Quality review - Capibo

Every video goes through quality review (QA) before it counts toward a task. A video has one of three statuses:

Status	Meaning	Billed
`processing`	Still in review. Usually takes under an hour.	Not yet
`accepted`	Passed every check and was added to the dataset.	Task price + QA fee
`rejected`	Failed at least one check.	QA fee only

Checks

Each video carries the individual results in checks, plus an overall quality score from 0 to 100:

{
  "status": "accepted",
  "quality": 91,
  "checks": {
    "hands_in_frame": true,
    "lighting": 88,
    "blur": 6,
    "task_complete": true,
    "privacy": true
  },
  "rejection_reason": null
}

Check	What it verifies
`hands_in_frame`	Both hands stay visible. Clips are rejected if the hands leave the frame for more than 2 seconds.
`lighting`	The scene is bright and even enough for vision models. 0–100, higher is better.
`blur`	Motion blur stays under the threshold. 0–100, lower is sharper.
`task_complete`	The clip shows the whole task from start to finish.
`privacy`	No faces, screens or personal documents are in frame.

Rejection reasons

Rejected videos include a rejection_reason:

Hands leave frame for more than 2s
Insufficient lighting
Motion blur above threshold
Task not completed
Face visible without consent
Camera not egocentric
Duplicate submission

The mission stats endpoint reports acceptance per task. If one task’s acceptance drops well below the others, its instructions are usually ambiguous. Clarify them, or split the task in two.