When one live stream goes to several destinations, each restream now gets the original video if the destination accepts it and a compatible rendition if it does not, without encoding again what already fits.
We compared every Livepeer Studio webhook event, payload field, and playback-policy option against FrameWorks and closed the gaps that would force a Studio integration to change its logic, from playback gates that rejected a 204 to importing VOD assets from a URL.
FrameWorks now publishes SDKs for TypeScript, Go, and Python. All three are generated from the same GraphQL operations, share one version, and pass the same conformance fixtures, so a backend gets the same behavior in any of them.
FrameWorks now publishes a versioned catalog of account events, delivers it live over a GraphQL subscription, and sends it to your HTTPS endpoints as Standard Webhooks-signed requests you can verify with existing libraries.
Platform alerts now become incidents: one record per failure with a timeline, acknowledgement, assignment and live updates, visible to the tenant who owns the cluster and reachable through the dashboard, GraphQL and MCP.