@sealpixel/plugin-assist

Assisted redaction. A detector proposes regions on the proxy, a person accepts or rejects them, and acceptance dispatches an ordinary redact.add. The suggestions live in the UI tool, never in the edit log, so a render never needs the model again.

The plugin itself declares no operations and does no kernel work; it gives the editor a plugin id for the toolbar button and the options. It is not in defaultPlugins: a host registers it, installs the tool from @sealpixel/ui (createAssistTool) and supplies a detector — its own, or the one from the /plates entry of this package:

import { createAssistTool, defaultPlugins } from '@sealpixel/element';
import { assistPlugin } from '@sealpixel/plugins';
import { createPlateDetector } from '@sealpixel/plugin-assist/plates';

editor.plugins = [...defaultPlugins, assistPlugin];
editor.tools = { assist: createAssistTool(createPlateDetector()) };
editor.pluginOptions = {
  assist: { model: { url: '/models/plate.onnx', sha256: '…' }, wasmPaths: '/ort/' },
};

/plates runs onnxruntime-web in a worker and imports it on the first detection. onnxruntime-web is an optional peer dependency: install it and serve its .wasm files and your model yourself. The SDK ships no weights.

Options: run, timeoutMs, classes, minScore, maxSuggestions, model, wasmPaths, padding, mode, amount, acceptAbove, badge, showScore, adjust, bulk. See the guide at docs.sealpixel.dev for the full contract.