Create any job from one dialog generated from each job type's own settings model, & simplify the job creation API

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Summary

Today the Create Job dialog on the Jobs page can only start an ML pipeline job, and every other kind of job either has its own hand-built form or is reachable only from the Django admin. Post-processing methods such as class masking are the clearest case: in practice only superusers can run them. This PR is the start of one dialog that can create any job. The server describes each job type (what it is for, what it runs on, and a schema of its settings), and the dialog builds its form from that description.

The payoff is that registering a new job type or post-processing task makes it runnable from the Jobs page the same day, with no frontend work. It is meant to be the shared home for the retraining jobs in #1407 / #1423 and for the tracking job in #1272, rather than each of them adding another bespoke form.

This is a draft for a demo. The backend part is complete and tested; the dialog is in progress on this branch (see "Not done yet").

List of Changes

Change (user effect)	How (implementation)
1. The app can ask which kinds of job a member may create in a project and what each one takes	New GET /api/v2/jobs/types/?project_id=N, returning JobTypeDescription models: key, name, description, allowed for the requesting user, and config_schema, the JSON Schema of the job type's pydantic input model served unchanged. Post-processing lists each method turned on for the project as a variant with its own schema.
2. Only project members can read that list	The action gates itself: anonymous requests get 401/403 before the project is read, non-members get 403. ObjectPermission.has_permission allows everything, so this matters. Permissions are read once per request (6 queries including the savepoint pair, pinned by a test).
3. Everything a job takes is checked before the job is created, with errors reported per field	Each job type has one pydantic model for its inputs (ami/jobs/schemas.py). A new job's inputs all arrive in params.config and are validated by JobType.validate_params(project, user, params); ids that are Job columns (pipeline, capture set, station, capture) are also set on those columns. Params cannot be changed after creation.
4. A job cannot point at another project's data	Every id carrying a picker hint (pipeline, capture set, station, capture, sessions, occurrence, taxa list) must belong to the job's project; a pipeline must be one the project has enabled.
5. Each post-processing method is off until a project turns it on	Every task declares a project feature flag (class_masking, small_size_filter, default off). While it is off the method is hidden, refused on create, and its jobs cannot be re-run except by a superuser. When it is on, ML data managers and project managers can run it with any settings. run_post_processing_job is granted to ML data managers (roles.py plus data migration 0096).
6. Labels and help text are real, and translatable	The copy from the dialog spec is written onto the pydantic fields (title, description, picker hints) with gettext_lazy, and the served schema is the model's own JSON Schema, so the API returns them in the request's language.
7. Platform-made jobs (exports) can no longer be created by hand through the API	JobType.user_creatable, default False. ML, populate capture set, data storage sync, regroup sessions and post-processing are creatable.
8. Users pick what to do from one list grouped by intent (Process images, Refine results, Organize captures), with every choice in view and named as an action, such as "Process captures" or "Limit predictions to a species list"	Each job type and post-processing task declares a translatable label and a group (JobGroup); GET /jobs/types/ also returns the headings in use. The dialog shows one grouped select, with one entry per post-processing method. name stays the fixed internal name, because a task's name identifies its Algorithm record.
9. The Jobs list and job details show the same names, so a post-processing job reads as its method instead of "Post Processing"	The job's job_type.name is JobType.label_for(params); the UI reads it from the server instead of a hard-coded table.

Decisions and assumptions

These were made to get the demo slice built and are open to change:

• API change: job_type_key is required, and the top-level pipeline_id, source_image_collection_id, source_image_single_id and deployment_id fields are replaced by params.config. An ML job now requires a pipeline. The frontend's older create-job hook (fallback dialog and "Process now") is updated; other API clients that create jobs need the same change.
• No change to VALID_JOB_TYPES, so no migration.
• The run permission for post-processing is granted to MLDataManager here (migration 0096). Revive occurrence tracking as a post-processing task, behind a per-project opt-in flag #1272 carries the same grant as its 0101 and can drop it.
• Field labels and help text come from the server schema, translated server-side, instead of from frontend STRING keys.

Decisions made in review

• Ids are stored twice on purpose. Column ids (pipeline, capture set, station, capture) live on the Job's columns for filtering and joins, and in params.config as the complete record of what the job was created with.
• Superusers can still start a method from the Django admin while its flag is off, so staff can try a method on a project before turning it on for members.
• Field order follows the schema. For a post-processing method the capture set now renders as the first field under the method's settings divider, not above it as in the design spec; scope and settings are one schema now.
• A pipeline must be enabled for the job's project. This is new: jobs that name a pipeline the project has not enabled are refused.

What #1407 / #1423 would change to adopt the panel

• Retrain a classifier head from verified identifications, and score what it produces #1407: its new job types would each declare a pydantic input model (for example an algorithm_key field) in place of the required_fields / required_params tuples, and get a generated form from it.
• [Draft] Show how each model performs, and let people start the jobs behind it #1423: its job-type picker could read GET /jobs/types/ instead of a hardcoded list.

Not done yet

• Picker fields switch from the ami_widget / ami_entity hints to reference() from Record any algorithm's results on occurrences in a standard way, and show them in each occurrence's history #1461 once that merges, as agreed in the planning comment above; this branch then rebases onto main.
• Pickers load only the first page with no search; searchable pickers app-wide are Make entity pickers searchable so every option is reachable #1459.
• The class masking classifier picker should list the classifiers that produced the chosen capture set's results: List every classifier that produced a capture set's results in the class masking picker #1460.
• The in-scope count warning shown in the design (needs a count endpoint).
• Occurrence-scoped post-processing (the admin's single-occurrence path) is not offered in the dialog.

How to test

docker compose -f docker-compose.ci.yml run --rm django python manage.py test ami.jobs ami.ml.post_processing ami.users

Relates to #1407, #1423, #1272, #1432. The design notes and dialog specs are on the feat/jobs-panel-design branch.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added a job creation dialog that displays available job types and methods, with settings tailored to the selected option.
  • Added controls for advanced settings, job name, delay, and starting jobs immediately.
  • Added project-scoped selections for configuration fields and clearer validation messages for invalid or unavailable settings.
  • Added filtering of algorithms by task type.
• Bug Fixes
  • Job types and post-processing options now reflect project permissions and enabled features.
  • Job settings are checked against the selected project, and unsupported settings are rejected.
  • Project members can no longer run or retry post-processing jobs when the selected method is disabled for their project.

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Walkthrough

The change adds a schema-driven job creation flow. The API describes available job types and validates their parameters, while the UI renders configuration forms and submits typed jobs. Post-processing options are filtered by project feature flags.

Changes

Typed job creation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Job configuration and post-processing contracts ami/jobs/schemas.py, ami/main/models.py, ami/ml/post_processing/*, ami/users/roles.py, ami/main/migrations/0096_*, ami/ml/views.py	Job configuration schemas define fields for ML, capture-set, and station jobs. Post-processing tasks declare feature flags and dialog metadata. Project flags and the permission migration cover post-processing availability.
Job-type discovery and server-side validation ami/jobs/models.py, ami/jobs/serializers.py, ami/jobs/views.py, ami/jobs/tests/*, ami/main/tests.py, ami/ml/post_processing/admin/actions.py, ami/ml/post_processing/tests/*	The API describes job types and validates creation parameters, permissions, and project-scoped entity IDs. Post-processing variants are filtered by project flags, and non-superusers cannot run or retry disabled tasks. Tests and the admin job-creation path use the typed parameters and derived columns.
Schema-based fields and job payloads ui/src/data-services/models/job-type.ts, ui/src/data-services/constants.ts, ui/src/data-services/hooks/jobs/*, ui/src/components/form/schema-form/*	The UI maps server schemas to form fields, loads project entities, validates values, maps server errors, and builds typed job payloads. Hooks fetch job types and submit job requests.
Create Job dialog integration ui/src/pages/job-details/*, ui/src/pages/jobs/jobs.tsx, ui/src/utils/language.ts, ui/src/nova-ui-kit/components/dialog/dialog.tsx, ui/AGENTS.md, docs/claude/*	The Jobs page uses the typed-job dialog, which selects a type and method, renders configuration fields, and handles submission states and errors. Supporting translations, guidance, and reference documentation are added.

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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  actor User
  participant CreateJobDialog
  participant useJobTypes
  participant JobViewSet.types
  participant describe_job_types
  participant useCreateTypedJob
  participant JobSerializer
  participant JobType.validate_params
  User->>CreateJobDialog: Open dialog for project
  CreateJobDialog->>useJobTypes: Request job types
  useJobTypes->>JobViewSet.types: GET jobs/types with project ID
  JobViewSet.types->>describe_job_types: Describe available job types
  describe_job_types-->>useJobTypes: Job type descriptions
  useJobTypes-->>CreateJobDialog: Job types and permissions
  User->>CreateJobDialog: Submit configuration
  CreateJobDialog->>useCreateTypedJob: Submit built job payload
  useCreateTypedJob->>JobSerializer: POST job request
  JobSerializer->>JobType.validate_params: Validate params for project and user
  JobType.validate_params-->>JobSerializer: Normalized params
  JobSerializer-->>useCreateTypedJob: Created job response

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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to bc0c8

Users cannot create jobs using capture sets, pipelines, or stations beyond the first 100 matching records. Add pagination before merging unless this limitation is explicitly accepted.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to bc0c8

Project-scoped validation, execution permissions and fixed job settings limit exposure. However, the shared creation interface makes more workflows accessible, and queued-work revocation, partial data mutations and rollback compatibility are not fully established.

Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — For the inspected schemas, request-selected captures, collections, deployments, events and occurrences are constrained to the submitted job project before persistence. Shared algorithm and taxa-list references do not independently select another project's processing scope. This bounds the validated inputs, but is not proof of mutation-time ownership or complete downstream containment.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Discovery explicitly authenticates the requester and checks project membership, ownership or superuser status. Creation invokes object permission before saving. Public detail actions obtain the job through object-level authorization; CRUD operations use project permissions, while custom actions delegate to job-specific run and retry permissions.
• observed — Configuration validation enforces schema types and checks known entity routes against scoped querysets. An unrecognized entity route is skipped, making the route mapping a security-sensitive extension point rather than a universal ownership guarantee.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — The inspected cancellation and failure paths use guarded status transitions to limit stale terminal-state writes. These job-status protections do not establish atomicity, rollback or idempotency of the underlying post-processing data mutations.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Require every entity-bearing schema field to declare a recognized ownership policy at registration time, with explicit exceptions for shared catalogue inputs. This would prevent future schema additions from silently skipping scope validation.
• proposed — Define whether role revocation or disabling a task must invalidate already queued work. If that is required, enforce it before mutation using persisted project and task identity rather than relying only on request-time checks.

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Are any of these tests redundant or overkill?

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Claude says: Some were. In 47a4c0d the file went from 23 tests to 14: the anonymous and non-member checks became one test, the two cross-project id tests (capture set, occurrence) became one since they exercise the same check, the params-dropped and params-fixed-after-create tests merged, and the tests for code that no longer exists (label casing, markup stripping, staff-only marking, scope exclusion) are deleted. New ones cover the flag: a method that is off is hidden and refused, turning it off stops members re-running its jobs, and every registered task names a real ProjectFeatureFlags field.

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Is any of this recreating what Pydantic already provides? What can we simplify? Can we use Pydantic attributes rather than inspecting and modifying? We will need to support translation as well. Can Pydantic provide the data for the UI to construct form elements?

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Claude says: Yes, most of it was recreating what pydantic already does, and 47a4c0d removes it. The served schema is now the model's own .schema() unchanged (plus a version marker). What went: inlining $ref (only Enum classes produce one; typing.Literal is already inline, so the rule is to use Literal), excluding scope fields (a task's capture set is now an ordinary field with a picker hint, and the admin-only occurrence field is marked ami_widget="hidden"), rewriting pydantic's title-cased labels (fields now carry an explicit title), and stripping docstring markup. Everything the form needs comes from pydantic attributes: title, description, ge/le, Literal choices, defaults, and the extra Field keywords pydantic copies into the schema (ami_widget, ami_entity, ami_advanced).

On translation: wrapping title and description in gettext_lazy works with pydantic v1. The lazy strings survive .schema() and DRF's encoder renders them in the request's language; I checked in the container that a French override returns the translated text. Job type and task descriptions are now gettext_lazy attributes too, so the UI needs no STRING keys for them.

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Claude says: Follow-up in 2b5766f: descriptors.py is gone entirely. The input models live in ami/jobs/schemas.py next to the response models, and the describe/validate logic is on JobType in ami/jobs/models.py.

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Where are we saving the config passed to post-processing jobs and the other config that the user is able to specify now from the jobs panel?

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Claude says: In Job.params, an existing JSONField, so no migration. For a post-processing job it is {"task": <key>, "config": {...}}, validated against the task's pydantic model when the job is created and stored with every default filled in, so the record shows exactly what the worker ran with. It is fixed after creation: an update cannot change it. It is returned on the job detail response, not on the list. Other job types store nothing there: their choices (pipeline, capture set, station, name, delay) are the Job's own columns. Showing the stored settings on the job detail page, and 're-run with these settings', is the next phase and not in this PR.

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This seems like an opportunity to simplify. What if we hide certain tasks behind a project-level feature flag instead? If it's on for the project, then ML data managers and above roles should be able to start any task.

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Claude says: Done in 47a4c0d. Each post-processing task now declares a project feature flag (BasePostProcessingTask.feature_flag; new class_masking and small_size_filter flags, off by default). While a project leaves a task's flag off, the task is hidden from the dialog, refused on create, and its existing jobs cannot be re-run except by a superuser. When the flag is on, ML data managers and project managers can start it with any settings. The member allowlist and the per-setting staff-only checks are gone. run_post_processing_job is granted to ML data managers here (roles.py plus data migration 0096, the same pattern as #1272's 0101), so turning on the flag is all a project needs. For #1272 this means the tracking task just declares feature_flag = "tracking", the flag it already has.

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Is this also recreating the validation features that pydantic offers?

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Claude says: It was, in part, and 2b5766f removes that part. The required-field checks (required_fields, required_params) and the separate project check on the scope columns existed only because the Job columns had no pydantic model. Every job type the dialog offers now has one (MLJobConfig, CaptureSetJobConfig, StationJobConfig in ami/jobs/schemas.py; post-processing keeps one per task), and the API contract is simpler: a new job's inputs all arrive in params.config, job_type_key is required, and the top-level pipeline_id/source_image_collection_id/source_image_single_id/deployment_id fields are gone. validate() is now three steps: validate params with the job type's model (pydantic does required fields, types, bounds and choices), set the Job column ids from it, and check the run permission. What it still adds beyond pydantic is checking that every id belongs to the job's project and that the method's feature flag is on, which pydantic can't know. The ML model requires a pipeline. The older create-job hook (fallback dialog and "Process now") and two API tests in ami/main/tests.py were moved to the new payload shape.

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This should be a pydantic model, not a list of dicts. Can it go in ami/jobs/models.py or ami/jobs/schemas.py ?

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Claude says: Done in 2b5766f. GET /jobs/types/ now returns JobTypeDescription models (with JobTypeVariantDescription for methods), defined in ami/jobs/schemas.py. They're built by JobType.describe() and describe_job_types() in ami/jobs/models.py, and the view returns [d.dict() for d in describe_job_types(project, user)]. ami/jobs/descriptors.py is removed.

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What changed in this PR

Adds a shared, schema-driven job creation flow to Antenna, establishing a foundation for future retraining and tracking jobs.

Changes:

• Exposes project-specific job types and validates settings during creation.
• Generates dialog fields from server schemas and updates existing ML job requests.
• Adds post-processing feature flags, permissions, tests and documentation.

File	Description
ui/​src/​utils/​language.ts	Adds dialog translations.
ui/​src/​pages/​jobs/​jobs.tsx	Uses the generated dialog.
ui/​src/​pages/​job-details/​new-job-dialog.tsx	Documents fallback behavior.
ui/​src/​pages/​job-details/​create-job-dialog.tsx	Adds schema-driven job creation.
ui/​src/​nova-ui-kit/​components/​dialog/​dialog.tsx	Disables unused description association.
ui/​src/​data-services/​models/​job-type.ts	Defines schema response types.
ui/​src/​data-services/​hooks/​jobs/​useJobTypes.ts	Fetches available job types.
ui/​src/​data-services/​hooks/​jobs/​useCreateTypedJob.ts	Submits typed jobs.
ui/​src/​data-services/​hooks/​jobs/​useCreateJob.ts	Updates legacy ML request format.
ui/​src/​data-services/​constants.ts	Adds job-types route.
ui/​src/​components/​form/​schema-form/​tests/​schema-to-fields.test.ts	Tests schema mapping.
ui/​src/​components/​form/​schema-form/​tests/​map-server-errors.test.ts	Tests error mapping.
ui/​src/​components/​form/​schema-form/​tests/​build-job-payload.test.ts	Tests request construction.
ui/​src/​components/​form/​schema-form/​schema-to-fields.ts	Maps schemas into fields.
ui/​src/​components/​form/​schema-form/​schema-field.tsx	Renders generated controls.
ui/​src/​components/​form/​schema-form/​map-server-errors.ts	Maps backend validation errors.
ui/​src/​components/​form/​schema-form/​entity-select.tsx	Adds entity pickers.
ui/​src/​components/​form/​schema-form/​build-job-payload.ts	Builds configuration-backed requests.
ui/​AGENTS.md	Documents server-translated labels.
docs/​claude/​reference/​jobs-panel.md	Explains job registration and contracts.
docs/​claude/​INDEX.md	Indexes jobs-panel guidance.
ami/​users/​roles.py	Grants post-processing permission.
ami/​ml/​views.py	Enables algorithm task-type filtering.
ami/​ml/​post_processing/​tests/​test_small_size_filter_admin.py	Checks admin-created scope columns.
ami/​ml/​post_processing/​small_size_filter.py	Adds schema hints and feature flag.
ami/​ml/​post_processing/​class_masking.py	Adds schema hints and feature flag.
ami/​ml/​post_processing/​base.py	Requires task feature flags.
ami/​ml/​post_processing/​admin/​actions.py	Aligns admin job scope columns.
ami/​main/​tests.py	Updates job request fixtures.
ami/​main/​models.py	Adds post-processing feature flags.
ami/​main/​migrations/​0096_grant_run_post_processing_to_ml_data_manager.py	Grants existing role groups permission.
ami/​jobs/​views.py	Adds gated job-types endpoint.
ami/​jobs/​tests/​test_jobs.py	Updates creation request format.
ami/​jobs/​tests/​test_job_types.py	Tests discovery, validation and permissions.
ami/​jobs/​serializers.py	Validates creation settings and freezes params.
ami/​jobs/​schemas.py	Defines job input and description models.
ami/​jobs/​models.py	Adds discovery, entity validation and feature gating.

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🟡 Minor · Load later pages in EntitySelect. · entity-select.tsx:22-55

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Load later pages in EntitySelect.

EntitySelect requests limit=100 from the limit-offset-paginated /captures/collections/ endpoint and renders only results. It does not consume next or request another offset. The schema exposes this endpoint for job fields, and projects can contain more than 100 capture sets. Users therefore cannot select capture sets after the first 100.

Add pagination to EntitySelect by loading and appending subsequent pages. A server-backed search path is also valid, but the current endpoint does not declare searchable fields.

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🟠 Major · Make entities beyond the first page selectable. · entity-select.tsx:41

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Make entities beyond the first page selectable.

When a project has more than 100 matching entities, this request loads only the first page. The picker renders only those results and offers no search or next-page control. Users cannot create a job with a capture set, pipeline, or station outside that page. Add server-backed search or pagination to the picker.

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Claude says: A few suggestions on how the job choices read to users, agreed in a planning discussion today. None of them change the request the dialog sends.

1. One grouped picker instead of "type, then variant"

Today the dialog asks for a job type first, and the post-processing methods only appear after choosing "Post Processing", a term most users would not look for. A single picker grouped by what the user wants to do would put every choice in view:

What do you want to do?
  PROCESS IMAGES                (sends images to a processing service)
    Process captures            → pick the pipeline; the project's default is preselected
    Add feature vectors to existing detections   (#1479)
  REFINE RESULTS                (works on results already in Antenna)
    Track insects across captures
    Limit predictions to a species list           (class masking)
    Mark detections too small to identify         (size filter)
  ORGANIZE CAPTURES
    Sync captures from storage
    Fill a capture set
    Regroup captures into sessions
  MODELS                        (for ML data managers)
    Train a classifier · Evaluate a model

Each item still maps to job_type_key plus, for post-processing, the task key. Each job type and each post-processing task would declare its group as a class attribute, next to feature_flag here and result_models in #1461, so a newly registered method appears in the right group with no UI change. Radix Select supports group headings (Select.Group, Select.Label); the UI kit may need to re-export them.

2. The same friendly labels everywhere

The labels above should also be what the Jobs list and the job details page show. Today every post-processing job reads "Post Processing" there, whatever the method.

3. Naming the ML job

"Process captures" matches the existing "Process now" button, with a description such as "Detects insects and predicts their species with a pipeline". It avoids "classification", which is machine-learning jargon, and "identification", which in Antenna means a person's identification. "Pipeline" stays the name of the configured bundle picked in the next field. As refinement steps become part of the default pipeline, the "Refine results" group becomes the place to re-run one step on existing results.

4. One declaration for fields that hold a record id

#1461 adds reference("capture_set", default, title=...) for config and result fields that hold another record's id; the occurrence history uses it to label the setting and link the record. This PR adds ami_widget="entity", ami_entity="captures/collections" on the same fields to render a picker and check that the id belongs to the project. Both say "this field holds a capture set's id", so every new task would otherwise declare it twice, and the two would drift.

Decision (owner): use reference() and drop the ami_widget / ami_entity hints. One table per record type (model, display-name field, API route, UI route) sits behind reference(): the served JSON Schema carries the reference type, the dialog looks up the picker's API route in that table, and the project check uses the same table's model. A field kept out of the form could be reference(..., hidden=True). #1461 is planned to merge first, so this PR would switch to reference() when it rebases. The type table lives in ami/main/models_future/references.py there, and its UI routes in ui/src/utils/references.ts; the API routes would be added to it.

5. Where "Add feature vectors" goes

#1479 sends existing detections to a processing service, so it belongs under "Process images" rather than with the methods that refine results inside Antenna. Longer term it becomes a mode of the ML job ("use existing detections, skip the detector", #1464).

The backend contract here (GET /jobs/types/, one validated settings model per job type) is what makes all of this cheap: each suggestion is a declaration on the server plus a rendering change in one dialog.