Agents · Navi

The first broadcast-dedicated agent

Navi monitors, understands, and acts across your live feeds — correlating signals from Universal Media Taps into decisions your ops team can trust.

  • SCTE-35
  • CALM Act
  • FCC Part 79
  • EBU R128
Amira Sense Live Ops mosaic with feed alarms beside Navi Master Control chat escalating a brand-safety incident
Navi in Live Ops: mosaic alarms on the left, Master Control conversation and tickets on the right.

Watch it work

One break failure, replayed

A live-sports ad break goes wrong three ways at once. Here is how it reads on Navi's timeline — detection to closed ticket in thirty-one seconds.

Live sports · break 4 of 6 · feed 2Replay
  1. 23:41:07.02Metadata

    SCTE-35 splice-out fires — break 4 of 6, scheduled for ninety seconds.

  2. 23:41:08.71Audio

    Loudness on the insert hits −17.8 LKFS — 6.2 LU over the CALM target.

  3. 23:41:08.94Metadata

    Caption stream drops on the commercial feed — FCC Part 79 presence check fails.

  4. 23:41:09.40Navi

    Navi correlates all three to one root cause: a bad break insert on feed 2. One incident — not three alarms.

  5. 23:41:09.55Navi

    MCX alerted with the evidence clip, timecode, and suggested runbook. The ticket opens itself.

  6. 23:41:38.00MCX

    Operator swaps the insert. Navi confirms loudness and captions back in spec, then closes the trail for post-air review.

Illustrative replay — timings and values are representative, not a customer log.

What Navi does

Correlate. Decide. Route.

  • One incident, not thirty alarms

    Navi reads every Sense on every tap and merges related detections into a single story with a root cause. Alarm fatigue is a design failure — correlation is the fix.

  • Fluent in your standards

    SCTE-35 timing, CALM and R128 loudness, FCC Part 79 captions — plus your house policies per channel, genre, and daypart. Good means whatever your ops manual says it means.

  • Acts with evidence, defers to humans

    Escalations ship with the clip, the timecode, and the rationale. Actions are configurable per workflow — alert, annotate, ticket, webhook — and your operators stay authoritative on the air chain.

Division of labor

The Senses detect. Navi decides.

Each of the nine Senses is a specialist in one domain — loudness, captions, video integrity, language, safety. Navi is the generalist above them: it reads every detection in context, on program time, and turns them into decisions your team can act on.

Navi, in plain terms

See Navi on your feeds

Thirty minutes, your test stream, Navi and the Senses live. We connect to a feed you provide and run the session on that signal.