Curator Understanding
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Understanding is a picture of what's actually in your library - independent of what anyone's asked.
For what people asked and how well the library performed, see Curator Insights. (The full distinction between the two is covered in What is Curator?
Use this page to see how a typical service is built, what topics you actually cover, and which scripture and songs show up in the videos.
Why this page exists
So you can see the library the way Curator does — not as a list of files, as teaching, worship, verses, and songs. That's how you know what people can find when they ask.
Questions while you set this up: support@sardius.media.
This library
How much has been understood, and how an hour is built.
A typical hour: teaching vs singing vs announcements, and the rest.
How services are shaped — where the hour goes, and what kinds of time fill it.
| Tile | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Videos | How many assets have been understood. |
| Hours | Total understood duration. |
| Avg min | Typical length of a video in this library. |
| Dominant segment | The largest share of time — Performance, Teaching, and so on. The label is the kind, not a grade. |
The stacked bar is a typical hour: teaching vs singing vs announcements, and the rest. Use it to see whether the library is mostly message, mostly music, or a mix. Service shape needs Deep Understanding data.
What it's about
Topics that Curator extracted from this library. Not a list of visitor questions — that is Curator Insights.
The scatter is four quadrants: more joyful to the right, heavier toward the bottom. Most taught is the same topics ranked by time. Hover a dot or a ranked row to see the cluster.
Sources
Text and songs extracted from these videos. Shown when the library actually has them.
Scripture. How many citations from each book. OT and NT grids. Hover a book for the count and a sample ref. Darker means more citations.
This only shows when Bible references are on and verses actually appear in the videos. It's what was said — not a stamp that every citation is perfect.
Songs. What was sung, and how often. Header tiles: songs, times sung, artists.
- Song — one row per title, with artist when known, and times sung.
- Artist — grouped. Expand a name to see that artist's songs. Rows with no artist sit under No artist.
- suggested — the title was inferred. Worth a glance.
- contradicted — the title doesn't match what was sung. Treat it as a flag.
When it looks empty
If Discover has not processed the feed yet, you get honest empty copy — not a crash and not "coming soon". Processing lives on the feed / AI Discover side. Come back when videos have been understood.
Service shape, scripture, and songs only appear when those things exist in the library. If a band is missing, that content hasn't been understood yet — not that the page is broken.