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Downstream products

Product hosts keep the real authority.

These screenshots show products that can compose a bounded AIR decision layer. They are not demonstrations of AIR Core owning product UX, media, files, devices, or model providers.

Vela Cinema desktop application showing the library and local viewing workspace
Vela Cinema desktop runtime. The screenshot is a product interface, not an AIR runtime screen.

Vela Cinema

Verified policy around a native media host.

Vela Cinema owns library state, media decoding, presentation timing, rendering, remote transport, and the user interface. Those are native product responsibilities.

AIR does
Evaluates bounded remote authorization and synchronization policy artifacts. Invalid, trapped, or late policy results are rejected or held by the host.
Host does
Checks pairing and live grants, controls sessions, and carries out playback or remote actions only after its own validation.
AIR does not
Decode media, process frames or samples, browse a library, render UI, invoke Apple Intelligence, or own local files and credentials.
Vela Learn home screen on iPad with subjects and offline daily ideas
Vela Learn home on the A16 iPad target.
Vela Learn drawing canvas on iPad
Vela Learn canvas remains responsive independently of an optional policy adapter.

Vela Learn

Optional lesson policy after the stroke is complete.

Vela Learn is implemented in VelaDraw. The app owns Pencil input, drawing, lesson packages, storage, visual feedback, and accessibility behavior.

AIR does
An optional adapter may evaluate a bounded post-stroke event and return a small reward, technique hint, or achievement decision.
Host does
Runs deterministic local rules and retains a fallback when an AIR adapter is unavailable, invalid, slow, or fails.
Guarantee
AIR never sits on the ink path: it receives no live Pencil stream and cannot block a child from drawing or progressing through a lesson.