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Add Gradio micro-trend app with LLM integrations and prompt loading
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# Gradio Micro-Trend Detector — Build Plan
- **Use the provided prompt verbatim**: The system prompt in `docs/problem-statement.md` must be used as-is for all providers (OpenAI + Gemini). Only attach a minimal user prompt per request.
- **Reuse the settings shape**: Follow the `sample_code/settings.json` structure for all configurable keys (API keys, model names, reasoning effort, project/location flags).
- **Reference samples**: Mirror integration patterns shown in `sample_code/llm_client.py` (OpenAI responses API) and any other helpers in `sample_code/` for payloads, retries, and settings resolution.
## Delivery Steps
1) **Requirements & schema**
- Extract the output JSON contract from `docs/problem-statement.md` and codify it (Pydantic/TypedDict) for validation and downstream parsing.
- Decide on the response envelope: `{ "trends": <validated JSON>, "summary": <bullet list> }`.
2) **Configuration layer**
- Implement a `settings` loader that reads `settings.json` (and env overrides) using the same keys as `sample_code/settings.json` (`OPENAI_API_KEY`, `GEMINI_API_KEY`, `OPENAI_MODEL`, `OPENAI_REASONING_EFFORT`, `GOOGLE_GENAI_USE_VERTEXAI`, `GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT`, `GOOGLE_CLOUD_LOCATION`).
- Provide `.env.example` and document required vars in `README`.
3) **Model abstraction**
- Create a unified `llm_clients.py` with `analyze(images: list[bytes], model: str) -> dict`.
- Providers: OpenAI GPT-5 and GPT-5 mini via the Responses API; Gemini 3 vision endpoint with safety params aligned to the sample.
- Shared concerns: timeouts, retries/backoff, logging, optional temperature/max_tokens, deterministic defaults.
4) **Prompting strategy**
- System prompt = the exact content from `docs/problem-statement.md` (no edits).
- User prompt per call: short instruction to analyze the attached garment image(s) and emit only the specified JSON.
- Enforce “JSON first” responses; consider a post-parse repair/reprompt path if JSON is invalid.
5) **Inference pipeline**
- Image intake: validate file types, normalize to RGB, optional downscale/compress for cost and latency.
- Call model abstraction; parse and validate JSON against the schema; if invalid, attempt regex extract or auto-reprompt with the model including the error.
- Derive the bullet-point summary from validated JSON (or accept model-provided summary if valid).
6) **Gradio UI**
- Inputs: `gr.Files` (multiple images), model dropdown (`GPT-5`, `GPT-5-mini`, `Gemini 3`), creativity/temperature slider, optional checkbox for “downscale images”.
- Outputs: `gr.JSON` for the structured trends, `gr.Markdown` for bullet summary; error banner for validation issues; loading indicator/queue enabled.
- Add helper text describing acceptable formats and latency expectations; optional “Download JSON” button.
7) **Observability & performance**
- Log per-request latency, model used, image count/size, and validation outcomes.
- Default to GPT-5 mini to control cost; allow overrides via settings or UI.
- Optional image downscaling knob; consider concurrency limits via Gradio queue.
8) **Packaging & run**
- Add `requirements.txt/pyproject` entries (gradio, openai>=1.x, google-genai/vertex client, pydantic, pillow).
- Document `python app.py --settings settings.json` (or env-only) startup, including PORT/HOST env handling for deployment.
9) **Acceptance checklist**
- Gradio UI renders, accepts multiple images, selects among the three models, and returns validated JSON + bullet summary.
- Prompt from `docs/problem-statement.md` is used unchanged.
- Settings follow the `sample_code/settings.json` shape; README and `.env.example` supplied.