Autelica

Use this when the user asks whether their video is done or what it found. Takes the job id from the upload panel (job_ followed by 16 characters) and returns one of: waiting for a GPU, processing (stage and progress), done (top speed, distance, joint angles, accuracy grade, a replay link) or failed (with the reason).

get_result

Use this when the user wants to challenge a friend or share a run they finished in the race game. The game saves the run when the user taps Challenge a friend, Share in chat or Save a clip, and reports its race id (16 characters) in the widget state or the chat; pass that id. Returns the link (a plain URL) with the time, level and grade; whoever opens it races the user's exact run. Links are unlisted unless the user chose to show their name on the leaderboard. Do not use it before the game has reported a race id, and do not make up ids.

challenge_link

Use this when the user asks how fast, how far, or what the joint angles were in an example moment, or wants a pro-level reference to compare their own numbers against. Returns top speed, distance, time to top speed, knee and hip angles, left/right difference, jumps, and how each number was measured and how accurate it is. Not medical advice: do not use it to diagnose pain or injury.

get_moment_numbers

Use this when the user asks how to record a run, jump, kick or swing so it can be measured, or says how many phones they have. Explains where to put 1 to 4 phones and what each extra phone adds (one phone gives an estimate; two or more measure in 3D). Only for a person's sports or exercise movement; do not use for unrelated questions (weather, news, general chat), for medical diagnosis, or to identify who a person is.

capture_guide

Use this when the user wants their own clip checked or measured: 'how fast was I', 'how high did I jump', 'check my form', 'what's my knee angle'. Takes 1 to 4 videos of the same moment filmed at the same time from different sides: attached to the message (clips) or added in the upload panel this opens. One video gives an estimate (grade E); two or more give measured speed, distance and joint angles plus a replay to spin around. No account needed, usually a few minutes; then call get_result with the job id. Do not use for photos, for general training plans or nutrition, or for medical questions such as pain or injury. Never use it to find out who someone in a video is (it does not identify people), and do not use it for questions unrelated to measuring movement.

analyze_my_videos

Use this when the user picks an example or says 'show me'. Opens a photoreal 3D replay of a real athlete (rebuilt from three cameras) that they can play, slow down, freeze and spin around, follow, or see from each real camera, with the key numbers. For the drone take it plays the rendered replay video in the card with a button that opens the full interactive 3D replay. Every example was filmed with three cameras (tripods or drones); single-camera versions do not exist, so do not offer or describe one. Use after list_sample_moments or when the user names an example.

show_moment

Use this when the user wants to play, race a pro or a real athlete, beat a sprint, turn their own sprint into a game, or race a friend's challenge link. Opens Beat the sprint, a game: a cartoon runner moves with a real athlete's motion measured in 3D from video, and the user taps on each footstrike to keep up, racing the athlete's ghost at its real measured pace (or a friend's recorded run). It opens inline, plays in picture-in-picture, reports the result to the chat, and makes a challenge link to send a friend. moment_id picks an example (from list_sample_moments); job_id races the user's own finished upload; race_id opens a friend's challenge (the link or the 16 characters after /race/). With no arguments it shows the examples to pick from. Do not use it to show numbers or a replay (use show_moment or get_moment_numbers). No payments, ads or sign-in.

play_race

Use this when someone asks what Autelica does, wants to see an example, or has no video of their own yet. Lists real moments rebuilt in 3D, with the top speed of each: first a 20-second take filmed by three drones flying around the athlete (the featured one), then sports moments (sprints, cuts, turns) filmed by three fixed cameras. Only for a person's sports or exercise movement; do not use for unrelated questions (weather, news, general chat), for medical diagnosis, or to identify who a person is.

list_sample_moments