| Phase | Tasks | Approx. Time | |------|-------|--------------| | | • List all target domains. • Decide on data retention policy (e.g., keep 30‑day metadata). | 1‑2 days | | 1 – Crawl & Store | • Write a crawler for each domain (respect robots.txt). • Store raw JSON in a bucket (S3/DO Spaces). • Push cleaned data to Elasticsearch. | 1‑2 weeks | | 2 – AI Tagging | • Set up a serverless function (AWS Lambda / GCF) that triggers on new crawl entries. • Call the LLM to generate tags & a 150‑word summary. • Persist tags back to the index. | 1 week | | 3 – Safe‑Play Middleware | • Add a session‑based age flag ( session.ageVerified = true/false ). • Middleware filters search results & API responses based on tags. | 3‑4 days | | 4 – Front‑End | • Build the “Smart Browse” page. • Implement instant search (use Elastic’s /_search endpoint). • Add UI for the Safe‑Play toggle and age‑gate modal. | 1‑2 weeks | | 5 – Preview Generation | • Use FFmpeg to cut a 5‑second clip from each video (or use existing low‑res preview if provided). • Overlay a semi‑transparent watermark (“PREVIEW – NOT FULL”). | 4‑5 days | | 6 – Testing & QA | • Unit tests for crawler, tagger, middleware. • End‑to‑end tests (Cypress) for search, filtering, and safe‑play flow. | 1 week | | 7 – Deploy & Monitor | • Deploy services via Docker/K8s or serverless stack. • Set up alerts for crawl failures & AI tag confidence < 0.6. | Ongoing | | 8 – Admin Dashboard (optional) | • Build simple UI to edit tags manually. • Export CSV of flagged videos for review. | 1 week |
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