KKissan Ki Pehchan
Overview

Scope, Assumptions and Non-Goals

Defines the live-video controlled pilot boundary, production horizon and explicit exclusions.

BlueprintVersion 0.25 Aug 2026

Pilot boundary

DimensionProposed boundary
GeographyOne or two Punjab districts with different speech, network and crop profiles
CropsOne primary crop and one secondary crop
Conditions10–20 common diseases, pests, deficiencies and environmental injuries
UsersControlled farmers, field officers, agronomists and administrators
LanguagePakistani Urdu with code-switching and district vocabulary
Primary mediaLive WebRTC audio-video consultation with adaptive frame selection
Fallback mediaReduced video, audio plus stills, push-to-talk, short clip or queued case
AdviceDiagnosis support, prevention, safe action, approved treatment lookup and escalation
ChemicalsOnly with verified product, crop, condition, formulation and current rule
Web researchControlled and cited; never auto-promoted to approved knowledge

Assumptions

  • Target districts have sufficient mobile data coverage for at least audio-first WebRTC on a meaningful share of pilot sessions.
  • Departmental source and regulatory owners are named.
  • A useful approved corpus exists before live testing.
  • Agronomists can create and adjudicate evaluation cases.
  • Field officers have an agreed queue, operating hours, join policy and SLA.
  • Pilot participants consent to live camera/microphone processing and selected-evidence retention.
  • Provider contracts fit the selected data-residency class.

Non-goals

  • Province-wide coverage in month four.
  • Every crop or condition.
  • Laboratory certainty.
  • Unrestricted pesticide prescription.
  • Sending every live frame to the reasoning model.
  • Default storage of complete raw calls.
  • Autonomous outbreak declarations.
  • Unreviewed internet material as authority.
  • Full sovereign parity during the initial pilot.
  • Production-scale multi-region media clusters before measured need.

Hardening horizon

A following three-to-six-month phase covers more crops/districts, media HA and regional TURN capacity, sovereign-model optimization, scaled officer operations, multilingual support, outbreak analytics, accreditation and cost optimization.