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Rivet & CoHardware · Wholesale and D2C

One subject, four scenes

A single bound product held across studio, outdoor, in-hand and on-shelf. The fourth drifted, KIT ENGINE flagged it rather than shipping it, and an edit fixed the shelf reflection.

4
scenes
1
subject lock
7/8
checks first pass
0.40
credits on the fix
Rivet & Co — shot 1
Rivet & Co — shot 2
Rivet & Co — shot 3
The situation

One tool, four contexts, and a hard requirement that the product read as the same object in all of them — the previous supplier's set looked like four different products.

The flag is the feature. I do not want a tool that quietly fixes my product for me.
Sam Ito
Head of digital, Rivet & Co
How it ran
  1. 01
    A consistency spine
    The product element was locked across every scene. Drift is measured against that lock, not judged by eye.
  2. 02
    Scene by scene verdicts
    Each scene came back for a verdict before the next started, so a wrong direction cost one scene rather than four.
  3. 03
    A scoped edit, not a re-render
    The shelf reflection was wrong on scene four. An edit changed that one thing for 0.40 credits instead of re-running the scene.
What shipped

Four scenes that read as one product, seven of eight checks passing first time, and a record showing exactly where the human said no.

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