lacing.bodies.continuity_violation#

Body schema for continuity violations — generic, cross-media.

URI: annot://schema/continuity-violation/v1

A continuity violation is a typed claim about a relationship between two or more annotations: “panels 5 and 6 cross the 180° axis”, “the character drift between panel 3 and panel 4 exceeds the embed-distance threshold”, “object detection finds a prop in panel 7 absent from panel 8.”

The schema is intentionally generic. Specific rule families live in their producing packages — reelee defines axis_180, character_drift, prop_hallucination, etc. via dedicated Transforms — but the envelope that carries the result is generic enough to live in lacing.

Violations attach as review/v1 annotations whose review_kind == "continuity" (see lacing.bodies.review).

Reference: reelee/docs/Narrative to Storyboard.md §6.5, §8.1.

Module Attributes

SuggestedAction

Coarse action the edit-loop UI offers in response.

Classes

ContinuityViolationBodyV1(**data)

Body of a continuity-violation annotation.

class lacing.bodies.continuity_violation.ContinuityViolationBodyV1(**data)[source]#

Bases: SchemaModel

Body of a continuity-violation annotation.

model_config: ClassVar[ConfigDict] = {'extra': 'forbid', 'frozen': True}#: Configuration for the model, should be a dictionary conforming to [ConfigDict][pydantic.config.ConfigDict].

lacing.bodies.continuity_violation.SuggestedAction#

Coarse action the edit-loop UI offers in response. Producing Transforms pick one; the FE wires each to a button + acture command.

alias of Literal[‘regen_panel’, ‘regen_with_ref’, ‘manual_edit’, ‘accept’]