bildwerk

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https://bild.halowerk.com/

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993064dc87cd6b3c

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JSONRPC ·0.3

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Is bildwerk live?

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What tools does bildwerk have?

93 tools: Read temperatures from a radiometric thermal image: FLIR radiometric JPEG (FFF raw data with Planck constants) or a 16-bit linear thermal TIFF/PNG. Min, max, mean, hot and cold spot, point and box temperatures., Count colonies, particles or spots in an image: Otsu threshold, connected components with size filter, an estimate for touching clumps, optional circular plate region, with positions, sizes and circularity., Measure the skew angle of a scanned or photographed text page with a projection-profile search and return the straightened image as PNG or JPEG., Rasterise an SVG to PNG, WebP, JPEG or AVIF in up to 12 target sizes; the SVG is sanitised first and external resources are never loaded., Enlarge an image 2×, 3× or 4× with classical resampling (Lanczos-3, Mitchell, Catmull-Rom, nearest neighbour) or the Scale2x/Scale4x pixel-art rule set; no AI model, no invented detail., German keywords for one image, ready for IPTC Keywords in a media library: CLIP concepts from a 236-term German vocabulary plus objects found by a detector, each with source and confidence., Turn a UI screenshot into a JSON map of elements: buttons, input fields, checkboxes, headings, text, links, dividers, images and containers with pixel boxes, text, colours and nesting., Read a rating plate (nameplate) photo: manufacturer, model/type, serial and part number, year, plus voltage, current, power, frequency, speed, power factor, IP code, pressure and weight, with the text lines., ….

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• document_tamper_hints 0.012 USDC paid never probed

  Tesseract 5.3.4 (eng+deu, automatic page segmentation) finds words and text lines. Per line a robust baseline (Theil–Sen over words without descenders) is fitted; words more than 15 % of the median word height (at least 1.5 px) off the line are reported. Heights of words with ascenders/capitals and of x-height-only words are compared within the line (outside 0.87–1.15 × the line median). For each word the ink colour (mean of the darker stroke pixels, CIE Lab D65) is compared with the line and page median (ΔE76 ≥ 12), the edge sharpness (top-decile gradient over contrast) with the page median (< 0.72 ×), and the angle of each long line with the median angle of the page (≥ 0.6°). If the image shows sensor noise (Immerkær 1996, σ ≥ 0.8) the copy-move search of clone-detect runs on the page (long side 640 px); on noise-free renderings it is skipped because repeated glyphs are pixel-identical by nature.

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• ela_analysis 0.006 USDC paid never probed

  Error level analysis (Krawetz 2007): the image is re-encoded once as JPEG at the chosen quality (libvips/libjpeg, Annex K tables) and the per-pixel error level is the largest absolute channel difference to the input. Error levels are averaged per grid cell. Because edges, colour edges and fine texture always show higher error levels, each cell is compared with a robust (Tukey bisquare) regression of error level on local gradient energy (largest channel gradient) and chroma strength (mean |Cb−128| + |Cr−128|); cells with a modified z-score of at least 3.5 and at least 1.8 times the trend form outlier regions (reported when at least 4 cells spanning at least 2×2 cells reach a mean z of 4.5; thin lines along edges are dropped). Coordinates refer to the stored pixel grid (EXIF orientation not applied). Up to 24 megapixels, analysed at full resolution because rescaling destroys compression traces.

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• email_html_compat 0.004 USDC paid never probed

  Parses the HTML (htmlparser2) and its CSS (postcss for <style> blocks, own parser for style attributes, css-what for selectors) and maps what it finds to 304 of the 306 detectable caniemail features: elements and attributes, input and button types, mailto and anchor links, comments and doctype, CSS properties and selected values (display:flex/grid/none, flex-direction:column, system-ui fonts), at-rules and media features (prefers-color-scheme and others), selector types and combinators, pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements, functions (calc, clamp, min, max, gradients, rgb/rgba, modern colour spaces, light-dark), units, !important, custom properties and image formats from img, srcset, background attributes and CSS url(). For each found feature it reports the latest tested status per email client and platform with the caniemail notes, and a support score per client. Data: caniemail.com API v1.0.4, last update 2026-09-16 (MIT licence, Rémi Parmentier). BIMI and HDR images cannot be checked from HTML.

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• jpeg_artifacts 0.005 USDC paid never probed

  Blockiness: mean absolute luma difference across columns/rows at each of the 8 grid offsets divided by the mean elsewhere (1.0 = no blocking); analysed at native resolution on a central crop of at most 2048×2048 aligned to the 8-pixel grid, in stored orientation. A maximum at an offset other than (0,0) points to an earlier compression before a crop or shift (blocking-artifact grid, Li/Yuan/Yu 2009). For JPEG files the DQT and SOF segments are read (ITU-T T.81): tables, chroma subsampling, coding process, and the IJG quality whose scaled Annex K tables match (exact or nearest). Double quantisation (Lukáš & Fridrich 2003, Popescu & Farid 2004): the luma DCT of every block is divided by the stored table; the folded histograms of up to 14 low-frequency coefficients are checked for periodic gaps; the median share of upward steps is the score (≥ 0.08 = suspected).

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• noise_estimate 0.004 USDC paid never probed

  Uses the fast noise variance estimator of Immerkær (1996): the image is convolved with the 3×3 mask [1 −2 1; −2 4 −2; 1 −2 1], which cancels linear structure, and sigma = sqrt(π/2) · Σ|response| / (6·(W−2)(H−2)). Computed for BT.601 luma, the R, G and B channels and the JPEG Cb/Cr chroma planes. Because edges inflate the estimate, a second luma value excludes the 10 % of pixels with the strongest Sobel gradient (Tai & Yang 2008), and a tile median over up to 8×8 tiles is given. Analysis runs at native resolution on a central crop of at most 2048×2048 pixels (resampling would change the noise). SNR = 20·log10(mean luma / edge-excluded sigma). Level labels (≤1.5 very_low, ≤3 low, ≤6 moderate, ≤12 high, above very_high) are a pragmatic scale.

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• nr_quality_score 0.006 USDC paid never probed

  Implements NIQE (Mittal, Soundararajan, Bovik, IEEE Signal Processing Letters 2013) following the LIVE reference code: grey image (rgb2gray weights, 8-bit), MSCN coefficients with a 7×7 Gaussian window (σ = 7/6), 96×96 patches at two scales (second scale by bicubic anti-aliased halving), 18 asymmetric generalised Gaussian features per patch and scale, a multivariate Gaussian fit and the Mahalanobis-type distance to the pristine model of the LIVE NIQE Software Release (© 2011 The University of Texas at Austin, LIVE and CPS; permissive licence, obtained via scikit-video commit a8e0733). Images larger than 2048 px are scaled down first (reported); at least 192 px per side are needed. BRISQUE is not offered: its score needs a regression model trained on subjective ratings.

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• print_readiness 0.003 USDC paid never probed

  Reads the image header (dimensions after EXIF orientation, colour space, ICC profile description, bit depth, stored density, alpha and actual transparency) and relates it to the print size plus bleed on each side. Paper sizes: ISO 216 A0–A7, B4, B5; ANSI letter, legal, tabloid; ISO/IEC 7810 ID-1 card; photo 4×6, 5×7, 8×10, 11×14 inch; or width_mm/height_mm. The paper is turned to match the image orientation. fit=fit places the whole image (effective ppi = lower axis, unprinted margin reported); fit=fill covers the area (higher axis, cropped share reported). Resolution passes when the image has at least round(length_in × ppi) pixels on the binding axis: target_ppi (default 300) = good, min_ppi (default 150) = acceptable. 300 ppi is a common print-shop convention, not a standard. require_cmyk turns a non-CMYK file into a failure.

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• smart_crop 0.006 USDC paid never probed

  Computes frequency-tuned saliency (Achanta et al., CVPR 2009): distance in CIELAB (D65) between each pixel of a 5×5 binomially smoothed copy and the image mean colour, on a copy with at most 400 px on the long side. For each ratio the largest crop of that ratio (full height or full width) is slid along the free axis; the position keeping the most saliency wins, ties go to the position nearest the saliency centroid. Protected regions (subject boxes you know, e.g. faces or products) must lie completely inside the crop; ratios where that is impossible are returned as not feasible. Coordinates are in original pixels after EXIF orientation. return_images adds the crops as JPEG (quality 88, long side at most max_output_side).

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• i18n_overflow 0.003 USDC paid never probed

  Lays out every string with fontkit (advance widths and GPOS/kern kerning) in Liberation Sans Regular or Bold (OFL, metric-compatible with Arial) or your own font, adds letter spacing per character, wraps at spaces like CSS white-space: normal with overflow-wrap: normal (a word wider than the container overflows) and compares with max_width and max_lines. Pseudo-localisation accents Latin letters and pads the string to the expected translated length from the IBM expansion table published in the W3C Internationalization article "Text size in translation" (up to 10 characters 200–300 %, 11–20 180–200 %, 21–30 160–180 %, 31–50 140–160 %, 51–70 151–170 % as published, over 70 130 %), using the upper value by default. Reports widths, wrapped lines, overflow in pixels, the largest growth factor that still fits and glyphs the font lacks. Browser rendering can differ slightly (hinting, font fallback, sub-pixel layout).

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• edit_trace 0.006 USDC paid never probed

  Reads the file structure without trusting any single field: EXIF (IFD0, Exif IFD, IFD1 thumbnail), XMP (CreatorTool, xmpMM history and document IDs, Camera Raw settings, IPTC digital source type), IPTC IIM and Photoshop image resources, PNG text and time chunks, WebP chunks, JPEG markers (APP12 "Ducky" of Save for Web, comments, data after EOI) and C2PA/JUMBF manifests (presence and readable labels only, signatures are NOT verified). JPEG quantisation tables are compared with ITU-T T.81 Annex K tables in IJG scaling (exact match and quality estimate), Huffman tables with the Annex K standard. The EXIF thumbnail is decoded and compared with the downscaled main image (mean and worst-cell luminance difference, letterbox bars removed). Each observation becomes a finding graded info, hint or strong_hint.

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• face_blur 0.005 USDC paid never probed

  Faces are found with the YuNet detector (OpenCV Zoo face_detection_yunet_2026may, MIT licence, SHA-256 pinned, run locally with onnxruntime-node) at up to three scales (fine pass at most 2048 px long side, coarser passes for large faces), scores sqrt(cls*obj) as in OpenCV FaceDetectorYN and non-maximum suppression at IoU 0.3. Each box is enlarged by the padding and burned into the pixels as mosaic (default 6 blocks across), strong Gaussian blur or solid black. The masked image is then run through the detector again and any remaining face is reported. EXIF orientation is applied first; the output is re-encoded without any metadata. Measured on 7 public-domain NASA photos with 70 hand-counted faces (11–380 px): threshold 0.6 found 67 faces with no false detection (details in daten/C01/QUELLE.md). No recognition, no embeddings, nothing is stored.

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• screenshot_pii_mask 0.01 USDC paid never probed

  The screenshot is upscaled for OCR (dark themes are inverted) and read with Tesseract 5.3.4 (German + English, sparse-text mode, word boxes). Rules then find e-mail addresses, phone numbers (7–15 digits, dates excluded), IBANs (ISO 13616 check via ibantools), card numbers (Luhn), German street addresses and postal code + town, IPv4 addresses, names after salutations and values after labels such as Name, Geburtsdatum, Kundennummer or Steuer-ID. The word boxes of each hit are enlarged and filled with opaque black directly in the pixels (no layer), the result is encoded as a flattened PNG (or JPEG/WebP) without metadata, and OCR runs again on the masked image to prove that none of the masked values is still readable. Price reflects two OCR passes.

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• screen_content_blur 0.008 USDC paid never probed

  RT-DETRv2-S (r18vd, PekingU, Apache-2.0, trained on COCO 2017; pinned ONNX, SHA-256 checked) runs locally with onnxruntime-node on the EXIF-rotated image and, for images with a long side of 900 px or more, additionally on 6 overlapping tiles so small phones are not lost. Detections of the COCO classes tv (TVs and monitors), laptop and cell phone above the score threshold are merged (IoU > 0.5 or 80 % overlap), enlarged by the padding and pixelated, blurred or filled black in the pixels; the image is re-encoded without metadata. The whole device box is masked (for laptops including the keyboard), because the exact screen outline is not traced.

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• blur_detect 0.004 USDC paid never probed

  Converts the image to BT.601 luma at a fixed analysis size (long side analysis_max_side, default 1024; smaller images are not upscaled) and computes the variance of the 4-neighbour Laplacian (Pech-Pacheco et al. 2000) and the Tenengrad energy (mean squared Sobel magnitude). Because noise also raises the Laplacian variance, the Immerkær (1996) noise sigma is estimated and 20·sigma² (the Laplacian response to white noise) is subtracted. The image is split into grid×grid tiles; the verdict uses the sharpest textured tile, so a sharp subject in front of a blurred background still counts as sharp. Motion blur is suspected when the structure tensor of the whole image is anisotropic (coherence ≥ 0.3), the blur directions of the tiles agree (resultant ≥ 0.8) and most tiles are anisotropic; the direction is given in degrees counter-clockwise from horizontal. The threshold of 100 is a common convention for 8-bit images around 1 megapixel, not a standard.

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• clone_detect 0.01 USDC paid never probed

  Copy-move detection by shift search and block verification (exact-shift idea after Fridrich, Soukal and Lukáš 2003): the image is converted to grey and scaled to at most max_side. The autocorrelation of the fine residual (image minus 3×3 mean, strong edges removed) is computed by FFT; sharp peaks at shifts of at least 0.75 × min_region_px are candidate copy vectors (ridges from straight edges are suppressed). For each of the 16 strongest candidates and its 3×3 neighbourhood every overlapping block is verified: band-pass correlation (image minus 7×7 mean) NCC ≥ 0.85, not a single straight edge or line (structure-tensor coherence ≤ 0.6), and matching fine noise (residual NCC ≥ 0.5, skipped for noise-free graphics). Matching blocks are merged into connected source regions; the target is source plus shift. Robust to mild JPEG recompression and uniform brightness changes; not to rotation, scaling or mirroring of the copied part.

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• color_cast 0.004 USDC paid never probed

  Converts opaque pixels of a copy with at most 512 px on the long side to CIELAB (D65, IEC 61966-2-1). Near-neutral reference: mean shift in the a*b* plane starting at (0, 0) with neutral_radius (default 12; the first step uses radius 25 only when fewer than 1 % of the pixels lie within it), centre kept within C* 25, over pixels with L* 20–95; at least 1 % of the pixels must belong to it. Its mean chroma C*ab is the cast (none < tolerance, default 3; slight < 5; moderate < 10; strong above), the hue angle is named after the nearest sRGB primary or secondary hue. Also returned: grey-world mean a*, b* with the cast factor D/σ of Gasparini & Schettini (2004), von Kries gains in linear sRGB relative to green that neutralise the reference, and the correlated colour temperature of the reference chromaticity by McCamy (1992); 6500 K ≈ neutral for sRGB (D65).

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• horizon_level 0.004 USDC paid never probed

  Finds strong edges (Sobel magnitude above the 90th percentile and at least 16) whose orientation lies within max_angle of horizontal on a copy with at most 800 px on the long side, votes them into an orientation-constrained Hough accumulator (0.1° steps), takes the strongest line and refines it with a weighted total-least-squares fit of the supporting edge pixels. A horizon is accepted when the supporting pixels span at least a quarter of the width. tilt_deg is counter-clockwise positive (the line rises to the right); rotate_clockwise_deg is the rotation that levels the image in tools where positive angles turn clockwise (e.g. sharp rotate(), ImageMagick -rotate). is_level compares |tilt| with tolerance_deg.

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• visible_watermark_find 0.008 USDC paid never probed

  Two OCR passes with Tesseract 5.3.4 (eng+deu, sparse text) run on a background-flattened greyscale copy (grey minus a 15-px Gaussian blur, gain 2) and on its inverse, so faint dark and light semi-transparent text over changing image content becomes readable. Words are classified as copyright sign, copyright word, stock agency name (fixed list of 27 agencies, 2026-11), watermark word (sample, preview, proof, Muster, Vorschau …), URL/domain or social handle. Tiled watermarks are searched in the autocorrelation of the fine residual (image minus 3×3 mean, long side 512): a sharp peak (≥ 0.03 of the zero-shift energy) whose doubled shift is also a peak, found in at least two non-parallel directions, means a pattern repeating on a 2-D grid. Boxes are in displayed pixels (EXIF orientation applied).

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• stock_photo_signals 0.008 USDC paid never probed

  Combines four independent sources. (1) The optional file name is matched against download names of 11 agencies (Shutterstock "shutterstock_<id>", iStock "iStock-<id>"/"istockphoto-<id>-", Getty "GettyImages-<id>", Adobe Stock "AdobeStock_<id>", Depositphotos, Dreamstime, Bigstock, Pexels, Unsplash, Pixabay "<words>-<id>_1920"; patterns as observed 2026-11). (2) EXIF Copyright/Artist, IPTC IIM 4.2 (Credit, Source, CopyrightNotice, By-line, Caption), XMP (dc:rights, dc:creator, dc:description, photoshop:Credit/Source, xmpRights:WebStatement, PLUS licensor and supplier image ID, GettyImagesGIFT:AssetID) are searched for 27 agency names and their web domains. (3) The number of keywords (IPTC Keywords plus dc:subject): agencies accept up to 49 or 50 keywords (Adobe Stock and Shutterstock contributor guides), 25 or more is a hint. (4) Optional OCR (Tesseract 5.3.4 on a background-flattened copy and its inverse) for agency names, watermark words and tiled overlays. Agencies are labelled stock, press or free-licence.

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• license_notice_find 0.006 USDC paid never probed

  Reads EXIF 2.32 (Copyright with photographer/editor parts, Artist, XPAuthor), IPTC IIM 4.2 (CopyrightNotice, By-line, Credit, Source, SpecialInstructions), XMP (dc:rights, dc:creator, xmpRights:Marked/WebStatement/UsageTerms/Owner, photoshop:Credit/Source, cc:license, cc:attributionName/URL, PLUS licensor, copyright owner and status) and PNG text keys (Copyright, Author, Source, Disclaimer). Creative Commons licences are recognised from creativecommons.org URLs and short forms ("CC BY-SA 4.0", "CC0"); unported versions 2.0–4.0 and CC0 1.0 carry their SPDX identifier (SPDX licence list). Usage terms (all rights reserved, royalty-free, rights-managed, editorial use only, non-commercial, public domain, text-and-data-mining reservation) and © statements with years and holders are extracted. Optionally the picture itself is read with Tesseract 5.3.4 for © lines and photo credits. Contradictions (CC licence next to "all rights reserved", xmpRights:Marked against the licence, different holders) are reported.

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• plate_blur 0.01 USDC paid never probed

  Classical detection, no plate-recognition model: the image (EXIF-rotated, analysed at up to 1600 px) is binarised with a local Bradley threshold, dark connected components of character size are chained into rows of 3–10 characters of equal height, and a row counts as a plate candidate only if it sits on a bright, even background that ends tightly above and below the characters (aspect 1.8–7.5:1). A blue strip at the left edge marks the EU band. Candidate rows are read with Tesseract 5.3.4 (English model, letters and digits kept) and matched against the German plate syntax (FZV Anlage 4: 1–3 + 1–2 letters, 1–4 digits without leading zero, optional E/H) or a generic European form (4–9 letters and digits). RT-DETRv2-S (COCO 2017, Apache-2.0, pinned ONNX) finds cars, trucks, buses and motorcycles as context. By default candidates with plate syntax, EU band or a vehicle around them are masked; the masked image is searched again. Plate text is never returned in clear.

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• metadata_scrub 0.005 USDC paid never probed

  Parses the container byte by byte (JPEG marker segments, PNG chunks, WebP RIFF chunks, GIF blocks) and rebuilds it from a whitelist: image data, coding tables, Adobe colour transform, animation control and, unless disabled, the ICC colour profile. Everything else goes: EXIF incl. GPS and the IFD1 thumbnail, XMP and Extended XMP, Photoshop/IPTC, comments, MPF and other images appended after EOI, JFIF thumbnails, C2PA/JUMBF, text chunks, tIME. If EXIF orientation is not 1, a minimal EXIF block with only the Orientation tag is written so the photo stays upright (keep_orientation=false drops it). TIFF is re-encoded losslessly instead. Proof: the result is parsed again with the same inventory, read back with libvips (sharp) for EXIF/XMP/IPTC, and both images are decoded and compared pixel by pixel (SHA-256 of the raw pixels).

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• id_document_redact 0.01 USDC paid never probed

  OCR with Tesseract 5.3.4 (English model, character whitelist A–Z 0–9 <) at up to two resolutions looks for 2 or 3 consecutive lines that match the MRZ layouts TD1 (3×30), TD2 (2×36), TD3 (2×44), MRV-A and MRV-B; OCR confusions are corrected per field type (letters vs digits) and the ICAO Doc 9303 check digits (weights 7-3-1) for document number, birth date, expiry date, optional data and composite are verified. A zone counts as verified when at least two check digits match, including birth or expiry date. The document outline is estimated from the MRZ width and the ICAO document sizes (TD1 85.6×54 mm, TD2 105×74 mm, TD3 125×88 mm) with an 8 % margin (deskewed by a projection-profile search up to ±15° first) and filled with opaque black in the pixels. No personal data from the MRZ is returned, only format, issuing state code and the check results.

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• address_plate_blur 0.01 USDC paid never probed

  The photo is read with Tesseract 5.3.4 (German + English, word boxes) at two scales and in sparse-text and block mode; small bright plaques with 1–5 dark characters (typical house-number signs) are additionally cut out and read one by one, because large framed digits are often lost in the whole-image OCR. Rules then find: house numbers (a text line that is only a number of 1–4 digits with optional letter or range such as 12a or 3-5, years 1800–2100 excluded), street addresses (German and English street names with number) and name plates (lines of 1–5 name-like words that are not signage such as Eingang or Keine Werbung, accepted when they start with Fam./Familie, stand in a stack of similar lines like on a door-bell panel, or sit next to a house number). The word boxes are enlarged and pixelated, blurred or filled black directly in the pixels, the image is re-encoded without metadata and OCR plus rules run again on the result.

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• redaction_verify 0.008 USDC paid never probed

  Redaction boxes are taken from the request or found automatically as dark (luminance at most 60), nearly rectangular regions of at least 12×12 px. Per box: luminance spread inside (2 px or 3 % inset), share of deviating pixels, block structure; a box that is not flat is contrast-stretched (1st–99th percentile) and read with Tesseract 5.3.4, and words of at least three characters with confidence ≥ 60 count as readable leftovers. File level: the full metadata inventory (EXIF, XMP, IPTC, comments, text chunks) and embedded images (EXIF/Photoshop thumbnails, MPF, data after EOI or IEND); embedded JPEG thumbnails are decoded and compared region by region with the redacted image to show whether a preview still contains the hidden content. Verdict "fail" lists every reason.

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• photo_privacy_scan 0.01 USDC paid never probed

  Combines the detectors of this family without changing the image: YuNet face detection (sizes reported, faces of at least 40 px counted as identifiable), Tesseract 5.3.4 OCR of the image (deu+eng, sparse text) with the e-mail, phone, IBAN, card, address and labelled-field rules, an MRZ search with ICAO 9303 check digits, and the full metadata inventory (GPS, author and owner names, camera serial numbers, timestamps, edit history, embedded thumbnails). The risk is high when GPS, an ID document, identifiable faces or personal text are found, medium for small faces or identifying metadata, low for technical metadata only. Each finding names the service that removes it.

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• photo_batch_anonymize 0.02 USDC paid never probed

  All photos run in one worker process with the YuNet face detector (OpenCV Zoo 2026may, MIT, SHA-256 pinned) and the same settings: EXIF orientation applied, faces found at up to three scales, enlarged by the padding and pixelated, blurred or filled black in the pixels, image re-encoded without any metadata. Per photo the protocol lists the metadata categories that were removed (GPS, identity, device, time, embedded thumbnails), the number of masked faces, a re-detection on the masked output and a re-read of the output container (must show no metadata), with SHA-256 of input and output. The protocol itself carries a SHA-256 over its entries. At most 8 photos and 64 megapixels per call; price reflects up to 8 detector runs and re-encodings.

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• exposure_check 0.003 USDC paid never probed

  Analyses all opaque pixels (alpha ≥ 128) of a copy with at most 1024 px on the long side. The histogram uses 8-bit BT.709 luma of the encoded values. A pixel counts as clipped in the highlights when a channel reaches highlight_level (default 250; all channels = blown to white) and as crushed when every channel is at or below shadow_level (default 5). Mean CIE L* (D65) and the log-average relative luminance in linear sRGB (IEC 61966-2-1) are computed; the suggested correction log2(0.18 / log-average) moves the scene key to 18 % mid-grey (Reinhard et al. 2002). The verdict (ok, overexposed, underexposed, clipped_both_ends, low_contrast) follows documented thresholds: clipping beyond max_clipped_share together with an EV suggestion beyond ±0.33, or an EV suggestion beyond ±1.5 alone.

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• burst_best_pick 0.008 USDC paid never probed

  All frames are scaled to the same long side (the smallest long side, at most 768 px) so that measures are comparable. Sharpness is the mean noise-corrected Laplacian variance (variance − 20·σ², σ by Immerkær 1996) of the 4 sharpest of 4×4 tiles, so the subject counts more than a blurred background; it is scored relative to the sharpest frame. Exposure score = max(0, 1 − 5·clipped share) · max(0, 1 − |EV|/4), with clipped share = pixels with a channel ≥ 250 or all channels ≤ 5 and EV = log2(0.18 / log-average luminance). Noise score = (σmin + 1)/(σ + 1). Score = weighted sum (default 0.6 sharpness, 0.25 exposure, 0.15 noise, renormalised). A 64-bit difference hash flags frames that show a different scene (Hamming distance > 20).

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• camera_fingerprint 0.015 USDC paid never probed

  Photo-response non-uniformity camera identification (Lukáš, Fridrich and Goljan 2006; maximum-likelihood fingerprint and peak-to-correlation energy after Goljan, Fridrich and Filler 2009). No database is used: the caller supplies 2–10 reference photos known to come from one camera, in native resolution. A central square crop (crop_size, at most the short side) of each image is converted to luminance; the noise residual is the image minus a local 3×3 Wiener estimate, with row and column means removed (suppresses linear pattern) and saturated pixels ignored. The fingerprint is K = Σ W·I / Σ I². The query residual is cross-correlated with I·K by FFT; PCE ≥ 60 counts as a strong hint of the same sensor, 20–60 as inconclusive. With 3 or more references each reference is also scored against the fingerprint of the others to show how reliable the fingerprint is. Price reflects the FFT work for up to 11 images.

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• jpeg_ghost 0.01 USDC paid never probed

  JPEG ghosts (Farid 2009): the image is recompressed at each quality of a sweep, the squared luminance difference is averaged per block, and each block curve is normalised to 0–1 across qualities. A region that was compressed earlier at a lower quality q0 than the rest shows a dip ("ghost") at q0; regions whose normalised difference at some quality below the last save quality lies at least 0.3 under the image median are grouped into connected regions (reported with at least 6 blocks and a mean dip of at least 0.6). A local minimum of the global curve below the last quality hints that the whole image was compressed twice. The last quality comes from the quantisation tables (Annex K, IJG scaling) or, for non-JPEG input, from the curve minimum. Analysed at full resolution on the stored pixel grid; images above 6 megapixels are analysed in a central 2048×2048 crop unless a region is given.

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• screenshot_authenticity 0.008 USDC paid never probed

  Screen captures are rendered pixels: large exactly flat areas, almost no sensor noise (noise level from the Immerkær 1996 mask, estimated robustly via the median absolute response, below 0.6; camera photos show at least 1 and under 5 % flat pixels) and lossless storage (PNG by default on iOS, Android, macOS and Windows). The service measures these properties, looks for a status or menu bar band at the top (uniform background with glyphs on both sides, its text read with Tesseract 5.3.4 for a clock such as 9:41 and a battery percentage), reads EXIF/XMP for camera makes and editor software, and estimates the JPEG quality when the file is lossy. All words found by Tesseract are measured for edge sharpness (top-decile gradient divided by local contrast); words below 0.72 times the median hint at text pasted from another source or retouched. Each observation is a graded finding.

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• thermal_read unknown never probed

  FLIR radiometric JPEG: APP1 FLIR chunks joined, FFF records read as in ExifTool FLIR.pm (CameraInfo with emissivity, distance, temperatures, humidity, Planck R1/R2/B/F/O, atmosphere constants; RawData 16-bit raw or PNG). Per-pixel Planck inversion with the FLIR atmosphere model (ExifTool forum 4898); the FLIR parameters can be overridden. 16-bit grey PNG/TIFF exports need a linear scale.

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• colony_count unknown never probed

  Grey copy (long side ≤ 1600), optional circular ROI, Otsu threshold inside it; objects are the minority class unless polarity is set. 8-connected components within min/max area (original pixels); objects on the image or ROI edge are skipped by default. Circularity 4π·A/P² (edge perimeter × π/4). Single size = median area of round objects (≥ 0.75); irregular clumps count as round(area / single size) in estimated_count.

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• page_deskew unknown never probed

  Binarises a downscaled copy (Otsu), collects dark pixels and searches the rotation that maximises the squared differences of the horizontal projection profile (Postl method): coarse 0.25° steps over ±max_angle, then 0.02° refinement. Reports the clockwise skew of the content, a peak-sharpness confidence, the detected text-line count and median line height, and rotates the full-resolution image by the opposite angle with a white background (libvips, bilinear). Only skew up to ±45° is handled; 90°/180° page orientation is a separate service.

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• svg_rasterize unknown never probed

  Runs the svg-sanitize allowlist first (scripts, external references, foreignObject and entity declarations removed, only local #fragment references and raster data: images kept), then renders with librsvg 2.63 inside libvips/sharp in a resource-limited child process: the vector graphic is rendered at the density that matches each target width, so large sizes stay sharp. Each size gives width and/or height; the other side follows the intrinsic aspect ratio (from width/height or viewBox), with both given the fit mode applies (contain with background, cover, fill). At most 40 million pixels per call in total. Returns each image as base64 with its size, plus the sanitising report.

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• upscale unknown never probed

  Honest classical upscaling: libvips resampling kernels (lanczos3 default for photos, mitchell, cubic = Catmull-Rom, nearest for crisp pixel art) or the edge-directed Scale2x algorithm by Andrea Mazzoleni (EPX family; 4× = Scale2x applied twice) implemented here from the published rules with edge pixels replicated. Optional mild unsharp masking. EXIF orientation is applied, alpha is kept for PNG/WebP. The result cannot contain more real detail than the source; for machine-learning super-resolution a licensed model would be needed and is not used. Output at most 16.8 million pixels and 12 MB.

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• image_keywords_de unknown never probed

  Two open models run locally: OpenAI CLIP ViT-B/32 (MIT, fp16 ONNX, SHA-256 pinned) scores the image against a curated German vocabulary of 236 concepts (people, animals, vehicles, landscapes, rooms, objects, activities, photo types; each with an English prompt ensemble; daten/C07/vokabular.json, 2026-11-13) and RT-DETRv2-S (Apache-2.0, COCO 2017) adds detected objects (score >= 0.6) with German names. CLIP scores are a softmax over the vocabulary (temperature 100); keywords above min_confidence are kept, highest first, then detected objects, then broader terms (e.g. Hund -> Tier, Haustier). Every keyword is at most 64 bytes (IPTC IIM 2:25). Nothing outside the vocabulary and the 80 COCO classes can be named.

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• ui_element_map unknown never probed

  Classical computer vision without a learned model, in a resource-limited child process: the background colour comes from a colour histogram, flat-coloured regions are labelled by flood fill (tolerance 10 per channel) and kept when their rows and columns span the bounding box (rectangles, rounded rectangles, frames); frames are merged with their interior. Text comes from Tesseract 5.3.4 (psm 11, sparse text; screenshot upscaled 2× when small) grouped into lines per container. Busy 16-px cells form image regions. Rules then label boxes as button (one centred text line), input (wide box with empty or left-aligned text), checkbox (small square left of a text), divider, container or shape, and text lines as heading, link (clearly blue text) or text. Up to 4 megapixels.

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• nameplate_read unknown never probed

  Tesseract 5.3.4 (eng+deu, block mode, sparse fallback) on a normalised, upscaled copy. Identity fields only after explicit labels (Manufacturer/Hersteller, Type/Typ/Model, S/N/Serien-Nr., P/N/Art.-Nr., Year/Baujahr); no guessing from logos. Ratings in the usual EN 60204-1 / EN 60034-1 plate notation: V (ranges, AC/DC), A, W/kW/VA, Hz, rpm, cos φ, IP code, bar, kg, phases. Each value with its source line and OCR confidence.

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• marketplace_image_rules unknown never probed

  Evaluates 23 rules taken from the marketplaces' own pages, retrieved 2026-11-01: eBay Picture policy and the eBay help page on adding pictures, the Kaufland Marketplace Seller API documentation (formats; block reasons prohibited_image_elements and image_rights) and Etsy Help "How to Add Photos to Your Listing". Measurements: pixel size, detected file format and size, aspect ratio, uniform frames on all four sides, transparency, animation, embedded ICC profile, background whiteness (CIE Lab), product edge contact (segmentation) and text via Tesseract 5.3.4 (English and German), classified as promotional, URL, copyright/agency or plain text and located on or off the product. Every rule result says requirement or recommendation, pass, fail, warning, manual_check or not_applicable, with evidence. Amazon and Otto are not included because their rule pages could not be retrieved without login at build time. Price reflects one OCR pass.

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• white_bg_normalize unknown never probed

  Fits a quadratic illumination surface per channel in linear light (IEC 61966-2-1) to the background pixels found by border-seeded segmentation, then divides every pixel by that surface, so background becomes white and shadows keep their brightness ratio to the background. Background pixels within snap_tolerance levels of white are set to exactly 255 with a soft ramp below, product pixels are never snapped. mode=global corrects exposure and white balance of the whole image (product included); mode=background_only blends the correction out at the product edge so product pixels stay unchanged. Transparent cut-outs are flattened onto white. Returns PNG or JPEG (4:4:4), share of pure-white border pixels before and after, the background field range and the colour shift of the product in CIEDE2000.

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• product_fill_ratio unknown never probed

  Separates the product from a plain or transparent background: a quadratic colour surface (CIE Lab, D65) is fitted to the image border so gradients and vignetting are tolerated, the background is flood-filled from the border up to a CIE76 distance threshold, small specks are dropped. Soft, neutral areas that are darker than the background but share its chromaticity are treated as cast shadow. Returns the bounding box, frame fill (largest of width and height share), bounding-box and silhouette area ratios, margins, edge contact and centre offset in original pixels; analysis runs on a copy with at most 1024 px on the long side. Optional min_fill turns frame fill into a pass/fail check (for example 0.85 for a marketplace rule you supply).

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• variant_color_match unknown never probed

  Segments the product from a plain or transparent background (or uses a region you give), optionally white-balances with the background as white reference (von Kries scaling in linear sRGB, only when the background is near-neutral), clusters up to 20 000 product pixels in CIE Lab (D65) with deterministic k-means and reports the palette with shares. The declared colour (hex or CSS colour name) and optional variant colours are compared with every cluster holding at least min_share of the product by CIEDE2000 (Sharma, Wu, Dalal 2005; implementation checked against their 34 published test pairs). The default tolerance of 6 ΔE00 is a pragmatic setting for photographed goods, not a standard.

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• text_overlay_detect unknown never probed

  Runs Tesseract 5.3.4 (English and German, sparse-text mode) on a contrast-normalised greyscale copy scaled to 1400–2000 px, keeps words above min_confidence and maps them back to original pixels. Each word is classified by fixed vocabularies (sale, rabatt, -30 %, prices, URLs and domains, ©, copyright and stock agency names) and located against the product mask from background segmentation: on_product, partly_on_product or on_background, plus corner position. Overlay likelihood per word: high for text off the product or URLs and copyright marks, medium for promotional words or corner text on the product, low for plain text on the product (usually printed on the item). Price reflects one OCR pass.

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• image_set_completeness unknown never probed

  Measures every image (up to 6): background segmentation, frame fill and edge contact, OCR text (Tesseract 5.3.4) with measurement parsing (mm, cm, m, inch, "a x b x c cm"), ruler tick detection and a 64-bit difference hash (dHash, 9×8 greyscale). Detected roles: main = packshot on white or transparent background with the whole product visible and no text off the product; dimensions = at least two measurements or one multi-dimension label; scale_reference = dimensions or a ruler with major ticks. Declared roles are checked against these findings; detail, packaging, back, side and lifestyle cannot be recognised without an image model and are accepted as declared (unverified). Near-duplicates: Hamming distance of dHashes up to duplicate_distance. Price reflects up to six OCR passes.

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• girocode_generate unknown never probed

  Assembles the EPC069-12 v3.1 (19 March 2024) payload: service tag BCD, version 001/002, character set 1–8 (UTF-8 or ISO 8859-1/-2/-4/-5/-7/-10/-15), SCT, BIC (mandatory in 001), name ≤70, IBAN (structure and check digits), amount "EUR…" 0.01–999999999.99 with at most two decimals, purpose code, either an ISO 11649 RF reference or unstructured text ≤140, information ≤70; trailing empty elements are omitted. Rejects payloads above 331 bytes and characters the chosen set cannot encode. The QR code uses byte mode and level M; the PNG is decoded again with ZXing-C++ to confirm the exact bytes.

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• girocode_decode unknown never probed

  Decodes the QR code with ZXing-C++ in a child process (or takes the payload text), splits the elements at LF/CRLF and decodes them with the declared character set (UTF-8 or ISO 8859-1/-2/-4/-5/-7/-10/-15) from the raw bytes. Checks service tag, version, character set, identification SCT, BIC rules for 001/002, name length, IBAN structure and check digits, amount format and range, purpose code form, ISO 11649 RF check digits, mutual exclusion of structured and unstructured remittance, element count, trailing separators, byte limit and the QR error-correction level M / version ≤13. Returns all fields with typed amount and a findings list.

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• gs1_datamatrix_parse unknown never probed

  Parses bracketed HRI "(01)…(17)…", raw scanner data with FNC1/GS separators and an optional symbology identifier (]d2, ]C1, ]Q3, ]e0) or an uncompressed GS1 Digital Link URI. Every AI is checked with the open GS1 Barcode Syntax Dictionary (github.com/gs1/gs1-syntax-dictionary, commit c63d8a1, 2026-08-29, Apache-2.0): length, character set (CSET 82/39/64), GS1 check digits, check-character pairs, dates with the GS1 century rule and DD=00 as last day of the month, ISO 3166/4217 code lists, mandatory and invalid AI pairings, Digital Link qualifier order. Returns typed values (dates, decimal weights), normalised HRI, element string and a Digital Link URI.

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• barcode_read_margin unknown never probed

  Decodes the symbols with ZXing-C++, then measures from the image: X-dimension (EAN/UPC from the known module count, other linear codes from the narrowest elements, QR/Micro QR/DataMatrix from version and side length), quiet zones along the scan line or perpendicular to each side compared with the minimums of GS1 General Specifications Release 26.0 (Jan 2026), ISO/IEC 18004 §8.1, ISO/IEC 15438 §5.8.3 and ANSI/HIBC 2.6 §5.1, and image contrast (5th/95th percentile of luminance, not reflectance). The read margin re-decodes a crop after downscaling, Gaussian blur and contrast reduction steps and reports the limits that still decode. ISO/IEC 15416/15415 print quality grades need a calibrated verifier and are deliberately not computed (catalog name barcode-print-grade).

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• swiss_qr_bill unknown never probed

  Generate: builds the SPC/0200 payload from structured data (address type S only, empty ultimate creditor, amount with two decimals, CHF/EUR), chooses QRR for a QR-IBAN (IID 30000–31999; a 26-digit reference gets its modulo 10 recursive check digit) or SCOR/NON for an IBAN, checks the permitted character set, lengths and the 997-character limit, and renders the QR code at level M with the 7 mm Swiss cross on 46 mm (proportions from the official SIX artwork); the PNG is decoded again to compare the payload. Validate: parses a payload or decodes an image and reports every rule violation. Rules from the Swiss Implementation Guidelines QR-bill v2.3 (valid since 21 Nov 2025) with the v2.4 change for 14 Nov 2026 (QR-IBAN/QRR only in CHF).

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• udi_parse unknown never probed

  Detects the issuing agency from the data: GS1 (HRI, raw with FNC1/GS, symbology identifier or Digital Link) is parsed with the GS1 Barcode Syntax Dictionary and mapped to UDI-DI (01) and UDI-PI (10 lot, 21 serial, 17 expiry, 11 manufacture, 8012 software version); DD=00 is flagged because GS1 forbids it for regulated healthcare products from 1 Jan 2025. HIBCC follows ANSI/HIBC 2.6-2016 (R2026): primary data (labeler code, product number, unit of measure), concatenated secondary data ($$ date formats MMYY/MMDDYY/YYMMDD/YYMMDDHH/YYJJJ/YYJJJHH, lot or serial, legacy $, $+ and quantity forms), supplemental /16D, /14D, /S, /Q, and the modulo 43 check character. ICCBBA (ISBT 128) is not supported because its specification is licensed.

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• label_render unknown never probed

  Templates: shipping (sender, recipient, service, weight, Code 128 tracking, optional SSCC as GS1-128) and product (name, EAN-13/UPC-A/EAN-8 or GS1-128 from the GTIN, GS1 DataMatrix with expiry, batch and serial, price); or a custom list of text, barcode, box and line elements in millimetres. GTIN and SSCC check digits and GS1 element strings are validated, barcode module widths are rounded to whole printer dots for 203/300/600 dpi and fitted to the label. Output: ZPL (^CI28 UTF-8, ^PW/^LL from the size) and a PDF with vector bars (pdf-lib, BWIPP encodings via bwip-js). The ZPL is rendered again with the zpl-preview subset and every barcode is decoded with ZXing-C++.

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• zpl_preview unknown never probed

  Parses ZPL and renders the first ^XA…^XZ label via SVG in a sandboxed child process. Supported: ^FO ^FT ^FD ^FS ^FH ^FX ^FB ^FR ^A (font 0 approximated with DejaVu Sans Bold, bitmap fonts A–H with a monospace font of the same cell) ^CF ^CI ^BY, barcodes ^BC (incl. mode D GS1-128) ^BE ^B8 ^BU ^B9 ^B3 ^B2 ^BQ ^BX (incl. GS1 via escape _1) ^B7 ^BO (encoded with BWIPP/bwip-js), graphics ^GB ^GC ^GE ^GD and uncompressed ^GFA, layout ^LH ^PW ^LL ^PO ^LR. Printer settings (^MM ^MN ^MD ^PR ~SD ^PQ ^LS …) are ignored and listed; everything else (^XG, ~DG, ^DF/^XF, ^FN, compressed ^GF, ^CC …) is reported as unsupported instead of guessed. Every rendered barcode is decoded again with ZXing-C++.

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• scan_from_photo unknown never probed

  Finds the page as the largest bright region (Otsu threshold, holes filled), takes the largest quadrilateral inside its convex hull and refines every side by fitting a line (total least squares with outlier rejection) to Sobel gradient maxima searched along the side normals; the refined corners are intersections of these lines. A homography maps the page to a rectangle (side lengths from the photo, or A4/Letter aspect), sampled bilinearly from the full-resolution photo. Enhancement divides by a blurred background estimate (shadow and colour-cast removal) in grey or per colour channel, or binarises (Bradley). Output: PDF (pdf-lib, JPEG page image) and/or image plus corner coordinates and edge-fit residuals. Pixel work runs in a sandboxed child process; the price reflects the full-resolution warp of up to 12 megapixels.

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• app_icon_set unknown never probed

  Sizes follow the published specifications as retrieved on 2026-11-01: Apple HIG "App icons" (changelog 2026-10-28) and Xcode "Configuring your app icon" – one opaque, unmasked 1024×1024 px image from which Xcode generates all iOS/iPadOS variants (single-size Contents.json); Android "Adaptive icons" (2026-10-22) – 108 dp foreground and monochrome layers with the logo inside the 66 dp safe zone, px = dp × dpi/160 for mdpi…xxxhdpi (108–432 px), mipmap-anydpi-v26 XML, legacy 48 dp icons for API ≤ 25; Google Play icon spec (2026-10-20) – 512×512 opaque full square, sRGB, ≤ 1024 KB; W3C Web App Manifest (WD 2026-10-26) – maskable safe zone is a circle of radius 40 %, and web.dev – 192 and 512 px icons for Chromium installability; apple-touch-icon 180×180 per Apple's Safari Web Content Guide; favicon.ico with 16/32/48 px PNG entries. SVG logos are sanitised and rendered as vectors; transparent margins of raster logos are trimmed. Includes manifest JSON and HTML head snippets.

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• og_image_render unknown never probed

  Builds an SVG from a template ("standard": left-aligned with accent bar, "centered"), lays out text with Liberation Sans 2.1.5 (SIL OFL 1.1, metric-compatible with Arial) via fontkit including kerning: the title is fitted from max_title_size down to 32 px in 2 px steps into at most title_lines lines, then shortened with an ellipsis; the subtitle likewise. Glyphs are embedded as outlines (paths), so rendering does not depend on installed fonts, and the SVG is rasterised by librsvg (sharp) with the optional logo composited. Characters that Liberation Sans cannot draw (e.g. emoji, CJK) are left out and listed. Returns the WCAG 2.x contrast ratio of text against the background. 1200×630 is Meta's recommended Open Graph size; any size from 200 to 2400 px is possible.

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• svg_sanitize unknown never probed

  Parses the SVG with a strict, namespace-aware XML parser (saxes; DOCTYPE entities are refused, so no XXE or entity expansion) and rebuilds it from an allowlist of SVG elements and attributes, re-serialising with escaping so the result is safe both as a file and inline in HTML. Removed: script/handler elements, all on* attributes, foreignObject, non-SVG namespaces, href values other than local #fragments (links only with allow_links, raster data: images only with allow_data_images), url() references to anything but #fragments, CSS @import/@font-face and escapes, animations that target href, event or style attributes or animate to external URLs, processing instructions such as xml-stylesheet, comments and DOCTYPE. Optional: drop metadata/editor data and empty groups, round numbers to a precision. Returns the clean SVG, a removal log (path, kind, reason) and before/after sizes. Test vectors include OWASP and html5sec SVG XSS patterns; a clean report is not a guarantee for every renderer.

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• compress_to_size unknown never probed

  Decodes once (EXIF orientation, sRGB, optional max_width), then encodes at max_quality; if that is too large, checks the floor min_quality and bisects the integer quality range for the highest quality whose file still fits (JPEG via mozjpeg-based libjpeg with progressive scan and 4:2:0 chroma, WebP and AVIF via libwebp and libaom/libheif at fixed effort). If even the floor does not fit and allow_resize is true, the image is scaled down (step estimate from the byte ratio, Lanczos-3) until it fits and quality is bisected again at that size; otherwise the call fails with the smallest reachable size and nothing is charged. Every attempt is listed. JPEG output is flattened onto white.

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• icc_convert unknown never probed

  Colour management with lcms2 2.19 inside libvips 8.18.7 (sharp), perceptual intent. Source: the embedded ICC profile; untagged RGB is treated as sRGB and untagged CMYK as libvips' generic CMYK (reported). Tagged RGB sources are processed in a 16-bit Display P3 working space so P3 colours survive a P3 target; untagged and CMYK sources go through 8-bit sRGB. Shipped targets with documented licences: sRGB, Display P3 and Adobe RGB (1998)-compatible from the CC0 Compact-ICC-Profiles collection (saucecontrol, commit bdd8466, 2023-06-07; byte-identical to the libvips built-ins for sRGB and P3) and the public-domain generic CMYK "Chemical proof" by Graeme W. Gill built into libvips. FOGRA39/FOGRA51 profiles are not shipped because no redistribution licence was found; send your own profile as target_icc_base64 instead. CMYK output is JPEG or TIFF.

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• animation_to_video unknown never probed

  Reads frame count, size, loop count and total duration from the file structure, then encodes with ffmpeg 6.1 in a child process under prlimit (no shell, empty environment, only the file protocol): GIF and APNG are demuxed natively, animated WebP (which ffmpeg 6.1 cannot decode) is decoded by libvips and re-wrapped losslessly as APNG with the exact frame delays (at most 120 million decoded frame-pixels). Frame timestamps are passed through (variable frame rate) unless fps is set; GIF delays of 0–1 centiseconds are treated as 100 ms like browsers do. Transparency is composited onto the background colour; odd sizes are padded to even dimensions for 4:2:0 video; max_width limits the size. MP4 uses libx264 (preset veryfast, CRF, faststart), WebM uses libvpx-vp9. Limits: 1500 frames, 120 s, 400 million frame-pixels. Price reflects the encoding CPU time.

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• object_detect unknown never probed

  Runs RT-DETRv2-S (r18vd backbone, PekingU, Apache-2.0, trained on COCO 2017) as a pinned ONNX file (SHA-256 checked) with onnxruntime-node on CPU. The image is EXIF-rotated, stretched to 640x640 and scaled to 0..1 as in the model's preprocessor_config.json; the 300 queries are decoded with a sigmoid per class (focal-loss head, no NMS needed) and boxes are mapped back to the original pixels. Optional class filter and score threshold. Boxes are returned in pixels and normalised 0..1. RT-DETRv2-S reaches about 48 AP on COCO val2017 according to its authors; small or occluded objects are often missed. For counting crowds use object-count (tiling).

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• logo_find unknown never probed

  Template matching with zero-mean normalised cross-correlation (ZNCC) on grey levels, run in a sandboxed worker. The logo is trimmed to its opaque area; transparent pixels are excluded via a mask. The scene (max. 1024 px long side) is searched over an image pyramid (factor sqrt 2) at logo widths from min_size_fraction to max_size_fraction of the image width in steps of 20 %, on the coarsest level where the template still has 200 pixels; the best candidates are refined on a finer level (template about 64 px wide, scale +-10 %) and overlapping matches are merged. ZNCC is invariant to brightness and contrast, not to rotation, perspective, recolouring or heavy occlusion. No machine learning, fully deterministic.

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• scene_classify unknown never probed

  OpenAI CLIP ViT-B/32 (MIT, fp16 ONNX, SHA-256 pinned) embeds the centre-cropped image; the embedding is compared with prompt ensembles for 53 scene types (three English templates each, daten/C07/vokabular.json, 2026-11-13) and softmax-normalised (temperature 100). Indoor probability weights a direct indoor/outdoor prompt pair by 1/3 and the summed probability of all indoor scene types by 2/3 (the prompt pair alone misjudged open car parks in our tests); between 0.35 and 0.65 the environment is reported as uncertain. Returns the best scene, the top k scenes and both partial indoor estimates.

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• object_count unknown never probed

  RT-DETRv2-S (Apache-2.0, COCO 2017, pinned ONNX) runs on the whole image and, for images with a long side of 900 px or more, on 6 overlapping tiles (3x2 or 2x3, 20 % overlap) so small persons and vehicles are not lost at 640x640. Tile boxes cut by an inner tile edge or larger than 45 % of the tile are dropped (the whole-image pass covers large objects); the remaining boxes of each target are merged greedily (IoU > 0.5 or 80 % of the smaller box covered). Targets: single COCO classes or the groups vehicle (car, truck, bus, motorcycle, bicycle, train), motor_vehicle and animal; per-class numbers are returned for groups. An optional polygon (normalised 0..1) restricts counting to objects whose anchor point (bottom centre or centre) lies inside. Only counts and, if requested, boxes are returned: no crops, no embeddings, no identity.

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• image_text_language unknown never probed

  The image is converted to grey, small images are upscaled, and Tesseract 5.3 (LSTM, deu+eng models, page segmentation 3) reads words with confidence >= 50. The recognised text is identified with franc-min (trigram model, 82 languages with 8+ million speakers, ISO 639-3) as a whole and per Tesseract text block with at least 40 letters, giving the dominant language, candidates and the share of letters per language. Tesseract OSD checks the script first: if a non-Latin script (e.g. Cyrillic, Greek) is detected with confidence >= 1.5, only the script is reported, because the Latin OCR models would return garbage. Text in non-Latin scripts cannot be read with the installed OCR models.

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• visual_similarity unknown never probed

  Every image is embedded with OpenAI CLIP ViT-B/32 (MIT, fp16 ONNX, SHA-256 pinned; EXIF-rotated, shorter side to 224, centre crop) and compared by cosine similarity. Pairs are labelled near_duplicate (cosine >= 0.95, or >= 0.9 with dHash distance <= 10 of 64 bits), similar (>= threshold) or different; groups are the connected components at the threshold. A 64-bit difference hash (9x8 grey) is returned per pair as an independent pixel-level check. In our tests different photos stayed below 0.8 while resized, cropped or brightened copies of one photo stayed above 0.9. Images are not stored; embeddings are not returned.

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• dark_mode_check unknown never probed

  Renders the HTML (or a fetched page with up to 3 inlined stylesheets) twice in a fresh sandboxed headless Chrome context, scripts disabled and all network requests blocked: once with prefers-color-scheme: light and once with dark. For every visible text element it composites the computed text colour (with opacity) over the background colours of the elements painted beneath it (hit-testing with elementsFromPoint, so positioned overlays count; ancestors as fallback) and the canvas colour of the used color-scheme, and computes the WCAG 2.2 contrast ratio (relative luminance, sRGB) against 4.5:1 or 3:1 for large text (AA) or 7:1/4.5:1 (AAA). Reports dark-mode signals (prefers-color-scheme rules, color-scheme property and meta, light-dark()), how many elements change colour, failures in dark mode and failures that only appear in dark mode. Text over background images, img, video, canvas or svg is counted but not judged. Optionally a JPEG of the dark rendering.

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• viewport_sheet unknown never probed

  Renders the HTML (or a fetched page with up to 3 inlined stylesheets) in a sandboxed headless Chrome context with scripts disabled and all network requests blocked, once per viewport: by default 360×800, 430×932, 768×1024 and 1024×768 with mobile emulation (meta viewport honoured), 1366×768 and 1920×1080 as desktop. For each viewport it measures layout width, scroll width and horizontal overflow, the innermost elements that stick out to the right (unless clipped by an overflow container), page height, smallest font size and text under 12 px, and whether a meta viewport exists. Screenshots of the visible viewport (or the page top up to capture_height) are scaled into tiles and composed with libvips/sharp into one labelled sheet (JPEG or PNG) in a resource-limited child process; tile positions are returned.

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• screenshot_to_html unknown never probed

  Runs the ui-element-map detection (flat-colour regions by flood fill, Tesseract 5.3.4 text lines, busy-cell image regions, rule-based labels; no learned model) and builds a layout tree by recursive XY cuts: elements are split into horizontal bands by vertical gaps, bands into columns by horizontal gaps, and each container is laid out the same way inside its border. The result is semantic HTML (button, input, h1/h2, p, a, hr, img placeholder) with one embedded stylesheet, pixel sizes, margins and the detected colours; font sizes are estimated from OCR line heights with Liberation Sans/Arial metrics; overlapping elements fall back to absolute positioning. The skeleton is then rendered in sandboxed headless Chrome at the screenshot size and compared pixel by pixel (YIQ threshold 0.1) to report a fidelity score. Image regions can be embedded as JPEG crops.

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• glyph_coverage unknown never probed

  Parses TrueType, OpenType/CFF, WOFF, WOFF2 and TTC/OTC fonts with fontkit and tests every required code point against the font's cmap. Texts are checked character by character (whitespace and default-ignorable format characters such as ZWJ or variation selectors are skipped). Language requirements come from the Unicode CLDR 49.0.0 exemplar characters (main set by default; auxiliary, punctuation and number sets optional; locale-aware uppercase forms included; Unicode License V3, release 2026-10-22). Also reports family and style names, version, glyph and code point counts, kerning and variation axes, the OS/2 fsType embedding permission and the licence description and URL from the name table. A covered code point means the font maps it to a glyph; shaping quality for complex scripts is not judged.

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• print_view_check unknown never probed

  Renders the HTML (or a fetched page with up to 3 inlined stylesheets) in a sandboxed headless Chrome context, scripts disabled and network blocked, first with screen media and then with print media at the printable width of the chosen paper (A3, A4, A5, Letter, Legal; margins in mm). It counts @media print rules and @page rules, finds text visible on screen but hidden in print, innermost elements wider than the printable area, position fixed/sticky elements, links whose target is neither in the text nor added via ::after/::before, text under 8 pt, and text whose contrast against white paper is below 3:1 because its background is not printed (print-color-adjust economy). The PDF is produced with page.pdf (backgrounds off unless print_background), pages are counted with pdf-lib and pages without any text are listed via pdf.js. Optionally returns the PDF.

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• screenshot_annotate unknown never probed

  Builds an SVG overlay in image pixel coordinates (after EXIF orientation) and composites it with libvips/sharp in a resource-limited child process. Supported annotations: box (outline with optional label), highlight (translucent fill), arrow (line with filled head pointing to x2/y2), number (filled circle with white digits; auto-numbered if no number is given) and text (label on a coloured pill). Text is set in Liberation Sans Bold via fontkit and embedded as glyph outlines, so no system fonts are involved; characters the font lacks are listed. Colours are hex values, default stroke width scales with the image. Annotations entirely outside the image are rejected. Output PNG, JPEG or WebP.

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• ai_disclosure_metadata unknown never probed

  check reads JPEG, PNG and WebP byte by byte: XMP (Iptc4xmpExt:DigitalSourceType per IPTC Digital Source Type NewsCodes 2024-10-23, CC BY 4.0, in attribute, element or rdf:resource form, any namespace prefix; IPTC Photo Metadata 2025.1 fields AISystemUsed, AISystemVersionUsed, AIPromptInformation, AIPromptWriterName), C2PA/JUMBF stores (presence and whether they mention a generative-AI source type; signatures are not validated), PNG text chunks (Stable Diffusion WebUI parameters, ComfyUI workflows, InvokeAI) and EXIF Software/UserComment, and returns a status with a recommendation. set writes the Digital Source Type and optional AI fields into the XMP of a JPEG or PNG (replacing earlier values, keeping all other metadata), leaves the image data untouched (verified by decoding both files) and returns the new file. Information on metadata, not legal advice on EU AI Act Art. 50.

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• visual_regression unknown never probed

  Decodes both images in a resource-limited child process and compares every pixel with the perceptual YIQ colour difference of Kotsarenko and Ramos (2010) against a threshold (0 = exact, default 0.1), blending semi-transparent pixels onto white. Anti-aliased edge pixels are detected with the Vysniauskas (2009) neighbourhood test and reported separately unless include_antialiasing is true (the same approach as the pixelmatch library, ISC, re-implemented here). Ignore regions mask dynamic content. Images of different size are rejected, or with size_mode "top-left" compared on the overlap with the uncovered area counted as changed. Changed pixels are grouped into rectangles via 8 px grid cells. The diff image shows unchanged content faded, changes red, anti-aliasing yellow and ignored areas blue. Up to 25 megapixels per image; each base64 image at most about 5 MB, URLs up to 10 MB.

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• packshot_consistency unknown never probed

  Segments every packshot (plain or transparent background, analysis at 512 px) and measures frame fill, bounding-box centre, top and bottom margins, image size and aspect ratio and the background colour in CIE Lab. Each value is compared with the median of the set: frame fill and centre position against absolute tolerances, background colour by CIEDE2000. Reports per image which properties deviate and by how much, whether the set is bottom-aligned (equal bottom margins) or centred, and a consistency score (share of images without deviation).

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• drop_shadow_add unknown never probed

  Takes the product mask from the alpha channel of a cut-out (or segments a plain-background packshot) and builds the shadow geometrically: the contact shadow is the footprint of the lowest 3 % of the object, spread with a Gaussian of 2 % of the object height; the cast shadow projects the silhouette onto the floor plane (height compressed by length, sheared by angle) and blurs it progressively with distance from the base; the offset style shifts the silhouette by (dx, dy). Blurs use three running box filters (Gaussian approximation). The product pixels are composited unchanged over the shadow layer. Returns PNG (with alpha when the background is transparent) and the shadow bounding box.

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• scale_reference_detect unknown never probed

  Ruler detection: on a greyscale copy (at most 1600 px) dark runs along every row and column are collected; chains of at least 15 thin marks with regular spacing that repeat on at least three neighbouring scan lines form a ruler band. Tick lengths reveal major ticks (85 % of the longest), the spacing of major ticks gives the pattern (10 = metric, 8 or 16 = inch). Numbers read by Tesseract 5.3.4 next to the major ticks are fitted linearly (position = a + k · value); when spacing, labels and pattern agree, the unit and pixels per millimetre are derived. Measurement labels (number + mm, cm, m, in, ", ft; also a x b x c) are parsed from OCR lines and converted to millimetres. Price reflects one OCR pass.

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• barcode_decode unknown never probed

  Decodes all symbols in a raster image with ZXing-C++ (zxing-wasm 3.1.6, WebAssembly, local binary) in an isolated child process: try-harder, 90° rotations, inverted codes and downscaling are enabled; an additional rotation sweep (15° steps) finds linear barcodes printed at arbitrary angles. Returns format, text, raw bytes (hex), content type, symbology identifier, corner coordinates in the original image, orientation, error-correction level and version. GS1 content (GS1-128, GS1 DataMatrix/QR, DataBar) is split into Application Identifiers and validated against the GS1 Barcode Syntax Dictionary (check digits, dates, code lists). Images larger than 16 megapixels are downscaled for decoding.

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• qr_generate unknown never probed

  Encodes text (or base64 bytes) with node-qrcode following ISO/IEC 18004: automatic segment modes (numeric, alphanumeric, byte, kanji), smallest version for the chosen error-correction level unless a version is fixed. Returns SVG (one path, crisp edges) and/or PNG, version, size in modules, mask, segment modes and capacity facts. An optional centred logo area is cleared (levels Q/H only) and its share of the symbol is reported. Every PNG is decoded again with ZXing-C++ in a child process; the response states whether the decoded content matches. Contrast between dark and light colour is checked.

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• orientation_detect unknown never probed

  Runs Tesseract 5.3.4 orientation and script detection (osd model, page segmentation mode 0) on a normalised grayscale copy (at most 2500 px long side). Returns the clockwise rotation of the content, the clockwise rotation that corrects it, the orientation confidence, the detected script with its confidence and whether the confidence reaches Tesseract's own min_orientation_margin default of 7.0. Optionally returns the corrected image. Pages with too little text are reported as not determinable instead of guessed.

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• signature_presence unknown never probed

  Builds a local-contrast ink mask (Bradley threshold) of the page, crops the given field, removes long horizontal and vertical lines (signature baseline, box borders) and specks below 4 pixels, then measures ink ratio, component count and the extent of the remaining ink. Verdict: ink_present (ink ratio ≥ 0.3 % and ink spanning ≥ 15 % of the field width), empty (ink ratio < 0.08 %) or uncertain in between; all thresholds are returned with the measurements. Optionally returns the field crop as PNG for human review.

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• stamp_detect unknown never probed

  Marks saturated, non-white pixels (chroma ≥ 40, saturation ≥ 25 %) as coloured ink, joins nearby strokes by dilation (0.6 % of the long side), fills holes and classifies each region by intersection-over-union with its bounding ellipse (round/oval ≥ 0.85) and bounding box (rectangular ≥ 0.9). A region is stamp_like when it is round/oval/rectangular, at least 5 % of the short image side, not elongated beyond 1:3 and partly inked (3–70 % coverage). Reports colour name and mean hue. Image features only: black stamps are not separable from print, and nothing is said about authenticity.

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• checkbox_read unknown never probed

  Builds a local-contrast ink mask (Bradley threshold), finds connected components whose outline is closed on all four sides and nearly square (0.6–8 % of the long image side), and measures the ink inside the frame: checked at ≥6 % fill or a mark spanning ≥40 % of the box, unchecked below 1.5 % without spanning ink, otherwise uncertain. Boxes can also be given as coordinates. Labels are read with Tesseract 5.3.4 (sparse-text mode) after the boxes are blanked out, taking the words on the same line to the right (or left) of each box up to the next box. Output is in reading order.

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• receipt_photo_json unknown never probed

  Image preprocessing in a child process (EXIF orientation, paper detection, projection-profile deskew, scale normalisation to a target line height, background division against shadows), then OCR with the local Tesseract 5.3.4 system binary (German model by default, page segmentation 6, TSV with word confidences). The text is split by rules for German-style receipts: merchant and address from the header, items with quantity/unit-price lines, SUMME/Total, payment and change, the VAT block (rate, code letter, net, tax, gross; column order from the header or found by arithmetic). Checks: items vs total, VAT gross vs total, net + tax = gross and tax = net × rate per line, paid − change = total, items per tax code. Returns confidences and the raw OCR text. Price reflects 1–3 CPU seconds of OCR per call.

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• table_image_csv unknown never probed

  Detects horizontal and vertical ruling lines as long runs in a local-contrast ink mask; with at least two of each the grid defines the cells (ruled mode), otherwise columns are derived from vertical gaps in the projection of OCR word boxes and rows from word line positions (borderless mode). Lines are erased and the image is scaled to about 30 px glyph height before OCR with the local Tesseract 5.3.4 (page segmentation 6, TSV). Words are assigned to cells by their centre and joined in reading order; CSV follows RFC 4180 quoting. Returns rows, CSV, mean OCR confidence per cell and the mode used. Price reflects 1–3 CPU seconds of OCR.

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• lqip_placeholder unknown never probed

  Decodes the image (EXIF orientation applied, colour converted to sRGB) and computes: BlurHash with 1–9 × 1–9 components on a thumbnail whose longer side is at most 32 px (encoder per the woltapp/blurhash algorithm, own implementation, maximum AC by absolute value as in the C reference); ThumbHash on a thumbnail of at most 100 × 100 px (per the evanw/thumbhash algorithm, own implementation; float noise below 1e-9 is flushed so flat images hash deterministically); an LQIP of 8–64 px width as WebP, JPEG or PNG data URI; an SVG wrapper that blurs the LQIP with feGaussianBlur; the linear-light average colour (the BlurHash DC term) and the libvips dominant colour. Transparent areas are flattened onto the background colour for BlurHash and JPEG; ThumbHash keeps alpha.

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• drawing_dimensions unknown never probed

  Tesseract 5.3.4 (eng/deu, sparse text) reads the drawing upright and rotated 90° for vertical texts. The OCR model has no Ø/± glyphs, so these are checked geometrically (ring with two diagonal holes = Ø, plus over a bar = ±; such words pass at half min_confidence). Lines are parsed per ISO 129-1 (Ø, R, SR, 4x), ISO 965-1 threads (M10x1.5), ISO 286-1 fits (H7) and ± or +a/−b tolerances; 1:N is the drawing scale. Text reading only, not checked against the geometry.

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• floorplan_areas unknown never probed

  Grey plan; dark pixels (Otsu or wall_threshold) are walls; door gaps up to close_gaps_px are closed by morphological closing. Enclosed free areas (4-connected, not touching the border, at least 0.05 % of the image) are rooms; their area includes enclosed text and symbols, i.e. net area to the inner wall faces. Scale from meters_per_pixel, a reference line or 1:N with dpi. Room names via Tesseract 5.3.4 at the word centre.

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• meter_reading unknown never probed

  Crops the region, scales the digits to OCR height and reads them with Tesseract 5.3.4 limited to 0–9: plain, inverted and, with a region, digits isolated as connected components (Otsu, both polarities, not touching the window edge) to drop drum frames. Adjacent words are joined; the run with digits_total digits (else the longest, most confident) wins. decimals splits off decimal places; previous_reading gives consumption and a roll-over hint.

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• crack_detect unknown never probed

  No trained model: grey copy, morphological black-hat (closing with a square of 2·max_width_px+1 minus the image), hysteresis threshold (high = max(min_contrast, mean + 4σ), low = high/2), 8-connected components, Zhang-Suen thinning with spur pruning. Length = geodesic skeleton path as a polyline through every 4th pixel plus branches; width = area/length. A crack needs length ≥ min_length_px and length/width ≥ 5, which rejects pores and stains.

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• map_georeference unknown never probed

  Least-squares affine fit x = a0 + a1·col + a2·row, y = b0 + b1·col + b2·row to at least 3 control points (pixel corner convention; x = lon, y = lat for geographic EPSG). Returns residuals, RMSE, corners, a world file (.tfw) and a deflate RGB GeoTIFF (GeoTIFF 1.0, OGC 19-008r4: PixelScale/Tiepoint or ModelTransformation, PixelIsArea, EPSG GeoKey), downscaled to max_side if needed. Affine only: large residuals mean wrong points or a projection change.

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• gauge_read unknown never probed

  Samples the grey image along rays from the centre (default image centre, radius 45 % of the shorter side) every 0.25° between 20 % and 70 % of the radius, avoiding hub and ticks. Needle = direction of strongest dark (or light) contrast to the dial median, smoothed ±1° with parabolic refinement. Angles clockwise from 12 o'clock. The value is interpolated between your scale points in the given direction; outside the span the nearer end is reported.

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