Add agentic texture for ai_002_001

ai_002_001/agentic_texture/63_part_info.json

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+{
+  "parts": [
+    {
+      "part_name": "TV screen",
+      "glossy_label": true,
+      "confidence": 0.95,
+      "evidence": "The source image shows the TV screen as a highly reflective, mirror-like surface with clear reflections of the living room (sofa, coffee table, ambient light) — one of the most prominent glossy surfaces in the scene. The segmentation (front view, 5 interior clicks) cleanly isolated the entire TV panel as a single solid red rectangle, consistent across all views. The bezel/frame could not be separated as a distinct mesh part, confirming the screen and frame are one unified mesh object.",
+      "view": "front",
+      "clicks_2d": [[256, 256], [200, 220], [310, 220], [200, 290], [310, 290]]
+    }
+  ]
+}

ai_002_001/agentic_texture/69_part_info.json

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+{
+  "parts": [
+    {
+      "part_name": "upper glass pane",
+      "glass_label": true,
+      "confidence": 0.9,
+      "evidence": "The source image shows a bright, near-white translucent glass pane with thin gray/beige frame strips — clearly glass-bearing material. The front-view segmentation selected the upper half of the flat panel mesh, confirmed by a coherent rectangular red region in the front and back views, and thin lines in top/bottom/left/right views consistent with a flat planar pane. The Critic approved this as a clean, geometrically coherent glass-bearing part.",
+      "view": "front",
+      "clicks_2d": [[200, 200], [300, 220], [350, 200], [150, 190], [250, 250]]
+    },
+    {
+      "part_name": "lower glass pane",
+      "glass_label": true,
+      "confidence": 0.87,
+      "evidence": "The source image shows the full window as bright, translucent glass material. The lower portion of the mesh panel is a distinct mesh part from the upper pane. Segmentation in the front view with clicks in the lower region (y~310-330) isolated the lower half of the panel, shown as a clean horizontal red region in front and back views. The Critic approved this as a coherent, distinct glass-bearing part.",
+      "view": "front",
+      "clicks_2d": [[200, 320], [150, 310], [350, 330]]
+    }
+  ]
+}

ai_002_001/agentic_texture/70_part_info.json

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+{
+  "parts": [
+    {
+      "part_name": "venetian blind panel",
+      "glass_label": false,
+      "confidence": 0.95,
+      "evidence": "Source image clearly shows opaque horizontal venetian blind slats with beige/tan coloring — no transparency or glass properties visible. The bright white area in the source image is ambient daylight around the blinds, not a glass pane in the mesh. Mesh visualization confirms a single thin flat panel with wood-grain/horizontal-stripe texture consistent with blind slats. Segmentation result isolates the panel as a flat opaque surface with no glass-bearing geometry.",
+      "view": "front",
+      "clicks_2d": [[256, 200], [200, 256], [300, 256], [256, 300], [180, 220]]
+    }
+  ]
+}

ai_002_001/agentic_texture/71_part_info.json

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+{
+  "parts": [
+    {
+      "part_name": "upper-right glass pane",
+      "glass_label": true,
+      "confidence": 0.92,
+      "evidence": "The source image shows a large curtain-wall window system with multiple tall glass panels separated by vertical mullions and a horizontal transom. The glass panels are bright, reflective, and semi-transparent — clear glass material indicators. The segmentation (back view, clicks at upper-right pane region) cleanly isolates the upper-right glass pane in red across both front and back views, with no spill onto mullions or frame. All other pane cells were tested and found to have no mesh face geometry; only this pane has an explicit mesh face. Critic approved this segmentation.",
+      "view": "back",
+      "clicks_2d": [[355, 200], [365, 230], [355, 260], [370, 250], [360, 180]]
+    }
+  ]
+}

ai_002_001/agentic_texture/72_part_info.json

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+{
+  "parts": [
+    {
+      "part_name": "louvered facade glass panels",
+      "glass_label": true,
+      "confidence": 0.85,
+      "evidence": "Source image clearly shows dark, semi-transparent glass panels embedded behind horizontal wooden louver slats on the right facade wall. In the front view of the mesh, the left portion contains a grid of dark rectangular panels consistent with glass panes. Clicks at [[150,200],[150,280],[150,360],[200,200],[200,320]] fall within the dark rectangular panel regions. The segmentation result confirms the left side of the mesh (louvered facade portion) is selected in red across all views, geometrically consistent with a flat glass-bearing facade element.",
+      "view": "front",
+      "clicks_2d": [[150, 200], [150, 280], [150, 360], [200, 200], [200, 320]]
+    },
+    {
+      "part_name": "large flat glass wall panel",
+      "glass_label": true,
+      "confidence": 0.9,
+      "evidence": "Source image clearly shows a large, smooth, highly reflective and transparent glass wall on the left side of the interior scene, characteristic of floor-to-ceiling glazing. In the back view of the mesh, the right side shows a lighter whitish rectangular panel corresponding to this glass wall. Clicks at [[370,200],[390,280],[380,350],[410,220],[400,320]] target that panel region. The segmentation cleanly isolates the right-side flat panel in red (both front and back views) while excluding the louvered structure (white), confirming a distinct glass part geometrically consistent with a large glazed wall panel.",
+      "view": "back",
+      "clicks_2d": [[370, 200], [390, 280], [380, 350], [410, 220], [400, 320]]
+    }
+  ]
+}

ai_002_001/agentic_texture/86_part_info.json

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+{
+  "parts": [
+    {
+      "part_name": "window glass pane behind blinds",
+      "glass_label": true,
+      "confidence": 0.75,
+      "evidence": "The source image shows horizontal window blinds (cream/tan slats) covering a window. In the back view of the mesh, a flat, smooth, featureless panel is visible on the left half — geometrically distinct from the horizontal slat surfaces on the right half. Segmentation with clicks placed on this flat left panel (back view, x~185-200, y~200-350) confirms the region is invisible from the front (front view entirely unselected), meaning it sits behind the blind slat assembly — consistent with a glass pane. The top/bottom views show only a thin edge selected, characteristic of a flat pane. The Critic approved this segmentation as a plausible glass pane behind the blind slats.",
+      "view": "back",
+      "clicks_2d": [[190, 200], [195, 280], [200, 350], [185, 230], [198, 320]]
+    }
+  ]
+}

ai_002_001/agentic_texture/87_part_info.json

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+{
+  "parts": [
+    {
+      "part_name": "glass panel insert",
+      "glass_label": true,
+      "confidence": 0.88,
+      "evidence": "The source image is nearly entirely black with a small bright reflective patch in the top-right corner, consistent with a glazed or glass surface in a dark scene. The bottom mesh view clearly shows a square wooden frame surrounding a central highly specular/reflective white-silver region, strongly indicative of a glass insert. The segmentation result (bottom view) produces a clean, well-bounded red rectangle filling the interior of the wooden frame with no bleed onto the frame itself, confirming clean isolation of this glass-bearing region.",
+      "view": "bottom",
+      "clicks_2d": [[256, 256], [200, 200], [300, 300], [200, 300], [300, 200]]
+    }
+  ]
+}