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How it works

A clip moves from assignment to verified output through one visible path.

The contributor receives the clip and task brief, labels the actions, and submits the result. Structural checks catch incomplete or malformed work before reference and semantic review assess timing, specificity, consistency and granularity.

THOR DataOne clip, end to end
  1. 01

    Clip issued

    Approved source clip and task brief.

  2. 02

    Annotate

    Contributor marks one action across time.

  3. 03

    Structural checks

    • Coverage
    • Gaps
    • Format

    Automatic checks reject incomplete or badly formed work.

  4. 04

    Reference check

    Compare timing and labels with a trusted reference.

  5. 05

    Semantic review

    • Specificity
    • Consistency
    • Granularity

    Review tests whether the label is useful, not only valid.

  6. 06

    Pass / fail

    Only work above the threshold proceeds.

  • Steps 01–02Quality scoreAccuracy for this unit
  • Steps 03–04Contributor recordPerformance across accepted work
  • Steps 05–06Verified unitReusable output with provenance

Accepted work builds a quality record that improves future routing

Passing work receives a quality score, repeated performance builds the contributor's reputation, and the accepted output enters the buyer's delivery as a verified unit.