Reviewing Project Outputs

Once a project is created you land on the project detail page at /ai-studio/[id]. This page has two sections: Input Photos and AI Generated Videos. The Input Photos section shows a thumbnail grid of every photo you uploaded — these are your source images and they remain unchanged. The AI Generated Videos section appears only after at least one output has been produced and shows the finished media.

While the pipeline is running, a Processing in progress banner appears below the project header. It shows a spinning loader and a row of AiProcessingBadge components — one per active job. The badge label tells you exactly where the job is in the pipeline: Queued means it is waiting for a GPU slot, Sending means the job payload is being dispatched to RunPod, Processing means the GPU worker is executing the ComfyUI workflow, Downloading means the worker has finished and the output is being retrieved, and Uploading means the output file is being stored to the CDN. The page polls every three seconds automatically and will update all badges without a manual refresh.

When a job reaches Ready status (COMPLETED) the badge switches to an outline style with a checkmark and the AI Generated Videos section populates. Each output appears as an aspect-ratio video thumbnail. Hovering over a video reveals a play button overlay — clicking it replaces the thumbnail with a full in-page video player with native controls (play/pause, seek, volume). Clicking elsewhere on the page or letting the video end resets the card back to the thumbnail state.

Below each video card is a row of controls: a filename label, a download icon link, and a revision icon. The download link triggers a browser download of the video file directly from the CDN. The revision icon (circular arrow) opens the Request Revision dialog. Note that failed jobs show a red Failed badge — Owners and Admins can retry a failed job from the admin endpoint; there is no self-service retry button on this page in the current UI.

The project header displays the project name (or 'Untitled Project' if none was given), the creation date, and a PRE-ALPHA badge. The back arrow in the top-left returns you to the AI Studio project list. The project list itself shows a card grid with a 3-photo thumbnail preview, a count of input photos and AI videos, the creation date, and a 'Shared' indicator if a public share link is active for that project.