Clear Handling of Cards SlabIQ Can't Identify
When SlabIQ can't identify part or all of a card, it says so plainly, keeps the card listable and never invents a value. It also never blames the card for a temporary service outage.
- Status
- In Progress
- First discussed
- Development started
- Last updated
Overview
If the AI service is unavailable, cards go back to their previous state and the run can be restarted, rather than being marked as cards SlabIQ couldn't identify, and you aren't charged for the failed attempt. If identification is interrupted, the batch says it stopped and offers Resume. A sports parallel that can't be confirmed is listed as Base instead of 'Not identified', and descriptive wording never becomes a field value. Cards missing from the catalog are proposed for addition, and internal match diagnostics stay out of your view.
Completed work
- AI outages restore card status, aren't billed, and leave the batch restartable (Aug 30)
- Interrupted identification shows as stopped, with Resume (Sep 27)
- Descriptions never become the parallel (Sep 28)
- An unconfirmed sports parallel is Base everywhere (Oct 14)
- Cards missing from the catalog are proposed on Ready (Oct 25)
- Internal 'why it didn't match' panels removed from seller views (Oct 26)
Milestones
- Completed
Outage failures separated from 'could not identify'
- Completed
Restart recovery for identification runs
- Completed
Unknown parallel is Base
- Not Started
Repair of previously stored unknown parallels
What “done” means
The outcomes this item has to deliver. Each is marked as it is confirmed.
A service outage is never recorded as a card SlabIQ couldn't identify
Met
An unconfirmed sports parallel is saved and listed as Base
Met
Cards saved before the fix are corrected
Not met yet
Uncertain trading cards are held for a seller's choice instead of guessed
Partly met
Development updates
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