9 GB in 4 h and starved the HTTPS API. This gate makes the backoff a
 	* BROKER-level invariant instead of a per-path courtesy.
@@ -13833,7 +13833,7 @@ var StreamBroker = class StreamBroker {
 	* The open prebuffer hold, or `null` when the prebuffer is off.
 	*
 	* A real object rather than a flag plus a synthetic row, so "who is keeping
-	* camera 617 warm?" is answered by something that EXISTS: it has an id, it
+	* camera 102 warm?" is answered by something that EXISTS: it has an id, it
 	* has a start time, and `hasDemand()` consults it the way it consults every
 	* other holder.
 	*/
@@ -13866,7 +13866,7 @@ var StreamBroker = class StreamBroker {
 	* that socket down. In that window `resolveCurrentSource()` truthfully
 	* answers with a socket nobody can dial.
 	*
-	* That cost device 640 its sentry on 2026-09-16: the window re-opened
+	* That cost device 106 its sentry on 2026-09-16: the window re-opened
 	* (which `suspend()` does deliberately, for a consumer that never left) with
 	* the real url, `planPrestream` refused it `not-lazy`, and the refusal is
 	* terminal — the operator's client sat dark for ten seconds and gave up six
@@ -14236,7 +14236,7 @@ var StreamBroker = class StreamBroker {
 	* streaming (`if (!this.reconnectTimer) return`). This is for the opposite
 	* situation: the connection is fine and its CONTENT is wrong.
 	*
-	* That is not hypothetical. Measured live on Hikvision 590 (2026-08-07):
+	* That is not hypothetical. Measured live on Hikvision 104 (2026-08-07):
 	* muting the camera's microphone restarts its encoder, the RTSP connection
 	* drops, and the broker reconnects — *while the mute is still being applied
 	* channel by channel*. It negotiates a video-only SDP, the camera comes back
@@ -15342,7 +15342,7 @@ var StreamBroker = class StreamBroker {
 	* How far back the ring is kept — the prebuffer, and nothing else.
 	*
 	* It used to be `max(detectionPreRollMs, recordingPreRollMs)`: a maximum over
-	* CONFIGURATIONS, which is what made "how much history does camera 617 hold"
+	* CONFIGURATIONS, which is what made "how much history does camera 102 hold"
 	* a question with two answers and no owner. There is one configuration now,
 	* so the retention is it.
 	*/
@@ -18029,7 +18029,7 @@ var StreamBrokerManager = class StreamBrokerManager {
 	* memo above on purpose: the memo answers "what should decode this" on a read
 	* cadence and expires in a minute, so folding the failure into it meant the
 	* next cold child one minute later re-paid the same ~3 s death — measured
-	* seven times on 615 between 22:17 and 22:52 on 2026-08-07. See
+	* seven times on 101 between 22:17 and 22:52 on 2026-08-07. See
 	* `dead-decode-backends.ts`.
 	*/
 	deadDecodeBackends = createDeadDecodeBackends();
@@ -18602,7 +18602,7 @@ var StreamBrokerManager = class StreamBrokerManager {
 			* refreshing it: a battery camera refuses a capture while it believes
 			* itself asleep, and that belief lags the wake by seconds — so the only
 			* attempts ever made were the sentry's own, while composing, which is
-			* BEFORE any media exists. Measured on device 640 (2026-09-16): four
+			* BEFORE any media exists. Measured on device 106 (2026-09-16): four
 			* wakes in forty minutes, the encoded picture `bytes=23912` every time,
 			* and between first packet and suspend not one capture was even
 			* attempted. The operator read the result as a placeholder rather than
@@ -19417,7 +19417,7 @@ var StreamBrokerManager = class StreamBrokerManager {
 	* A restart drops the RTSP connection and the broker reconnects on its own —
 	* but the reconnect lands INSIDE the restart window, so it negotiates
 	* whatever transient SDP the camera is offering mid-change. Measured on
-	* Hikvision 590 (2026-08-07): a microphone mute/unmute left all three
+	* Hikvision 104 (2026-08-07): a microphone mute/unmute left all three
 	* brokers holding video-only sessions against a camera that had its audio
 	* mux back, and because those sessions were healthy nothing ever re-dialed.
 	* The hub was deaf on that camera until the device was disabled long enough
@@ -22220,7 +22220,7 @@ var StreamBrokerManager = class StreamBrokerManager {
 	* assignment). When the device's assignment is operator-locked
 	* (`auto === false`) occupied slots stay put (a derived on `low` must
 	* not be kicked off). Empty slots refill from unused natives when the
-	* device has a derived stream (618 / 1438) or the whole map is empty —
+	* device has a derived stream (108 / 1438) or the whole map is empty —
 	* a camera without deriveds still honours an operator unassign.
 	*/
 	async reconcileAutoAssignment(deviceId, reason, streamAdded = false) {
@@ -22983,7 +22983,7 @@ var StreamBrokerManager = class StreamBrokerManager {
 	* Only ever an input to "can this track be COPIED into the derived MPEG-TS".
 	* `null` resolves to the AAC re-encode, so every failure of this read lands
 	* on the branch that still produces audible audio — the read can never mute
-	* a camera, which is the direction that cost 618 four silent days.
+	* a camera, which is the direction that cost 108 four silent days.
 	*/
 	observedSourceAudioCodec(deviceId, source) {
 		const camStreamId = source.kind === "camStream" ? source.camStreamId : this.assignments.get(deviceId)?.map[source.profile] ?? null;
@@ -26780,7 +26780,7 @@ var AdaptiveSession = class AdaptiveSession {
 	* `needsTranscode` is final the moment the answer's codec is known — the
 	* "Codec negotiated" line already prints it — but the acquire used to happen
 	* inside `startFeedingFrames`, which runs only after the DTLS wait. On camera
-	* 615 that put the leg ~2 s after session creation and the first packet ~5 s
+	* 101 that put the leg ~2 s after session creation and the first packet ~5 s
 	* after that, against a browser watchdog that re-offers every ~5 s: the viewer
 	* was always gone before the media existed, and the next session paid for a
 	* cold child again. Three minutes of that on 2026-08-07 22:17–22:20.
@@ -32042,7 +32042,7 @@ var RecordedFeeder = class {
 	* the loop slept, the cursor never moved off the seek target, and the only
 	* evidence was a `recorded:play-census` line with `pacedAus=150 segments=1`.
 	* A branch that silently drops work logs (repo rule) — and the log carries
-	* `deviceId` through `onLog`'s tags, because "why is 4374 worse than 615" is
+	* `deviceId` through `onLog`'s tags, because "why is 4374 worse than 101" is
 	* the only way this question is ever asked.
 	*
 	* Logged once per segment start per feeder: a broken camera should name every

package/dist/stream-broker/remoteEntry.js

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ async function d(e) {
 	}
 }
 async function f() {
-	return l ||= d(() => import("./_virtual_mf-localSharedImportMap___mfe_internal__addon_stream_broker_widgets-DJ_CX5Lw.mjs")).catch((e) => {
+	return l ||= d(() => import("./_virtual_mf-localSharedImportMap___mfe_internal__addon_stream_broker_widgets-CJJ0Dj8s.mjs")).catch((e) => {
 		throw l = void 0, e;
 	}), l;
 }

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@camstack/addon-pipeline",
-  "version": "1.2.625",
+  "version": "1.2.627",
   "description": "Pipeline bundle — runner, detection, motion, audio + stream broker. Multi-entry npm package shipping pipeline addons under a single bundle.",
   "keywords": [
     "camstack",
@@ -15,7 +15,12 @@
   "license": "MIT",
   "repository": {
     "type": "git",
-    "url": "https://github.com/camstack/server"
+    "url": "https://github.com/camstack/server.git",
+    "directory": "packages/addon-pipeline"
+  },
+  "homepage": "https://camstack-docs.zentik.app",
+  "bugs": {
+    "url": "https://github.com/camstack/server/issues"
   },
   "main": "./dist/pipeline-runner/index.js",
   "exports": {

package/python/inference_pool.py

@@ -501,7 +501,7 @@ def _resolve_onnx_providers(
 
 
 # WebGPU: one ORT session per OS process (Dawn/Vulkan SIGSEGVs on a second
-# session in-process — amd-proxmox 2026-10-10). Implementation lives in
+# session in-process — agent-b 2026-10-10). Implementation lives in
 # webgpu_isolated.py; the pool parent never holds a WebGPU session itself.
 from webgpu_isolated import WebGpuIsolatedSession  # noqa: E402
 
@@ -1439,7 +1439,7 @@ def _load_model(slot: ModelSlot, config: dict) -> None:
                 slot.config["_input_shape"] = session.get_inputs()[0].shape
             except Exception:
                 pass
-            # Declared input DTYPE. super-gradients / Frigate YOLO-NAS exports bake
+            # Declared input DTYPE. super-gradients / plus catalog YOLO-NAS exports bake
             # their preprocessing into the graph and take `tensor(uint8)` — the
             # preprocess must feed raw uint8 pixels, not the float32 [0,1] tensor
             # (a hard onnxruntime type error otherwise).
@@ -1943,7 +1943,7 @@ def _preprocess(img: Image.Image, config: dict) -> tuple[dict, float, tuple[int,
             if bench_fid is not None:
                 _bench_preprocess_cache[(bench_fid, input_size)] = result
             return result
-        # uint8-input ONNX models: super-gradients / Frigate YOLO-NAS exports
+        # uint8-input ONNX models: super-gradients / plus catalog YOLO-NAS exports
         # bake the /255 preprocessing INTO the graph and declare a uint8 input
         # tensor. Feeding the historical float32 [0,1] tensor is a hard
         # onnxruntime type error, so feed raw uint8 pixels in the declared

package/python/postprocessors/ctc.py

@@ -355,7 +355,7 @@ def postprocess_ctc(
     # quad warp (2026-08-20) started delivering legible strips, the correct
     # decodes arrived as "DN.D7578" / "DN-P 1091" / "DN:HF 974" and this gate
     # threw away every one of them — the warp scored 1/21 instead of 4/21 on the
-    # cam-617 ground-truth set purely because of this line.
+    # cam-102 ground-truth set purely because of this line.
     #
     # The exemption is deliberately narrow: EXACTLY ONE seal-like glyph, strictly
     # INTERIOR, and the remainder must CONFORM to the region grammar. Noise