Verse Queue & Navigation

Detection feeds the queue, but operators still curate it. Rhema's queue panel is built for live work — fast keyboard input, drag reordering, and visible feedback when something doesn't go through.

The queue panel mid-service: each card shows the reference, translation, and arrival timestamp. The orange flash at the top is a duplicate-suppression highlight — Rhema saw the same verse a second time and surfaced the existing entry instead of inserting a copy. Click to expand.

The queue

The queue is the staging area between the detector and the live overlay. Verses arrive from:

• The detector when confidence clears the threshold.
• A search result that you click into the queue.
• Voice control or remote control commands.
• Manual entry via the quick-nav input.

Each item shows the reference, translation, and timestamp. You can:

• Drag to reorder — the next-up item is always the one at the top.
• Click to send to the live preview without committing to NDI yet.
• Press Enter to commit the previewed verse on-air.
• Right-click for verse-level actions (remove, copy, queue cross-reference).

Duplicate prevention

Detected verses can flicker — the same passage might land twice in quick succession. The queue silently discards exact duplicates, and flash-highlights the existing item so the operator knows the system is paying attention.

Quick navigation

Type a letter and the quick-nav popover suggests every book starting with it. Tab to commit the book, then chapter, then verse — Enter drops it into the queue, Shift+Enter sends it directly to live. Click to expand.

The quick-nav input is a keyboard-driven verse picker. It autocompletes as you type:

1. Type J → suggests Joshua, Job, John, James, Jude.
2. Press Tab to commit the book.
3. Type the chapter, Tab, then the verse.
4. Press Enter to drop it into the queue (or Shift+Enter to send it directly to live).

The same picker is exposed as a global hotkey so you can call it from anywhere in the app without clicking the input first.

Fuzzy contextual search

The search panel runs Fuse.js client-side over the recent transcript context — exactly what you want when scrubbing back to "the thing the pastor said about endurance two minutes ago". It's fast enough to feel instant on a 5,000-word transcript.

For full Bible search, the same panel falls back to FTS5 + BM25 over the SQLite database. Both modes are unified behind one input.

Cross-references

Each verse in the queue links to its cross-references. Click through to add a related passage from the 340k+ openbible.info dataset. The ranking honors traditional weight — strongest themes first, weaker allusions deeper in the list.