Resources and workflows
Local authority, versioned resources, catalog and search, review and rights, planning, workflow execution, original-job recovery, and receipts.
Full production-scale and failure certification remains separate.
HAWK DRMP
Digital resources, planned and produced as one connected system.
An agent-first, local-first system with a working private installation for managing digital resources, running creative workflows, and retaining exact provenance.
Your agent can operate the product through its supported contracts. The HawkDRMP UI is optional.
01
Everything the work depends on
Hawk DRMP is intended to keep creative resources, production inputs, and reusable knowledge connected without reducing them to a single file type or tool.
- Images
- Video
- Audio
- Documents
- Datasets
- Prompts
- Models
- LoRAs
- ControlNets
- IP-Adapters
- Workflows
- Checkpoints
02
Plan and orchestrate the work
Coordinate production through replaceable tools, machines, queues, and execution environments while retaining returned assets and evidence.
- 01Custom workflows
- 02Durable queues
- 03Reusable tool and machine connections
- 04Resource allocation
- 05Local and cloud execution
- 06Returned assets
- 07Receipts
03
Continuity without rigidity
Preserve relationships and approved references while allowing controlled variation for the work at hand.
Characters
Wardrobe
Props
Locations
Poses
Reference sets
Controlled variations
Configurable continuity
04
From source to reusable asset
Treat every stage as part of one traceable resource lifecycle, with approval and preservation built into the path.
- 01Source
- 02Catalog
- 03Plan
- 04Train
- 05Condition
- 06Render
- 07Evaluate
- 08Approve
- 09Deliver
- 10Preserve
- 11Reuse
05
Your agent is the interface
MCP gives an agent stable product contracts. Natural-language supervision and agent-composed interfaces can then fit the work without becoming a second source of authority.
Explore BYO-UIHawkDRMP is agent-first. The UI is optional and cannot be required to use a product capability, provide a supported decision, or retrieve its evidence.
Harry Hawk
06
What exists today
The private runtime is deployed and verified. General public distribution, signed installers, and the full quality and hardware certification remain unfinished. Evidence baseline: 2026-10-25.
DaVinci Resolve
One shared integration exposes the recorded 458 native tools and 1,357 action entries across three MCP servers, including editing and media management.
Exact schemas, installed SDK support, context, and job-completion requirements apply. Every upstream action was not individually exercised.
Media generation and finishing
Local finishing and registered Grok, OpenAI, BFL, Runway, Google, Fish Audio, and Descript paths have operational evidence.
Availability depends on the installed account, model, mode, and accepted configuration. Firefly and ElevenLabs are not configured in the reference installation.
Native provider APIs
Agents can use 881 non-deprecated OpenAI, xAI, Runway, Gemini, BFL, Fish Audio and TwelveLabs APIs through one managed execution path, including native parameters, uploads, streaming and original-job polling.
The count includes API versions. Normal discovery excludes 52 deprecated contracts retained only for explicit legacy recovery or migration. Provider permissions still apply: the reference xAI key permits image/video only; administrative operations need appropriate credentials. Signed URL transfers add 14 helpers.
Local analysis
Tesseract OCR, DINOv2 and SigLIP embeddings, SigLIP semantic annotation, SAM 2.1 masks, OpenCV face observations, and MediaPipe 33-landmark body pose run through explicit workflows.
Curated accuracy benchmarks and strict multi-character continuity remain open. Analysis does not approve identity or rights.
Platform intake
Local file intake, a real Apple Photos export, the native Takeout matcher, and Android debug/emulator checks have evidence.
Google Picker OAuth, selected real Takeout archives, physical-phone permissions, reboot, transfer, and release signing remain separate.
Local model training
Canonical model.train admission connects frozen packages to the pinned local SimpleTuner CLI. Native training and installed background-worker collection returned the exact verified artifact.
A one-step SDXL LoRA run verifies the connection and artifact return. Training-input access must be granted by the host. Model quality remains separate, and active training jobs take priority.
Local rendering and conditioning
Agent-driven media.render uses installed Draw Things and ComfyUI with exact managed models, source policies, receipts and original-job recovery. Native evidence covers Draw Things Canny plus ComfyUI pose, IP-Adapter and the returned SimpleTuner LoRA. The LoRA loader records 560 applied layers at strength 0.8.
The pinned Draw Things CLI cannot pass IP-Adapter reference hints; use ComfyUI. The fixed images showed subject-count and pose errors. This verifies execution, not strict identity continuity or production model quality.
Usage reporting
The independent reporter collects scheduled usage for four configured billing accounts and delivers exact report revisions to a persistent MCP inbox with explicit acknowledgements.
The inbox works without a UI or Events. Automatic chat notifications require host Events support; additional billing coverage needs real account access.