A-205 · Configuration
How a venue or hospitality project works at Autotelic
A venue project starts with a scoped consult; a client venue's rooms are bookable today and run on the venue operating system shown here.
- Project
- HOW IT WORKS
- Sheet
- A-205
- Sheet title
- VENUE
- Rev
- 2026-09-26
- Set
- 17 SHEETS
- Status
- RELEASED
- 1Commercial A/V Systems
- 2Digital Signage
- 3Security Cameras
- 4Access Control
- 5Ubiquiti Enterprise Networking
- 6Fiber Optic Backbone
- 7Karaoke rooms
- 8Darts lanes
- 9Watch-party zones
- 10Party rooms
- 11Corporate-event spaces
- 12Venue
- Released
- In progress
- Not in service
- Internal — shown, never linked
- Seat on the base (alignment)
- Item no. → parts list
- service page
- fixed-price SKU
- book it
A client venue is both the clearest proof of a venue project and something you can book today: karaoke rooms, darts lanes, watch-party zones, party rooms and corporate-event spaces all book online, with a real hold and a real pay page. The technology and infrastructure layer behind a venue includes commercial A/V systems, digital signage, security camera systems, access control and intercom, enterprise networking, and a fiber optic backbone — the same systems that run the venue itself.
Doors today: A scoped consult; rooms are bookable today.
Build sequence
1. Feasibility
ReleasedA venue technology project starts with a scoped consult; a client venue's rooms, meanwhile, are bookable without waiting on that consult.
2. Booking
ReleasedA client venue's rooms hold and pay the same way any fixed-price SKU does — a real hold, a real Stripe pay page.
3. Estimate
In progressSelf-serve venue pricing is in build; a scoped consult prices a venue technology project today.
4. Edge compute
ReleasedThe venue's look and feel runs on a venue operating system Autotelic built and maintains — staff app, message broker, room agents, and a power-recovery orchestrator.
The venue's power-recovery orchestrator, one real morning run · captured 2026-09-05, reviewed by Robert One 04:45 power-recovery run: agents and receivers back, doctor count, no text sent.
- Trigger
- Daily run at 04:45 (also on every headend boot, two minutes after startup); 45-minute cap.
- Wake the fleet
- Magic packets from the headend to every playout and TV agent: 25 of 25 agents online within about 5 seconds on the…
- Receivers
- DirecTV receivers powered: 8 of 8 on.
- Fleet doctor
- Health check across the room stack: failures went from 5 to 4 (one projector agent had not been running after its PC…
- Report and text
- Report retained for the staff app's Ready tab. Owner text skipped: the rule is worse-only for routine runs (a newly…
- Not in v1
- Sonos regroup, DirecTV retune, TV input fixes, agent restarts, headend reboot, and any volume or mixer write are…
Show the raw response
{ "context": "After the 2026-08-18 venue-wide power loss left the headend and about 27 playout mini-PCs dark for 32 hours, the recovery was automated: every boot and every morning the orchestrator wakes the fleet, checks audio, powers the receivers, runs the fleet doctor, and texts the owner only when the picture is worse than the last report.", "steps": [ { "step": 1, "label": "Trigger", "detail": "Daily run at 04:45 (also on every headend boot, two minutes after startup); 45-minute cap." }, { "step": 2, "label": "Wake the fleet", "detail": "Magic packets from the headend to every playout and TV agent: 25 of 25 agents online within about 5 seconds on the 2026-09-05 run (on the first live run the night before, the headend's own wake packets brought back one basement screen that had been off)." }, { "step": 3, "label": "Audio", "detail": "The house audio interface is resolved by friendly name, not by a hardware id that changes after a power event; status: decoding." }, { "step": 4, "label": "Receivers", "detail": "DirecTV receivers powered: 8 of 8 on." }, { "step": 5, "label": "Restore sources", "detail": "Skipped by design on daily runs; after a boot, only screens whose agent has heartbeated and whose state differs are re-commanded. Screens a human set to another source are never touched." }, { "step": 6, "label": "Fleet doctor", "detail": "Health check across the room stack: failures went from 5 to 4 (one projector agent had not been running after its PC was powered on; started by hand later that morning)." }, { "step": 7, "label": "Report and text", "detail": "Report retained for the staff app's Ready tab. Owner text skipped: the rule is worse-only for routine runs (a newly missing agent or a higher doctor failure count); boots and failed steps always text." } ], "doesNotDo": "Sonos regroup, DirecTV retune, TV input fixes, agent restarts, headend reboot, and any volume or mixer write are deliberately outside v1.", "openItems": "A rehearsed headend reboot in a quiet window; three basement screens off the network on the panel side; the projector agent's autostart." }5. Project management
ReleasedA larger venue technology project moves into the client portal the same way any other project does.
6. Field
InternalThe crew cockpit app manages venue installs on site, shown here but never linked as something to install.
Rooms on the schedule
I'm a venue — start from the purpose:
Proof
Questions
Can I book a venue room right now?
Yes — a client venue’s rooms are live, bookable rooms with a real hold and a real pay page, not a placeholder.
Is this venue Autotelic’s own, or a client’s?
It’s a client venue. Autotelic built and maintains the venue operating system shown here, which is why it can be shown in this much detail.
What happens if the venue loses power?
A power-recovery orchestrator checks the system daily, brings recovering hardware back up quickly, and only alerts the owner when something looks worse than the prior check.
Does every venue project include this full system?
Scope varies by venue — this client venue is the fullest example; smaller venue projects may use a subset of the same technology components.