Images, video or screen recordings are stored in a project with annotations, descriptions and computer vision results. Selected materials can be used in Screph Code, external tools and Automation Runtime. Code development and script execution use separate commands.
The mode determines the available object types and tools. General and GUI Automation support basic workflows; Industrial and UAV remain experimental.
The source can be a screen region, window, monitor, camera, network stream, image, video or folder. Capture preserves each frame’s source and position on the timeline.
In Selector, you create elements, features, regions of interest, annotations and typed relationships. Annotation changes can be undone and redone.
A single method, sequence, or graph of methods can create masks, outlines, detections, recognized text, metrics, and a log. Methods with models require a prepared environment and model files.
Preview, overlay, mask and metrics help you evaluate the result. In supported processes, a proposed change can be accepted, modified, rejected, or recalculated.
The project stores the format version, source images, markup, links, groups, descriptions and links to attached results. When loading, the structure and associated files are checked.
Screph Code and supported external tools receive selected task data. Automation Runtime uses the main project along with a separately prepared script.
Stores typed relationships between elements and features of the main markup.
A processing graph with typed inputs and outputs and an execution log. It transforms visual data.
Contains user actions and associated frames. Action CV saves proposed results alongside the original recording.