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Update: I have now published a public, reproducible engineering handoff for the concrete boundary discussed above: https://github.com/vulca-org/vulca-nemo-curator-adapter It targets the real The repository includes:
Technical brief: My review request is deliberately narrow:
This remains an independent downstream adapter. No NVIDIA endorsement, generic NeMo/Cosmos compatibility, or upstream integration is claimed. Routing request: @nemo-curator-leads |
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Hi NeMo Curator team,
I am exploring a workflow-native release-readiness stage that runs after Curator-like metadata export/write.
The goal is not to replace Curator, filtering, deduplication, GPU acceleration, or training workflows. The stage would take selected metadata records and emit small review objects for enterprise release handoff:
The proposed placement is:
Curator-like metadata export -> release-readiness stage -> review packet -> human gate -> evidence ledger
I have built a public-safe synthetic package that exercises this stage with external-safe metadata rows and representative workflow-row shapes. I am not attaching that package here because this is a public discussion.
My question is about integration surface:
Is release-readiness the right downstream surface to discuss for Curator-style workflows? Who is the right technical or product owner to review this kind of stage contract?
If this belongs in a different channel, issue type, or forum category, I would appreciate being routed there.
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