Wilfrid Okorie
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Public-source backed / hackathon project

SceneStory

A structured story-state engine that checks screenplay continuity and answers audience questions without spoilers.

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Technologies

Google Cloud ADK · Gemini · ClickHouse · Grafana · MCP

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Context

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SceneStory is a structured, queryable story-state engine built on top of a screenplay. Its public README describes it as a hackathon submission for Google Cloud Agentic Cinema.

Problem

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Screenplay continuity and audience questions require a record of what has been established, where it was established, and what the viewer is allowed to know at a given scene.

Architecture and decisions

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The public architecture describes a Director Agent coordinating Story Analyst, Continuity Guardian, and Audience Companion agents, with claims stored in ClickHouse and observability through Grafana and MCP.

Implementation evidence

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The repository README documents scene-bounded claims, confidence levels, contradiction findings, structured metrics, Cloud Run services, and a demo screenplay designed to exercise clean transitions, planted contradictions, and an ambiguous case.

Results and limitations

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The strongest portfolio story is the explicit knowledge boundary: the Audience Companion answers only from claims available up to the viewer's current scene. The project is presented as a hackathon system; no production adoption claim is made.

Limitations and open evidence

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  • The public README establishes the architecture and demo design, not production adoption.
  • The project should be described as an applied-AI systems project and hackathon submission.