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File types: .pdf, application/pdf. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Select one supported PDF, at most 1 MiB and 100 pages. One to four linked classic-xref revisions are supported; forms, signatures, annotations, object/xref streams and other unsupported document features are rejected. The rendering/text subset accepts unfiltered, FlateDecode and ASCII85 streams plus strictly validated baseline 8-bit gray/YCbCr JPEG Image XObjects (DCTDecode, optionally after ASCII85). Base-14 Type1 or embedded TrueType fonts, simple RGB/gray images and opacity remain supported. Progressive/CMYK/ICC JPEG, CID/Type0/Type3 fonts, JBIG2/JPX images, Form XObjects, patterns and advanced graphics remain rejected.

• Text follows PDF content-stream order, not a guaranteed natural reading order or reconstructed table layout.
• Page headers are added deliberately. Image-only pages remain explicitly empty rather than receiving guessed text.

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File types: .png, image/png. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Select 1–12 nonempty PNG files with at most 1 MiB combined input and 1,000,000 decoded pixels across the whole selection. Only noninterlaced 8-bit RGB or RGBA PNG is supported, at most 4,096 pixels per side. Selection positions provide the image-order numbers.

• JPEG, HEIC, GIF, WebP, indexed or grayscale PNG, 16-bit PNG, animation, transparency-key images and unsupported color profiles are not accepted.
• Supported EXIF orientation is applied once, and supported source metadata is omitted. Oriented RGB samples and alpha are preserved in lossless image streams; this is not OCR or a general image converter.

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Select 2–12 PDFs together. Queue position 1 is the first selected file, position 2 is the second, and so on. Use the supported PDF 1.0–1.7 subset with one to four linked classic cross-reference revisions. A PDF extension alone does not establish support.

• This merges complete files, not selected page ranges. It does not omit or duplicate pages.
• One invalid file stops the whole merge; there is no partial output for the remaining files.

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Select exactly one supported PDF 1.0–1.7 with one to four linked classic cross-reference revisions. A .pdf extension alone does not establish support. At most 1 MiB source, 100 pages and 4096 objects. Existing encrypted, signed, hybrid, form, annotation, action, attachment, object-stream and other unsupported structures are rejected.

• Excluded pages still advance the number. Excluding page 2 does not renumber physical page 3 as page 2.
• Only {n} and {total} placeholders are supported. The template is one line, at most 120 characters, using standard Helvetica WinAnsi-supported text.

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Select one supported PDF, at most 1 MiB and 100 pages. One to four linked classic-xref revisions are supported; forms, signatures, annotations, object/xref streams and other unsupported document features are rejected. The rendering/text subset accepts unfiltered, FlateDecode and ASCII85 streams plus strictly validated baseline 8-bit gray/YCbCr JPEG Image XObjects (DCTDecode, optionally after ASCII85). Base-14 Type1 or embedded TrueType fonts, simple RGB/gray images and opacity remain supported. Progressive/CMYK/ICC JPEG, CID/Type0/Type3 fonts, JBIG2/JPX images, Form XObjects, patterns and advanced graphics remain rejected.

• The contact PDF contains the same raster image as the PNG, not searchable copies of source pages. Labels show original physical page positions.
• Thumbnails preserve visible crop and rotation with white padding. Reducing them loses detail; use the original PDF for close reading.

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Select one supported PDF, at most 1 MiB and 100 pages. One to four linked classic-xref revisions are supported; forms, signatures, annotations, object/xref streams and other unsupported document features are rejected. The rendering/text subset accepts unfiltered, FlateDecode and ASCII85 streams plus strictly validated baseline 8-bit gray/YCbCr JPEG Image XObjects (DCTDecode, optionally after ASCII85). Base-14 Type1 or embedded TrueType fonts, simple RGB/gray images and opacity remain supported. Progressive/CMYK/ICC JPEG, CID/Type0/Type3 fonts, JBIG2/JPX images, Form XObjects, patterns and advanced graphics remain rejected.

• PNG only; JPEG export is not offered. Output uses an opaque white background and respects crop boxes and quarter-turn rotation.
• Raster images no longer contain selectable source text. Renderer/font antialiasing can differ from another PDF viewer.

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Select exactly one supported PDF. Enter every one-based page position exactly once in the order setting. Use the supported PDF 1.0–1.7 subset with one to four linked classic cross-reference revisions. A PDF extension alone does not establish support.

• A blank page order, omitted position, duplicate position or out-of-range position is rejected.
• This is not a page-deletion or extraction tool. Every input page must appear exactly once.

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Select exactly one supported PDF. Use all:90 for every page, or entries such as 1:90,3:270 for selected one-based page positions. Use the supported PDF 1.0–1.7 subset with one to four linked classic cross-reference revisions. A PDF extension alone does not establish support.

• Turns are relative to current orientation, not absolute target angles. Existing rotations are included in the result.
• Only quarter turns are supported. Invalid, duplicated or out-of-range page selections are rejected.

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Select one supported, nonempty PDF of at most 1 MiB and 100 source pages. Pasted text is not a PDF input. The supported subset uses classic cross-reference tables and one to four linked unencrypted revisions. A PDF extension alone does not establish support.

• Page numbers are one-based physical positions, not printed labels. Order within a range is retained. A page may appear in different groups, but duplicate pages inside one group are rejected.
• At most 20 groups and 100 combined output pages. PDFs plus the manifest must fit the existing 1 MiB ZIP-content budget; one oversized or invalid group blocks the complete export.

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Select exactly one supported PDF 1.0–1.7 with one to four linked classic cross-reference revisions. A .pdf extension alone does not establish support. At most 1 MiB source, 100 pages and 4096 objects. Existing encrypted, signed, hybrid, form, annotation, action, attachment, object-stream and other unsupported structures are rejected.

• Text watermarks only; image watermarks and arbitrary Unicode fonts are not implemented. One nonempty line, at most 120 WinAnsi-supported characters.
• Opacity is 0.05–1 and angle is -60 through 60 degrees relative to the visible page. Invalid placements or text that cannot fit the margins are rejected.

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Choose one noninteractive PDF. Field-bearing pages must have zero page rotation. For each row specify Name, Type, Page, Left, Bottom, Width, Height and Default value. Coordinates are bottom-left PDF points. Optional controls are Required, Read only, Font size (8–24), Maximum length (1–512), and Choice options (1–32).

• One classic-xref PDF 1.0–1.7, at most 1 MiB, 100 pages and 4,096 objects; object depth 48 and 100,000 parsed tokens. Incremental/object/xref-stream/hybrid documents, encryption, signatures, XFA, XMP, active actions and unsupported navigation/interactions are rejected.
• At most 64 flat, uniquely named, single-widget fields. This release supports printable ASCII values with validated standard Type1 fonts, not arbitrary Unicode/embedded fonts, multiline/rich text, password, radio, push-button or signature fields.

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File types: .pdf. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

One classic-xref PDF 1.0–1.7, at most 1 MiB, eight pages and 1,048,576 image pixels total. Every page must be exactly one opaque full-page 8-bit DeviceRGB/Gray image with raw or Flate data. Deskew angle -5 to +5 degrees; near-neutral whitening threshold 220–255 (255 disables). Optional exact page exceptions {page, angle, threshold, protected}.

• Threshold cleanup can erase faint near-neutral marks, and fixed-canvas deskew can crop borders. No automatic deskew estimate, OCR or secure redaction.
• Only the stated scan cohort; mixed text/vector content is rejected, not silently rasterized. The recovery copy retains all original metadata.

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Select exactly one nonempty PDF, at most 1 MiB and 100 pages. A PDF extension alone does not establish support. Supported inputs use PDF 1.0–1.7 with one classic cross-reference table. Encrypted, signed, incremental or hybrid files, forms, annotations, actions, attachments, outlines, tagged PDFs, XMP metadata, compressed object/xref streams and other unsupported structures are rejected, not silently stripped.

• Cropping is not redaction. Hidden text and images remain in the PDF and can be extracted or revealed later. Never use this tool to remove secrets.
• Current reference measures inward from the existing visible CropBox. Media reference measures from the full MediaBox and can reveal content previously hidden by cropping.

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Select exactly one nonempty PDF, at most 1 MiB and 100 pages. The normalized navigation-free page-preservation copy must also fit 1 MiB; expansion can reject an otherwise small source. Supported inputs use PDF 1.0–1.7 with one classic cross-reference table, quarter-turn page rotations and CropBox inside MediaBox. Encrypted, signed, incremental/hybrid PDFs, forms, comments/widgets, attachments, tagged PDFs, XMP and compressed object/xref streams are rejected.

• Original page contents, fonts/images/resources, page boxes, rotation and supported document-info metadata are preserved. Navigation objects are rebuilt; object numbers and literal string encoding may change.
• HTTPS targets are normalized and shown in the review but are never fetched, checked for reachability or certified safe. Trust an external destination before opening it in a PDF viewer.

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Select exactly one nonempty PDF, at most 1 MiB and 100 pages. A PDF extension alone does not establish support. Supported inputs use PDF 1.0–1.7 with one classic cross-reference table. Encrypted, signed, incremental or hybrid files, forms, annotations, actions, attachments, outlines, tagged PDFs, XMP metadata, compressed object/xref streams and other unsupported structures are rejected, not silently stripped.

• This is not a full privacy scrubber. Page text/images, custom document-info fields and data elsewhere in page resources remain; clearing a named field does not guarantee that its old value is absent everywhere in the PDF.
• XMP-bearing inputs are rejected rather than leaving conflicting XMP values behind. XMP editing/synchronization, arbitrary custom-field editing, OCR and sanitization are not provided.

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File types: .pdf, application/pdf. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Select exactly one nonempty PDF, at most 1 MiB and 100 pages. The normalized navigation-free page-preservation copy must also fit 1 MiB; expansion can reject an otherwise small source. Supported inputs use PDF 1.0–1.7 with one classic cross-reference table, quarter-turn page rotations and CropBox inside MediaBox. Encrypted, signed, incremental/hybrid PDFs, forms, comments/widgets, attachments, tagged PDFs, XMP and compressed object/xref streams are rejected.

• Original page contents, fonts/images/resources, page boxes, rotation and supported document-info metadata are preserved. Navigation objects are rebuilt; object numbers and literal string encoding may change.
• HTTPS targets are normalized and shown in the review but are never fetched, checked for reachability or certified safe. Trust an external destination before opening it in a PDF viewer.

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File types: .pdf, application/pdf. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Select one supported annotated PDF or use the original example. Pages is all or comma-separated ranges such as 1,3-5; select one or more of Text, FreeText, Highlight, Underline, StrikeOut and Squiggly.

• Single classic-xref PDF 1.0–1.7, at most 1 MiB, 100 pages, 4,096 objects, 100,000 tokens and object depth 48. Incremental/object-stream/hybrid PDFs, encryption, signatures, XMP, bookmarks, action-bearing links and active actions are rejected.
• This is a read-only data profile. It does not render or interpret page resources or appearance streams and does not expand current Form/CID/JPEG renderer policies. Source bytes remain unchanged.

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Choose one supported filled PDF with flat text, checkbox or single-select fields and current normal appearances. Explicitly choose Flatten all supported fields. Partial flattening and non-widget annotations are not supported in this release.

• One classic-xref PDF 1.0–1.7, at most 1 MiB, 100 pages and 4,096 objects; object depth 48 and 100,000 parsed tokens. Incremental/object/xref-stream/hybrid documents, encryption, signatures, XFA, XMP, active actions and unsupported navigation/interactions are rejected.
• At most 64 flat, uniquely named, single-widget fields. This release supports printable ASCII values with validated standard Type1 fonts, not arbitrary Unicode/embedded fonts, multiline/rich text, password, radio, push-button or signature fields.

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File types: .pdf. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

The same bounded image-only PDF cohort as scan cleanup; no mixed vectors, text/OCR layers, JPEG, encryption, signatures, XFA or attached content. Target DPI 36–600, warning threshold 0–255 mean channel difference; protected page exceptions {page, protected}.

• Only the stated scan cohort. Protected raster pixels remain exact, but PDF object serialization and metadata change.
• Bilinear reduction may damage fine marks; numeric error and visible-difference warnings are not a human fidelity guarantee. No promised size reduction.

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Select one supported PDF with Catalog Names/EmbeddedFiles or page FileAttachment records. Choose attachment checkboxes after inspection. Nothing is selected automatically; each stored F/UF variant has a distinct stable ID.

• Single classic-xref PDF 1.0–1.7, at most 1 MiB, 100 pages, 4,096 objects, 100,000 tokens and object depth 48. Incremental/object-stream/hybrid PDFs, encryption, signatures, XMP, bookmarks, action-bearing links and active actions are rejected.
• This is a read-only data profile. It does not render or interpret page resources or appearance streams and does not expand current Form/CID/JPEG renderer policies. Source bytes remain unchanged.

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File types: .pdf. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

1–12 passive classic-xref PDFs, 1 MiB combined. Every selected file has a stable ASCII exhibit ID, include/exclude decision, label and explicit duplicate_of when byte-identical. Cross-references identify included stable exhibit IDs. The assembled index plus exhibits is limited to 60 pages.

• Classic supported passive PDFs only. No legal chain-of-custody certification, digital signing or generated clickable cross-reference annotations.
• Index labels preserve ASCII in PDF; complete Unicode labels remain in the manifest. Reordering changes page positions, never user-assigned exhibit IDs.

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File types: .txt, .csv, .png, text/plain, text/csv, image/png. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

1–12 selected .txt, .csv or supported .png files, at most 1 MiB combined. Text/CSV must be valid UTF-8 and at most 64 KiB per file. Choose a report title, A4 or Letter pages, 9–12 pt body text and up to 12 sections with stable IDs, titles, source labels, source files, required/include checkboxes and explicit internal references.

• Only plain text, CSV and supported 8-bit non-interlaced RGB/RGBA PNG are accepted. No JPEG, PDF-page import, Office, Markdown/HTML interpretation, OCR or arbitrary font fallback.
• All text must be representable by the explicit Helvetica/WinAnsi profile. Unsupported characters block export rather than being replaced. CRLF/CR become LF and tabs become four drawing spaces; originals and exact CSV values stay identified.

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File types: .pdf. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

One bounded passive classic PDF. This isolated audit parser additionally reads language, marked structure and page structure-parent fields; actions, attachments, forms, signatures and encryption remain unsupported. Optional page-linked manual reviews: reading-order, alternative-text, contrast or keyboard; pass/fail/pending and notes.

• Bounded passive classic PDF structure audit only; forms, actions, attachments, encryption and signatures reject.
• Not PDF/UA or WCAG conformance certification. Presence of tags/Alt is not proof of correct semantics, order, content coverage, contrast or assistive-technology usability.

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File types: .pdf. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

1–12 bounded PDFs, 1 MiB combined. Actual embedded-text extraction uses already-bundled offline PDF.js and fonts; empty scans are recorded separately. Every document must have include/exclude. Stored ZIP content is limited to 1 MiB; excluded source bytes and text never enter the rebuilt package.

• Only embedded text from the bounded PDF.js extraction cohort; no OCR, semantic search or reading-order guarantee.
• The ZIP contains private source PDFs and extracted text. HTML runs only when deliberately opened locally; no network requests or automatic opening. Excluded files never enter the ZIP.

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Select one upright, passive, image-only PDF up to12MiB and8pages. Each full-page RGB/gray scan is at most12million pixels; total64million pixels. Raw/Flate and baselineJPEG cohorts with qualified sRGB profiles are supported. Requires a modern browser with local workers, OffscreenCanvas, WebAssembly and WebCrypto. The exact approved engine/model assets are served by this same app; no source PDF is uploaded.

• English OCR is machine transcription, not verified text or a confidence guarantee. Dense, blurred, handwritten, skewed or unusual-font material may be wrong or remain unresolved.
• Encrypted, signed, form, rotated, mixed vector/text, JBIG2/JPX and otherwise unsupported PDFs are rejected rather than silently flattened or changed. Original source files are never overwritten.

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Exactly two bounded embedded-text PDFs, old then new, at most 30 pages each and 300 text items per compared page. Explicit page_pairs map old/new positions; null old confirms an inserted page, null new confirms deletion. Otherwise only unique exact-text pages auto-align; unmatched pages stay unresolved.

• Text-item LCS and coordinate comparison, not pixel-perfect visual diff. Color/image changes with identical extracted text/geometry are not detected.
• Only unique identical text pages auto-align. Unpaired pages remain unresolved, never silently classified as deletion/insertion. Moved items require unique exact text.

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File types: .pdf, .csv, application/pdf, text/csv. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Exactly one supported fillable .pdf and one UTF-8 .csv with unique, unpadded headers, a unique nonempty record-ID column, and 1–12 records. CSV is at most 64 KiB; both files together at most 1 MiB. A flat, single-widget field template with at most 64 text, checkbox or single-select fields on at most 12 pages. Field-bearing pages have zero rotation. The Author fillable PDF fields tool can create compatible templates.

• Printable ASCII field values only. Checkbox values are exactly true, false, 1 or 0; choices must match an existing choice. No multiline, password, radio, signature, XFA, scripts or automatic submission.
• The frozen template profile requires one classic xref table. Incremental, encrypted, object/xref-stream, tagged, XMP, passive navigation and unsupported annotation/form structures reject. This is not general PDF form support.

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File types: .pdf. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

One passive classic PDF, 1–32 unrotated pages. Choose sheet size, margins and gutter in PDF points. Only two-up saddle booklet with short-edge duplex, zero required bleed and visual-review production requirements. Other font/color/bleed production requirements are blocking, not silently satisfied.

• Two-up saddle booklet, zero source rotation, zero required bleed, short-edge duplex. Test a folded physical proof before a print run.
• No PDF/X, CMYK/spot-color, font licensing/embedding, crop-mark, press profile or commercial print certification. Nonzero bleed/production certification requirements reject.

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One bounded embedded-text PDF with unrotated, unskewed, forward text. Up to four reviewed grids, each at most 50 rows × 20 columns. Row edges descend and column edges ascend in PDF points. Explicit merged spans and item/cell overrides retain reasons; ambiguous crossing items block until reviewed.

• Explicit reviewed grid on unrotated bounded embedded text only; no OCR, automatic table discovery or guaranteed reading order.
• Cross-boundary items reject unless explicitly assigned and justified. Merged continuation cells remain blank; every cell retains actual extracted item provenance and any reviewer replacement.

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One strict scan PDF: at most eight opaque full-page 8-bit DeviceRGB/Gray images, raw or Flate, 1,048,576 total raster pixels. Mixed text/OCR/vector, JPEG, actions, forms, attachments, encryption and signatures reject. Every page receives release/exclude. Mask rectangles use top-left raster coordinates and private reasons. The public PDF is newly built from only released masked samples.

• Only opaque full-page raw/Flate RGB/gray scans, no source text/OCR layer, forms, attachments, JPEG, signatures or mixed vector content. Unsupported input rejects.
• This removes selected pixels in supported raster pages; unselected sensitive regions remain. No automatic secret detection, forensic guarantee or broad PDF redaction certification.

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File types: .png, .jpg, .jpeg, image/png, image/jpeg. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Select one supported image file. Supported input: the existing non-interlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNG subset, or baseline sequential 8-bit gray/YCbCr JPEG with one complete scan and supported metadata. At most 4,300,000 selected bytes and 1,048,576 decoded pixels combined; at most 4096 pixels per side.

• Cropping intentionally removes pixels from the new copy. The original remains available unchanged.
• Whole-pixel ratio constraints and image edges can limit the exact requested focal position; inspect the reported geometry.

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File types: .png, .jpg, .jpeg, image/png, image/jpeg. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Select one supported image file. Supported input: the existing non-interlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNG subset, or baseline sequential 8-bit gray/YCbCr JPEG with one complete scan and supported metadata. At most 4,300,000 selected bytes and 1,048,576 decoded pixels combined; at most 4096 pixels per side.

• Only the reviewed native baseline YCbCr 4:2:0 JPEG/JFIF layout or nonanimated lossy VP8 WebP layout is admitted. Other native layouts, including unsupported quality/platform combinations, fail explicitly.
• Requires actual native OffscreenCanvas encoding and image decoding. API presence alone is not format support; silent PNG fallback is rejected.

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File types: .png, .jpg, .jpeg, image/png, image/jpeg. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Select exactly two supported images in order: source first, watermark second. A JPEG watermark is fully opaque. Supported input: the existing non-interlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNG subset, or baseline sequential 8-bit gray/YCbCr JPEG with one complete scan and supported metadata. At most 4,300,000 selected bytes and 1,048,576 decoded pixels combined; at most 4096 pixels per side.

• Exactly two files are required. Swapping roles clears the old results so you must process again.
• This is an image overlay, not proof of ownership or protection against copying.

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File types: .png, .jpg, .jpeg, image/png, image/jpeg. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Select 1–16 supported images in the required sheet order. Supported input: the existing non-interlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNG subset, or baseline sequential 8-bit gray/YCbCr JPEG with one complete scan and supported metadata. At most 4,300,000 selected bytes and 1,048,576 decoded pixels combined; at most 4096 pixels per side.

• PNG output only. PDF contact-sheet output is not implemented or claimed.
• Labels must each contain 1–200 printable ASCII characters. Custom mode needs exactly one line per selected image. Unsupported characters are rejected, not replaced.

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File types: .png, .jpg, .jpeg, image/png, image/jpeg. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Select one supported image file. Supported input: the existing non-interlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNG subset, or baseline sequential 8-bit gray/YCbCr JPEG with one complete scan and supported metadata. At most 4,300,000 selected bytes and 1,048,576 decoded pixels combined; at most 4096 pixels per side.

• This is lossless PNG compression only. There is no resizing, quantization, lossy fallback or quality floor below 100.
• A target can be impossible. An unmet target is reported honestly and the smallest attempted result may still be downloaded; no size promise is made.

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File types: .png, .jpg, .jpeg, image/png, image/jpeg. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Select one supported image file. Supported input: the existing non-interlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNG subset, or baseline sequential 8-bit gray/YCbCr JPEG with one complete scan and supported metadata. At most 4,300,000 selected bytes and 1,048,576 decoded pixels combined; at most 4096 pixels per side.

• The canvas must contain the oriented source; this tool does not crop a source that is too large.
• The background affects outside margins only. Transparent source pixels are not flattened over that color.

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File types: .png, .jpg, .jpeg, image/png, image/jpeg. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Select one supported image file. Supported input: the existing non-interlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNG subset, or baseline sequential 8-bit gray/YCbCr JPEG with one complete scan and supported metadata. At most 4,300,000 selected bytes and 1,048,576 decoded pixels combined; at most 4096 pixels per side.

• This is ranked quantized color grouping, not perceptual clustering or a calibrated design recommendation.
• The selected groups may cover only part of the image. The report retains unselected counts and coverage.

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File types: .png, .jpg, .jpeg, image/png, image/jpeg. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Select one supported image file. Supported input: the existing non-interlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNG subset, or baseline sequential 8-bit gray/YCbCr JPEG with one complete scan and supported metadata. At most 4,300,000 selected bytes and 1,048,576 decoded pixels combined; at most 4096 pixels per side.

• This is not a universal or certified privacy scrubber. Pixels can themselves contain sensitive information.
• All supported categories are removed together; individual category selection is not available.

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File types: .png, .jpg, .jpeg, image/png, image/jpeg. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Select one supported image file. Supported input: the existing non-interlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNG subset, or baseline sequential 8-bit gray/YCbCr JPEG with one complete scan and supported metadata. At most 4,300,000 selected bytes and 1,048,576 decoded pixels combined; at most 4096 pixels per side.

• Maximum bounds are not a request to stretch the image. Upscaling is off by default.
• Nearest neighbor preserves hard sample boundaries; bilinear blends samples with premultiplied alpha.

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File types: .png, .jpg, .jpeg, image/png, image/jpeg. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Select one supported image file. Supported input: the existing non-interlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNG subset, or baseline sequential 8-bit gray/YCbCr JPEG with one complete scan and supported metadata. At most 4,300,000 selected bytes and 1,048,576 decoded pixels combined; at most 4096 pixels per side.

• Flips are applied before the chosen rotation. Only whole quarter turns are available.
• Rotation and mirroring permute exact samples; this tool does not perform arbitrary-angle resampling.

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File types: .png, image/png. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

One non-interlaced 8-bit RGB or RGBA PNG, at most 1 MiB selected bytes, 1,048,576 decoded pixels and 4096 pixels per side. JPEG, WebP, RAW, indexed/grayscale/16-bit PNG and animation are not supported. Use ordinary numeric exposure, red/green/blue gain, contrast and saturation fields. There is no automatic white balance or Kelvin calibration.

• These are declared sRGB sample adjustments, not calibrated screen/print color, arbitrary ICC conversion, RAW development or automatic exposure recovery.
• Clipping is counted after the complete linear-light adjustment before clamping. A clipped channel loses detail in this output. A later negative adjustment cannot recover it.

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File types: .png, image/png. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Exactly one supported noninterlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNG, at most 1 MiB, 1,048,576 decoded pixels and 4096 pixels per side. EXIF orientation is normalized once. JPEG, WebP, RAW, animation and unsupported color/metadata structures reject. This route does not inherit the ten-basic-image larger-byte/JPEG policy. Add 1–16 ordinary coordinate rows. Coordinates are integer pixel centers in the oriented source, with top-left (0,0). Each label is 1–40 printable ASCII characters, using the original 5×7 font. Line width 1–3 and font scale 1–2.

• No automatic subject/text detection, arbitrary fonts, perspective or lens correction. The original font is pixel-based, not browser/system text rendering. Choose a contrasting mark color and inspect fine labels at 100%.
• Painted samples become opaque annotation color. Every unpainted sample, including hidden RGB under alpha zero, remains intact. This is not redaction or anonymization.

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File types: .png, image/png. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

One non-interlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNG and 1–32 distinct, nonoverlapping integer rectangles. Coordinates refer to the EXIF-normalized image, not the unrotated file. The selected-input limit is 1 MiB selected bytes, 1,048,576 decoded pixels and 4096 per side. Regions must be inside the image; no clipping or automatic detection occurs.

• Blur and mosaic can leave identifying information recoverable. They are not secure redaction or guaranteed privacy removal.
• The JSON report contains region coordinates. Review before sharing it.

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One to four RGB/RGBA8 noninterlaced PNGs, combined 1 MiB and 1,048,576 pixels; no APNG, grayscale/indexed/16-bit, RAW or HDR. Source profile must be an sRGB chunk or one of the three exact authored ICC profiles. Untagged input requires the explicit Assume sRGB checkbox. Arbitrary ICC, including other sRGB ICC encodings, is rejected.

• Three exact authored ICC profiles only, not arbitrary matrix/LUT/CMYK support. This is conversion of pixel values, not merely profile assignment.
• 8-bit linear-light output can band. Out-of-target-gamut values are clipped and counted; no perceptual gamut mapping or physical color guarantee.

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One supported noninterlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNG, at most 1 MiB, 786,432 decoded pixels and 4096 per side. EXIF orientation is applied once. No JPEG/WebP/RAW, animation, arbitrary ICC or inherited larger basic-image intake. Two full-resolution output PNGs share the unchanged 8 MiB result budget. The tighter 786,432-pixel cap is explicit, not a global change.

• No source mutation, filename or raw metadata export. Accepted metadata omission is not a full privacy scrub. Reports include source hashes and your geometry.
• Generated stored PNG can exceed this route’s 1 MiB reimport limit. No silent compatibility exemption.

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Two to sixteen strict RGB/RGBA8 PNGs, combined 1 MiB and 1,048,576 pixels. Supported EXIF orientation is normalized; unsupported profiles reject. Choose difference-hash Hamming 0–64, mean grid RGB distance 0–255 and absolute log aspect-ratio difference 0–1. Exclusions and keep/review decisions use selected-source indices.

• Grid-RGB/difference-hash similarity is advisory and not semantic identity. Rotated, cropped and differently scaled details can be missed.
• White-composited signatures can hide transparent RGB differences; byte and decoded-pixel identities remain separately reported. Connected-component chains can include dissimilar endpoints.

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File types: .png, image/png. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Two ordered non-interlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNGs: reference, then comparison. Their oriented dimensions must match exactly. This tool allows 1 MiB total selected bytes and 1,048,576 combined decoded pixels; each side is at most 4096. Larger PNGs, JPEG and WebP inputs are not supported.

• This is encoded RGBA comparison, not perceptual similarity, semantic comparison, color-managed accuracy or automatic image alignment.
• Hidden RGB beneath transparent pixels and alpha-only changes count. Anti-aliasing noise can look like a regression.

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One supported RGB/RGBA8 PNG at most 1 MiB and 1,048,576 decoded pixels; each side at most 4096. JPEG, WebP, RAW and unsupported PNG/color structures reject. Eight ordinary corner fields in top-left, top-right, bottom-right, bottom-left order. Coordinates are pixel centers in the EXIF-normalized image, starting at (0,0). All must be inside the image.

• Output width and height express a chosen sampling aspect, not recovered real-world aspect, physical size, camera calibration or measurement accuracy. Wrong corner/aspect assumptions can distort the result.
• No automatic corner detection, lens-distortion correction, document recognition, arbitrary masks or recovery of missing detail. Only the selected quadrilateral is retained.

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One non-interlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNG, at most 1 MiB selected bytes and 4096 pixels per side. At most 786,432 decoded pixels to retain a full-resolution mask and proof within 8 MiB. JPEG, WebP, RAW, indexed/grayscale/16-bit PNG, animation and unsupported color profiles reject. These tools do not inherit the ten-basic-image larger-byte input policy.

• All color math is in encoded sRGB sample space. Untagged samples are assumed sRGB; this is not arbitrary ICC conversion, camera calibration or linear-light reconstruction.
• EXIF orientation is normalized once. Accepted metadata is omitted, not a complete privacy scrub. Background RGB survives beneath zero alpha and can be recovered; these tools are not redaction.

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One non-interlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNG, at most 1 MiB selected bytes and 4096 pixels per side. At most 1,048,576 decoded pixels. JPEG, WebP, RAW, indexed/grayscale/16-bit PNG, animation and unsupported color profiles reject. These tools do not inherit the ten-basic-image larger-byte input policy.

• All color math is in encoded sRGB sample space. Untagged samples are assumed sRGB; this is not arbitrary ICC conversion, camera calibration or linear-light reconstruction.
• EXIF orientation is normalized once. Accepted metadata is omitted, not a complete privacy scrub. Background RGB survives beneath zero alpha and can be recovered; these tools are not redaction.

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Two to four ordered, fully opaque supported RGB/RGBA8 PNGs. Reference frame first. At most 1 MiB combined selected bytes and 1,048,576 combined decoded pixels, 4096 pixels per side. All EXIF-normalized dimensions must match. JPEG, WebP, RAW, animation, transparency and unsupported PNG/color metadata reject. This pair does not inherit the ten-basic-image 4.3 MB intake policy. The default 24×24 reference rectangle at (16,16) requires an image at least 40×40 pixels.

• Translation only: no rotation, perspective, lens distortion, rolling-shutter correction, optical flow or subpixel interpolation. A good reference-patch score does not prove the rest of the scene is stationary.
• Cropping discards unsupported borders explicitly; every frame shares the same crop. Failed tracks reject the complete job with a frame-indexed exception rather than silently interpolate or omit frames. No video, timing or audio is encoded.

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Exactly one supported noninterlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNG, at most 1 MiB, 1,048,576 decoded pixels and 4096 pixels per side. EXIF orientation is normalized once. JPEG, WebP, RAW, animation and unsupported color/metadata structures reject. This route does not inherit the ten-basic-image larger-byte/JPEG policy. Add 1–16 ordinary coordinate rows. Coordinates are integer pixel centers in the oriented source, with top-left (0,0). Each label is 1–40 printable ASCII characters, using the original 5×7 font. Line width 1–3 and font scale 1–2.

• No automatic subject/text detection, arbitrary fonts, perspective or lens correction. The original font is pixel-based, not browser/system text rendering. Choose a contrasting mark color and inspect fine labels at 100%.
• Painted samples become opaque annotation color. Every unpainted sample, including hidden RGB under alpha zero, remains intact. This is not redaction or anonymization.

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One to four strict RGB/RGBA8 PNG sources, combined 1 MiB and 1,048,576 pixels. Up to four ordered crops {key,source,media,x,y,width,height,widths}; one final empty-media fallback. Media supports exact (min-width: Npx) or (max-width: Npx). Width ladders are strictly increasing integers.

• PNG only: no JPEG/WebP/AVIF promise or silent substitution. Bilinear resizing uses premultiplied alpha in sample space, not linear-light reconstruction.
• Overlapping media queries use declared order. Upscaling and size-threshold exceptions are explicit, not silently repaired. Alt text is never invented.

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Chart first and 1–4 target strict RGB/RGBA8 PNGs, at most 1 MiB/1,048,576 pixels combined. sRGB or untagged-assumed-sRGB only; no arbitrary ICC or RAW. At least four independent nonoverlapping training patches and one disjoint held-out patch with reference RGB triples. Declare camera/lighting scopes and maximum held-out RGB error.

• Strict sRGB/untagged-assumed-sRGB PNG cohort only; no arbitrary ICC, RAW, spectral, camera-linear or absolute color calibration.
• Patch references are supplied reference values, not independently measured ground truth. Different camera/lighting scopes warn; clipped data cannot be recovered. Reusable matrix is exported with exact linearization/application rule.

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Two to four ordered, fully opaque, equal-sized noninterlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNGs. Combined selected bytes at most 1 MiB; combined decoded pixels at most 1,048,576; each side at most 4096. EXIF orientation is applied once. No JPEG, WebP, RAW or arbitrary ICC intake. Explicitly check the already-aligned declaration after inspecting the sources. This is an assumption, not a measured alignment result. The generated example does not check it for you.

• This is not automatic alignment, subject detection, inferred ghost removal, generated detail, redaction, anonymization, photographic truth or calibrated color. Wrong assumptions can misrepresent a scene.
• Accepted untagged color is assumed sRGB. No arbitrary camera-photo compatibility, RAW development, exposure metadata or radiometric HDR promise.

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Two to four ordered, fully opaque supported RGB/RGBA8 PNGs. Reference frame first. At most 1 MiB combined selected bytes and 1,048,576 combined decoded pixels, 4096 pixels per side. All EXIF-normalized dimensions must match. JPEG, WebP, RAW, animation, transparency and unsupported PNG/color metadata reject. This pair does not inherit the ten-basic-image 4.3 MB intake policy. The default 24×24 reference rectangle at (16,16) requires an image at least 40×40 pixels.

• User declarations can be wrong. An unmarked obstruction may remain, and a matching patch does not establish whole-scene alignment. This is not inferred subject removal, historical verification, anonymization or redaction.
• Unsupported pixels are never synthesized. Transparent unresolved pixels have zero RGBA; the authoritative full-resolution unresolved mask and exact frame-color map are exported. The JSON unresolved-run preview is bounded to 128 runs and may be truncated.

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Two to four ordered, fully opaque, equal-sized noninterlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNGs. Combined selected bytes at most 1 MiB; combined decoded pixels at most 1,048,576; each side at most 4096. EXIF orientation is applied once. No JPEG, WebP, RAW or arbitrary ICC intake. Explicitly check the already-aligned declaration after inspecting the sources. This is an assumption, not a measured alignment result. The generated example does not check it for you.

• This is not automatic alignment, subject detection, inferred ghost removal, generated detail, redaction, anonymization, photographic truth or calibrated color. Wrong assumptions can misrepresent a scene.
• Accepted untagged color is assumed sRGB. No arbitrary camera-photo compatibility, RAW development, exposure metadata or radiometric HDR promise.

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One supported noninterlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNG, at most 1 MiB, 786,432 decoded pixels and 4096 per side. EXIF orientation is applied once. No JPEG/WebP/RAW, animation, arbitrary ICC or inherited larger basic-image intake. Two full-resolution output PNGs share the unchanged 8 MiB result budget. The tighter 786,432-pixel cap is explicit, not a global change.

• No source mutation, filename or raw metadata export. Accepted metadata omission is not a full privacy scrub. Reports include source hashes and your geometry.
• Generated stored PNG can exceed this route’s 1 MiB reimport limit. No silent compatibility exemption.

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1–8 strict PNGs, combined 1 MiB and 1,048,576 pixels. Every source gets release/exclude/hold and explicit manual privacy review attestation before release. Regions have mask/keep plus private reason. Unresolved sources must remain on hold; no automatic face/plate/location detector or completeness claim.

• Manual region review, not face/license-plate/logo/address detection or a guarantee that every private detail was found.
• PNG re-encoding strips source ancillary metadata; kept pixels may still reveal identities or locations. Transparent nonmasked pixels are not semantically scrubbed. Excluded/held images never enter the public ZIP.

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2–4 adjacent opaque strict PNGs, 1 MiB and 1,048,576 input pixels combined. Automatic search is integer translation ±1–64 pixels with ≥25% overlap, bounded RGB error and ambiguity margin. Optional ≥2 reviewed point correspondences per adjacent pair; feather or first-tile seam.

• Integer translation only; not projective/perspective/lens correction, moving-subject removal, RAW development or exposure compensation.
• Automatic alignment uses bounded sampled RGB residuals and a runner-up ambiguity threshold. Fine motion, parallax, seams and ghosting require visual review; no generative fill.

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Choose actual files in Selected files mode. The whole selection is processed together. At most 256 files and 1 MiB combined. Empty files are supported, but an empty selection is an error.

• Read-only review: originals are not changed, uploaded, renamed or deleted.
• Names must be unique under the documented portable path rules. Conflicting names reject the selection; they are never silently renamed.

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Choose actual files in Selected files mode. The whole selection is processed together. At most 256 files and 1 MiB combined. Empty files are supported, but an empty selection is an error.

• Read-only review: originals are not changed, uploaded, renamed or deleted.
• Names must be unique under the documented portable path rules. Conflicting names reject the selection; they are never silently renamed.

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Choose Selected files for real file bytes, or Advanced byte-bundle JSON fixture for an explicitly encoded example. One whole selection is processed as one job. At most 256 files and 1 MiB combined file bytes. Empty files are allowed; an empty selection is not. One invalid item stops the entire selection.

• Names keep exact spelling. Unsafe paths, duplicate names, case/Unicode aliases and file/folder conflicts are rejected, not silently renamed.
• Only the selected batch is listed; this is not a disk or recursive folder scan.

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Choose Selected files for real file bytes, or Advanced byte-bundle JSON fixture for an explicitly encoded example. One whole selection is processed as one job. At most 256 files and 1 MiB combined file bytes. Empty files are allowed; an empty selection is not. One invalid item stops the entire selection.

• A structural match is not a malware scan, safety certificate or guarantee that another program can open the file.
• Unsupported, truncated or ambiguous structures remain explicitly unknown.

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File types: .json. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Paste the example inventory JSON or a File Inventory JSON report. This tool does not select or scan your folders. Supply exact relative paths and known byte sizes; explicitly mark inaccessible or unknown-size files.

• Folder totals include descendants. Do not add parent and child subtotals together.
• Known bytes do not estimate missing contents or actual disk allocation.

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Paste the example JSON structure with 1–256 relative folder names, without trailing slashes. Names must satisfy the conservative path policy; absolute paths and traversal are not allowed.

• Names keep exact spelling. Unsafe paths, duplicate names, case/Unicode aliases and file/folder conflicts are rejected, not silently renamed.
• The archive contains directory entries only, not file templates or file contents.

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Paste a JSON path list using the example structure. These are labels, not file-picker selections. Use the supplied conservative Portable relative paths profile.

• Proposals are not executed and do not prove compatibility with every operating system.
• Names may reveal private information; review the report before sharing it.

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Choose Selected files for real file bytes, or Advanced byte-bundle JSON fixture for an explicitly encoded example. One whole selection is processed as one job. At most 256 files and 1 MiB combined file bytes. Empty files are allowed; an empty selection is not. One invalid item stops the entire selection.

• Names keep exact spelling. Unsafe paths, duplicate names, case/Unicode aliases and file/folder conflicts are rejected, not silently renamed.
• Stored ZIP does not compress or encrypt contents and does not certify that packaged files are safe to open.

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Select exactly one stored, unencrypted ZIP no larger than 1 MiB, or use the advanced example fixture. Enter exact regular-file paths in the JSON-array setting. Folder names do not expand automatically.

• This route produces encoded JSON previews, not extracted-file downloads or folders on your device.
• DEFLATE compression, encryption and ZIP features outside the strict stored subset are unsupported.

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Choose actual files in Selected files mode. The whole selection is processed together. At most 256 files and 1 MiB combined. Empty files are supported, but an empty selection is an error.

• Read-only review: originals are not changed, uploaded, renamed or deleted.
• Names must be unique under the documented portable path rules. Conflicting names reject the selection; they are never silently renamed.

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File types: .zip, application/zip. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Choose one ordinary ZIP file up to 1 MiB. Classic single-disk ZIPs only; ZIP64 and malformed framing are rejected. Stored content can receive CRC checks. Compressed and encrypted content is never expanded or certified.

• No extraction, decompression, execution, malware scan, signature-based trust or automatic filesystem action.
• Maximum 1 MiB ZIP, 1,024 entries and 256 KiB each of central names and extra/comment metadata. Declared expansion above 16 MiB or 200:1 is flagged without allocating expanded bytes. Actual compressed expansion is not verified.

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Choose related UTF-8 documents and assets as one batch, or select pasted-text mode and give the document a relative path. Use allowed roots and exact/conservative case controls. Optional extra target paths are ordinary newline-separated labels, not requests to read the computer or verified file existence.

• Qualified static subset, not a complete website/CommonMark/code analyzer. No fetch, rendering, mutation, script execution, anchor checks or directory-index inference.
• Markdown shortcut links, raw HTML, autolinks, nested labels/destinations and escaped punctuation are outside coverage. HTML embedded CSS, srcset, base-dependent and duplicate attributes are unresolved. CSS escaped/nested URL expressions are unresolved.

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File types: .txt. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Paste filename/path labels one per line, or select a UTF-8 .txt inventory. Paths are never read or scanned. Provide literal prefix/suffix, inclusive expected range lines such as 1-10, and only deliberate gap exceptions within those ranges.

• No filesystem reads, existence checks, rename or deletion. Literal matching only, not regex or glob.
• Only ASCII digits; identifiers 0–999999999; up to 16 source digits. Original padding is retained.

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Paste or upload ordinary comma-separated UTF-8 CSV with a single path header and one relative file path per record. Quote paths containing commas or quotes. No byte envelope or source fingerprint is required. The list is data only: actual files are not selected, opened or checked. Keep the original path spelling and choose whether your inventory is partial or merely declared complete.

• Development candidate; native browser, keyboard, accessibility and download qualification remain pending.
• At most 1 MiB per CSV, 1,000 records per inventory, 8,192 bytes per supplied/proposed review path, 10,000 collision groups/occupied references and 8 MiB combined output. Supported portable paths themselves require at most 2,048 bytes, 255-byte segments and 32 segments.

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File types: .csv, .txt. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Paste or upload the BEFORE CSV with exactly path,size_bytes,modified,sha256. Paste the AFTER CSV into the named After inventory textarea, replacing its example. Both inventories are ordinary text; file bytes and encoded envelopes are not required. Optional size_bytes is an unsigned integer string up to 20 digits. modified is opaque text, not parsed time. Optional sha256 is a 64-hex-digit supplied SHA-256 claim; leaving it blank limits content evidence.

• Development candidate; native browser, keyboard, accessibility and download qualification remain pending.
• At most 1 MiB per CSV, 1,000 records per inventory, 8,192 bytes per supplied/proposed review path, 10,000 collision groups/occupied references and 8 MiB combined output. Supported portable paths themselves require at most 2,048 bytes, 255-byte segments and 32 segments.

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File types: .csv, .txt. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Paste/select CSV with exactly the path header and one relative filename per row. Rules CSV uses rule_id,match_kind,pattern,destination. Supported literal kinds: extension, name, name-prefix, path, path-prefix, all and no-extension.

• No move, scan, read, overwrite, permission change, shell script or execution order. Extensions do not prove file type or safety.
• One destination is emitted only for an unblocked row. Occupied sources stay blocking even if another row proposes moving them away.

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File types: .csv, .txt. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Ordinary CSV header: path,class,retention_date,hold. Hold values are yes/no/unknown; missing or unrecognized holds stay review. Rules header: rule_id,class,retention_days. Use 0–365000 days or forever; * is an explicit fallback.

• An expiry candidate is never legal/operational clearance or an instruction to delete. No file is accessed, changed or deleted.
• Holds override expiry; unknown hold status, missing/ambiguous/future dates, ambiguous paths/rules and calendar overflow stay review.

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Select up to 128 files totaling 1 MiB. At most 256 KiB per file is searched; larger selected files are explicitly excluded. Supply 1–16 single-line literal queries, not regular expressions.

• No recursive scanning, path dereference, fetching, rendering, execution, source mutation or safety/secret-free certification.
• UTF-32, invalid UTF-8/UTF-16 and decoded NUL/unsupported controls are excluded. Read failures abort the selection rather than create false no-match evidence.

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Split: exactly one positive-length selected file up to 960 KiB and a byte cap of 65–1,048,576 including each 64-byte header. Reassemble: exactly one UTF-8 manifest plus every chunk, no extras, at most 1 MiB selected bytes. Chunk names and selection order may change.

• At most eight chunks. Empty original files are explicitly unsupported by the positive binary-artifact contract.
• The 64-byte TTCHUNK1 header carries set digest, total length, ordinal/count and payload offset/length; selected chunks must match both serialized and payload digests.

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Select 1–64 files totaling at most 640 KiB. Empty individual files are supported. Provide exactly one metadata CSV row for each selected path: item_id,source_path,label,group,tags,include,reviewed_sha256,private_note.

• No source previews. Unknown file bytes are copies only, never executed or certified safe.
• Labels/source names can change while caller-chosen IDs stay stable. Changed hashes invalidate old review status unless a new explicit assertion is recorded.

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File types: .json, application/json. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

One complete UTF-8 JSON project, up to 256 KiB, following the supplied example. Supply a bounded JSON selected-file tree with safe relative paths and Markdown, HTML or CSS entry paths.

• Only simple Markdown inline references, HTML quoted src/href, and CSS url()/unconditional @import references are qualified. Unsupported syntax blocks a bundle.
• Scripts, style/raw-text elements (including title/textarea), HTML event handlers/srcset/base, Markdown reference definitions/code/raw HTML and unsupported CSS/dynamic references are not implemented.

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File types: .json, application/json. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

One exact UTF-8 JSON project up to 256 KiB, following the supplied example. Selected file contents/archives are embedded as UTF-8 or strict Base64. No live filesystem scan, folder picker, permissions mutation, external service or user-PC adapter is part of these eight browser candidates.

• Current before/after digest observations are supplied, not independently witnessed filesystem reads. Each included current payload must match both. Prior objects are resolved from actual supplied qualified stored archives; missing objects block restorable output. Paths/bytes only, no ACLs, symlinks, timestamps or open-database guarantee.
• Development candidate only: combined build/regression and native browser, keyboard and screen-reader qualification remain pending. Reviewer identities are supplied, not authenticated.

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File types: .json, application/json. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

One exact UTF-8 JSON project up to 256 KiB, following the supplied example. Selected file contents/archives are embedded as UTF-8 or strict Base64. No live filesystem scan, folder picker, permissions mutation, external service or user-PC adapter is part of these eight browser candidates.

• Only nonrecursive {{ASCII_ID}} tokens. Literal, JSON-string-content and HTML-text escaping are explicit. Each project uses only its own parameter record; binary assets remain unchanged. One ZIP contains separate project folders, not executable installs. Missing variables/path collisions block release.
• Development candidate only: combined build/regression and native browser, keyboard and screen-reader qualification remain pending. Reviewer identities are supplied, not authenticated.

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File types: .json, application/json. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

One exact UTF-8 JSON project up to 256 KiB, following the supplied example. Selected file contents/archives are embedded as UTF-8 or strict Base64. No live filesystem scan, folder picker, permissions mutation, external service or user-PC adapter is part of these eight browser candidates.

• Exact source bytes, explicit canonical reviewer choice and supplied reference graph only. Keeps and unresolved incoming references remain blocking findings. Exports are plans, not deletion or rewrite instructions that are executed. Unknown references, retention and licensing are not inferred.
• Development candidate only: combined build/regression and native browser, keyboard and screen-reader qualification remain pending. Reviewer identities are supplied, not authenticated.

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File types: .json, application/json. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

One exact UTF-8 JSON project up to 256 KiB, following the supplied example. Selected file contents/archives are embedded as UTF-8 or strict Base64. No live filesystem scan, folder picker, permissions mutation, external service or user-PC adapter is part of these eight browser candidates.

• Copy-only dry run using supplied destination inventory, case/path limits and free-space values. Every source needs one disposition. Existing destinations are never overwritten; skip-identical requires byte equality. Permission, ACL, symlink and live-space checks remain unavailable. Blocking findings can be exported as an inert plan, never execution authority.
• Development candidate only: combined build/regression and native browser, keyboard and screen-reader qualification remain pending. Reviewer identities are supplied, not authenticated.

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File types: .json, application/json. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

One exact UTF-8 JSON project up to 256 KiB, following the supplied example. Selected file contents/archives are embedded as UTF-8 or strict Base64. No live filesystem scan, folder picker, permissions mutation, external service or user-PC adapter is part of these eight browser candidates.

• Every included file must be allowlisted, explicitly approved and have all current supported/unsupported inspection findings acknowledged. Blocked/unreviewed files are omitted. PNG EXIF/text and JPEG APP1/APP13/comment presence is flagged, not stripped. Opaque and semantic content are not certified. Public ZIP excludes private review/withheld-file records; the separate private report retains them.
• Development candidate only: combined build/regression and native browser, keyboard and screen-reader qualification remain pending. Reviewer identities are supplied, not authenticated.

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File types: .json, application/json. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

One exact UTF-8 JSON project up to 256 KiB, following the supplied example. Selected file contents/archives are embedded as UTF-8 or strict Base64. No live filesystem scan, folder picker, permissions mutation, external service or user-PC adapter is part of these eight browser candidates.

• Exact three-way bytes only; no timestamp guesses. One-sided changes are automatic proposals; genuine conflicts require explicit reviewer choices. Unresolved source versions stay in a separate unresolved/ tree in the review ZIP. A package with conflicts is not a final merged collection. Binary content is not automatically merged.
• Development candidate only: combined build/regression and native browser, keyboard and screen-reader qualification remain pending. Reviewer identities are supplied, not authenticated.

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One exact UTF-8 JSON project up to 256 KiB, following the supplied example. Selected file contents/archives are embedded as UTF-8 or strict Base64. No live filesystem scan, folder picker, permissions mutation, external service or user-PC adapter is part of these eight browser candidates.

• Only bounded, complete, unencrypted stored local ZIP records without data descriptors are qualified. CRC32 and payload boundaries are checked. Rejected/uncertain records remain quarantined in the report, never mixed into recovery output. Central-directory membership and recovery completeness are not authenticated or claimed. Explicit header-offset selection is required.
• Development candidate only: combined build/regression and native browser, keyboard and screen-reader qualification remain pending. Reviewer identities are supplied, not authenticated.

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One exact UTF-8 JSON project up to 256 KiB, following the supplied example. Selected file contents/archives are embedded as UTF-8 or strict Base64. No live filesystem scan, folder picker, permissions mutation, external service or user-PC adapter is part of these eight browser candidates.

• Actual supplied snapshot archive objects must match every selected manifest digest and size. Partial restores name exclusions. Browser output is a new ZIP root, not a directory operation; existing files are not opened or overwritten. ACLs, ownership, links and timestamps remain unrestored exceptions.
• Development candidate only: combined build/regression and native browser, keyboard and screen-reader qualification remain pending. Reviewer identities are supplied, not authenticated.

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Use the complete JSON example structure, with CSV or text embedded as strings. Pasting bare CSV or selecting several unrelated source files does not assemble this structure for you. Supply 2–20 uniquely named tables, explicit header/delimiter settings, an alignment policy and output-header choice.

• This appends rows; it does not join by key, deduplicate, infer schemas or remove repeated header-like data rows.
• Mappings must cover every source column exactly once. Columns are not silently dropped or invented.

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Paste one UTF-8 CSV/TSV table or choose one file up to 2 MiB. Set the separator, header presence and encoding explicitly when needed. XLSX is not supported. Read columns & preview, choose the named column checkboxes and explicitly confirm. Repeated or blank headers are distinguished by their original column positions. Reading columns alone does not change your selection.

• Trimming and text normalization are off until selected.
• Some text-normalization choices can change meaningful characters.

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A CSV text table and clearly stated filter conditions. Decide whether each comparison should treat a value as text or as a number.

• Text and numeric comparisons are different; leading-zero codes should usually remain text.
• Only the supported comparisons can be used.

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A CSV or tab-separated text table, not an Excel workbook. Specify whether the first row contains column names.

• A preview is bounded and is not a display of every row.
• Repeated or blank column names are not automatically renamed.

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A CSV text table, selected columns and an explicit old-to-new mapping. Choose whether unmatched values should remain unchanged or stop the operation.

• Only whole-cell exact matches are replaced.
• This is not a partial-text search, fuzzy match or automatic category guess.

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A CSV text table, not a workbook. Choose how to count empty cells and whether to show number-pattern hints.

• Samples are bounded and are not a complete list of every distinct value.
• Type hints describe patterns; they do not convert values or prove their meaning.

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A CSV text table and explicit columns that identify a duplicate. Choose whether to keep the first or last matching record.

• Matching is exact; spaces, capitalization and leading zeros can make keys different.
• Choosing only some columns can remove rows that differ elsewhere.

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A CSV text table and the columns to include. Use the column positions shown by the table inspector.

• Column selection does not clean or convert cell contents.
• Heading changes must be explicit.

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A CSV text table and the columns to sort by. Choose text, number or language-aware comparison and where empty cells belong.

• Equal sort keys keep their original relative order.
• A text code and a number can produce different orders.

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Use the complete JSON example structure, with CSV or text embedded as strings. Pasting bare CSV or selecting several unrelated source files does not assemble this structure for you. Specify the positional column ID, two or more output labels and literal or fixed-width split settings in the JSON.

• With review policies, an exception blocks the whole expanded CSV and produces only a report.
• Keep-remainder retains extra text in the final field; pad-empty explicitly introduces empty pieces. Nothing extra is silently discarded.

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Use the structured text example and place both CSV tables inside it. Provide explicit matching-key columns and the columns to compare; separate table uploads are not supported here.

• Missing or duplicate keys stop comparison rather than choosing a record arbitrarily.
• Matching is exact, so spaces, case and leading zeros matter.

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Ordinary comma-separated UTF-8 CSV with a present header; column IDs c1, c2, etc. refer to physical positions. At most 512 KiB, 2,000 data rows, 100 input columns and 4,096 bytes per cell.

• At most 16 derived fields and 128 AST nodes at depth 12. Derived expressions read original columns only.
• Plain decimal inputs: at most 128 digits and 32 fraction digits; result bound 256 digits and 64 places. No exponent or grouping syntax. Negative zero canonicalizes only in derived output.

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A CSV text table and the columns that define each group. Specify each calculation and how it should handle an empty value.

• An empty numeric group is not silently reported as zero.
• Averages require an explicit rounding choice.

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A csv-join-v1 JSON document containing both CSV tables and their input settings. Declare key column IDs, join kind, allowed match multiplicity and how empty keys behave.

• Selecting two separate files does not join them: the complete pair belongs in one JSON document.
• Keys are exact; similar spelling, case or numeric-looking text is not automatically normalized.

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Ordinary comma-separated UTF-8 CSV with a present header; column IDs c1, c2, etc. refer to physical positions. At most 512 KiB, 2,000 data rows, 100 input columns and 4,096 bytes per cell.

• Not anonymity, encryption or a privacy guarantee. Unselected cells and correlations can identify people.
• Ordinal tokens are stable only for the exact source/order and per-column; no cross-run secret-based mapping. Empty strings are mapped too.

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Ordinary UTF-8 CSV, at most 512 KiB, 2,000 data rows, 100 input columns and 4,096 bytes per cell. All assumptions are explicit controls; no code or external system action runs.

• Supported formats are YYYY-MM-DD, DD/MM/YYYY, MM/DD/YYYY, ISO_OFFSET and LOCAL_ISO. No fuzzy parsing or locale inference.
• Conflicting valid formats remain unresolved by default. Date-only values are dates, not instants. Instants require seconds and known offsets and retain at most millisecond precision.

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Use the complete JSON example structure, with CSV or text embedded as strings. Pasting bare CSV or selecting several unrelated source files does not assemble this structure for you. Declare grouping columns or explicit routing rules inside the JSON source. Column IDs such as c1 are positional, not guessed from header names.

• At most ten partitions can be exported. This is not an unbounded file splitter.
• All-matches rule routing can intentionally duplicate rows; the report counts those extra routes.

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Rectangular CSV with identifier, category and value columns. Use positional column IDs such as c1, not header names, in the settings.

• Missing combinations are different from present-but-empty values; retain the audit to preserve that distinction.
• Repeated identifier/category pairs are rejected by default; list mode preserves every value rather than choosing one.

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A rectangular text table, such as a CSV, with the same number of cells in every row. Specify the columns to keep and the measurement columns to turn into rows.

• Only selected identifier and measurement columns appear in the new table. Keep the original file.
• Zero, spaces and the word null are not treated as empty.

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A CSV text table. An explicit set of column rules in Advanced settings; no rules are guessed from the data.

• Validation reports problems; it does not correct cells or prove the source is true.
• Only selected columns are checked.

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Ordinary UTF-8 comma-separated CSV with the exact documented header. Each table: at most 512 KiB, 2,000 data rows, 100 columns and 4,096 UTF-8 bytes per cell. Timestamps require explicit known ISO offsets.

• Cohorts are elapsed UTC buckets from the first observed qualifying start on/after the origin. Activity periods are cohort-bucket aligned, not individually anchored.
• Only complete observation windows receive an exact active/cohort fraction. Partial active counts are labeled partial; future periods remain blank.

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Ordinary UTF-8 CSV with a present header: at most 512 KiB, 2,000 data rows, 100 input columns and 4,096 bytes per cell.

• At most 20 questions and 100 exact choices per question. Multi values use a literal 1–4 byte delimiter with no quoting inside the cell.
• Repeated selections or unknown choices invalidate that question response. Missing tokens are explicit, distinct from invalid responses.

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Use the complete JSON example structure, with CSV or text embedded as strings. Pasting bare CSV or selecting several unrelated source files does not assemble this structure for you. Provide the SHA-256 fingerprint of exact base.csv UTF-8 bytes, key columns, full before/after rows and distinct event IDs.

• A conflict aborts the complete dataset export. Earlier simulated changes are not committed and later events are not evaluated.
• No database or source file is edited or deleted. Only a new in-memory copy is produced.

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A rectangular text table, such as a CSV. Decide which columns identify each kind of record and which describe it.

• The tool does not discover the correct record structure or guess which real-world items match.
• A missing key or conflicting description blocks all normalized table exports, even for otherwise clean groups.

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Ordinary UTF-8 comma-separated CSV with the exact documented header. Each table: at most 512 KiB, 2,000 data rows, 100 columns and 4,096 UTF-8 bytes per cell. Timestamps require explicit known ISO offsets.

• Opening balance is immediately before the inclusive movement window. Movements outside the window are excluded with an explicit ledger.
• Signed quantities are explicit. Factor mappings use exact positive plain decimals, not inferred packaging conversions. One canonical unit per item.

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One source-reconciliation-v1 JSON document with all source tables, identity groups and field rules. Identify the exact source rows belonging to each entity; no fuzzy identity matching is performed.

• An authority rule is your policy, not independent proof that a source is correct.
• Unresolved disagreements need review; do not treat review-only output as a successful consolidated dataset.

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Use the structured example to supply the full table list and each table's CSV text. Declare each table's identifying columns, cross-table links and empty-value rules.

• A missing table blocks a pass; it is not treated as an empty table.
• Only exact declared keys and relationships are checked.

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Ordinary UTF-8 CSV, at most 512 KiB, 2,000 data rows, 100 input columns and 4,096 bytes per cell. All assumptions are explicit controls; no code or external system action runs.

• Maximum 20,000 entity-grid points, computed before expansion. Inclusive end must be exactly grid-aligned.
• UTC elapsed-time cadence is not wall-clock calendar cadence. Explicit DST offset changes retain the supplied instants.

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Ordinary UTF-8 CSV, at most 512 KiB, 2,000 data rows, 100 input columns and 4,096 bytes per cell.

• At most 8 blocking and 8 scoring fields, 128 Unicode code points per compared field, 20,000 blocked pairs and one million edit-distance cells.
• Scoring uses normalized Levenshtein similarity, not probabilistic identity. Missing comparison fields contribute neither score nor weight; all-missing pairs are not candidates.

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Ordinary UTF-8 CSV with a present header: at most 512 KiB, 2,000 data rows, 100 input columns and 4,096 bytes per cell.

• Only binary outcomes and the explicit wald95-binary method are supported. Continuous metrics, repeated measures, cluster designs and alternate methods reject.
• NIST documents the unpooled Wald formula and warns nominal coverage may not be achieved. Our additional bounds require each group n≥30 with at least 10 successes and failures, but are not a NIST-prescribed validity guarantee.

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Plain text and the language to use for letter-case rules. Use the whole text, or provide valid selection ranges in Advanced settings.

• Title and sentence options are mechanical rules, not editorial rewriting or grammar correction.
• Changing case can alter word length or acronyms.

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Plain text with spacing you want to review. Decide which spaces or tabs are meaningful before enabling changes.

• The default removes trailing ordinary spaces only.
• Indentation, tabs, nonbreaking spaces and blank lines are not all removed automatically.

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List A in the main input and List B in the reference-list setting. Decide whether repeated entries should count separately.

• Entries are matched exactly unless you choose lowercase comparison.
• Ignoring blank lines ignores empty entries, not entries made of spaces.

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Put the first version in the main text or file input and the second in the reference setting. Each version must fit within 64 KiB and 2,000 lines. Empty text is allowed.

• Pasting into a browser text box can change line endings before comparison.
• The tool does not ignore spacing, letter case or different forms of the same-looking character.

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Plain text, including notes, logs or source text. Decide whether the final line should end with a line break.

• This changes line breaks, not spelling, spacing or text encoding.
• The final-line option can preserve, remove or reduce trailing line breaks.

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One original name per line. Choose the allowed characters, name style and duplicate-name policy.

• This is not phonetic transliteration; unsupported text may become a fallback name.
• Link-style output is a name segment, not a complete encoded URL.

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Plain text with one item on each line. Choose whether order should follow a language or a fixed character order.

• Repeated and blank lines are kept.
• This sorts text lines, not spreadsheet records with text that spans several lines.

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Plain text rather than a Word document, PDF or scanned image. Choose the language used to identify word boundaries.

• Word counts depend on the selected language and browser support.
• Different character counts answer different questions; a visible emoji can contain several underlying characters.

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A plain-text list with one entry per line. Choose whether to keep the first or last occurrence.

• Matching is exact unless you choose the optional lowercase comparison.
• Blank and space-only lines take part in matching.

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Plain-text prose rather than a formatted Word or PDF document. Choose which indented, list-like or code-like lines should stay untouched.

• Long unbreakable words stay whole and can exceed the chosen width.
• Code and markup protection is cautious, not a complete document parser.

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One terminology-audit-v1 JSON document with document groups, document text, glossary and matching policy. Choose the locale, case handling, normalization, phrase gaps and any exact-span exceptions.

• This is a glossary audit, not a grammar checker, translation service or automatic editor.
• Matching depends on your explicit policy; context still needs human judgment.

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Paste ordinary UTF-8 text or select a .txt/.md file. This engine accepts at most 256 KiB and 10,000 logical lines. Choose only the rules/profile you want checked; preserve originals separately.

• Mechanical findings can flag intentional style and do not prove grammatical correctness.
• Markup support is a bounded profile, not complete CommonMark/GFM/HTML parsing or rendering.

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Paste ordinary UTF-8 text or select a .txt/.md file. This engine accepts at most 256 KiB and 10,000 logical lines. Choose only the rules/profile you want checked; preserve originals separately.

• Mechanical findings can flag intentional style and do not prove grammatical correctness.
• Markup support is a bounded profile, not complete CommonMark/GFM/HTML parsing or rendering.

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Paste or load a document-outline-v1 JSON envelope containing text, grammar, protected_regions and anchors. grammar.mode is markdown-atx or literal-lines. ATX recognizes 1–6 leading hashes after at most three spaces, followed by whitespace or end of line. Literal mode needs unique exact marker text/level entries, with optional safe ASCII anchor. It does not infer headings from typography.

• This is a bounded ATX/exact-line profile, not full CommonMark or semantic structure inference. Setext underlines, HTML structure, nested Markdown parsing and renderer-specific automatic heading slugs are not implemented.
• Quote and indentation protection is line-based: up to three spaces then >, or at least four spaces/an initial tab. It does not follow lazy continuations. Fences use at least three matching backticks or tildes, with a closing run at least as long and only trailing ASCII space/tab. Fence info is literal, not full CommonMark validation.

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Paste ordinary text or choose one UTF-8 text file up to 64 KiB. You do not need to write JSON, source hashes or review fingerprints. An intentionally empty editor/file is a valid empty observation. Choose Literal text or Between literal markers. Supply the exact literal, or the opening/closing markers, capture name, allowed-empty choice and maximum capture bytes. Overlap is available only for literal matching.

• Literal patterns only: no regular expressions, case folding, normalization, inferred word boundaries, code execution or automatic semantic extraction. Regex-looking characters match themselves.
• Delimited matching uses the nearest closing literal after a complete opening delimiter, with no nesting or escape interpretation. An embedded opening literal is ordinary capture content, and stray closing literals are ordinary source text.

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Use the complete JSON example structure, with CSV or text embedded as strings. Pasting bare CSV or selecting several unrelated source files does not assemble this structure for you. Give each source and section an ID, an exact title and body, and list every title group once in the output order.

• Section boundaries are supplied, not inferred from arbitrary documents, headings or PDF files.
• Title matching is exact: no automatic case, whitespace or Unicode normalization.

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Paste ordinary text or choose one UTF-8 text file up to 64 KiB. No JSON or manually authored hashes are required; an intentionally empty editor/file is valid. Enter Find literal text and Replace with text. Find must be nonempty. An empty replacement deliberately deletes matched text. Neither field interprets regular expressions, backreferences or escape syntax.

• Literal replacement only, not regex or a template language. Matching is exact, case-sensitive and left-to-right nonoverlapping, without Unicode normalization, locale folding or inferred word boundaries.
• Inserted replacement text is never rescanned. Dollar signs, $&, $1 and backslashes remain literal characters; they are not backreferences or escape instructions.

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Paste or load a JSON envelope with profile plain-text-template-v1, template, schema, records and naming. All configuration is inside the envelope; there are no separate option controls. Declare each schema field with name, required, allow_empty and max_bytes. Required fields cannot have defaults; optional fields must have an explicit valid default. Each record needs a unique safe ASCII id and a values object.

• This is a small literal grammar, not a programming or full template language: no expressions, conditions, property access, loops, code execution or recursive substitution. Inserted values are never scanned as templates.
• Only doubled backslash, backslash followed by opening double braces, and backslash followed by closing double braces are supported escapes. Unknown escapes and malformed placeholders reject the template. Single braces are ordinary text.

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Paste or load a split-text-sections-v1 JSON envelope with text, grammar, protected_regions, anchors, source_sha256, boundaries, marker_policy, preamble, unselected_heading_policy, no_boundary_policy and naming. grammar.mode is markdown-atx or literal-lines. ATX recognizes 1–6 leading hashes after at most three spaces, followed by whitespace or end of line. Literal mode needs unique exact marker text/level entries, with optional safe ASCII anchor. It does not infer headings from typography.

• This is a bounded ATX/exact-line profile, not full CommonMark or semantic structure inference. Setext underlines, HTML structure, nested Markdown parsing and renderer-specific automatic heading slugs are not implemented.
• Quote and indentation protection is line-based: up to three spaces then >, or at least four spaces/an initial tab. It does not follow lazy continuations. Fences use at least three matching backticks or tildes, with a closing run at least as long and only trailing ASCII space/tab. Fence info is literal, not full CommonMark validation.

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Select one nonempty file up to 256 KiB and 65,536 Unicode scalars. Pasted text cannot preserve an unknown original encoding. Choose exact source and target labels: UTF-8, UTF-16LE, UTF-16BE, ASCII, ISO-8859-1 or Windows-1252.

• No encoding guessing, aliases, UTF-32, Shift-JIS, GBK, stateful encodings, streaming or multi-file batches.
• Undefined Windows-1252 bytes, malformed Unicode, unrepresentable target scalars, empty content and exceeded bounds reject the whole run. No lossy export or repair mode exists.

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Two text editions, section anchors, optional lexical cues and reviewer alignments One bounded UTF-8 JSON project, up to 256 KiB. Supplied text retains exact Unicode and newline scalars.

• Isolated candidate, not integrated or native-browser qualified.
• No translation, semantic equivalence inference, arbitrary expressions or automatic publication.

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Approved text modules, inclusion graph, publication variables, numbering and reference rules One bounded UTF-8 JSON project, up to 256 KiB. Supplied text retains exact Unicode and newline scalars.

• Isolated candidate, not integrated or native-browser qualified.
• No translation, semantic equivalence inference, arbitrary expressions or automatic publication.

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One complete UTF-8 JSON project, up to 256 KiB, following the supplied example. Supply one document, a source register with unique IDs and explicit aliases, and exact quotation spans.

• Exact quotation agreement does not prove the surrounding claim is true. No external source is retrieved.
• Duplicate aliases are ambiguous. Repeated quotation occurrences are reported, not silently assigned.

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One UTF-8 JSON traceability project, up to 256 KiB; explicit document IDs/revisions and end-exclusive UTF-16 spans. At most 64 documents, 256 requirements, 512 evidence records and 1024 unique requirement/evidence relationships.

• No semantic matching, satisfaction verdict, compliance assessment, reviewer authentication or test execution.
• Only current source revisions and reviewed links to passed tests/provided evidence count as reviewer-linked. Missing, stale, suggested, rejected and failing links stay visible.

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One corpus-concordance-v1 JSON document with grouped documents, search phrases and matching policy. Provide any stop-list entries explicitly; all text is supplied locally.

• This does not fetch documents, infer meaning or perform a web search.
• Frequencies follow the declared token and matching policy, not every possible linguistic interpretation.

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Use the complete JSON example structure, with CSV or text embedded as strings. Pasting bare CSV or selecting several unrelated source files does not assemble this structure for you. Provide exactly base, left and right text versions with distinct IDs. The shared base is a declaration you supply.

• This is an exact-line structural merge, not semantic editing or proof that revisions have a genuine common ancestor.
• BOMs and line endings are preserved; visually similar strings can differ.

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One complete UTF-8 JSON project, up to 256 KiB, following the supplied example. Supply text documents, literal match rules and a current decision for every detected match.

• Only exact literals and ASCII A–Z case-insensitive literals are detected. No regex, Unicode casefolding, normalization, indirect-identifier detection or confidentiality guarantee.
• Removal deletes the exact approved spans without inserting replacement text. Overlapping retain/redact choices or values remaining in public metadata block release.

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One complete UTF-8 JSON project, up to 256 KiB, following the supplied example. Supply source IDs and exact millisecond offsets, timed text segments, and source-local speaker mappings.

• Only identical aligned time bounds, exact corrected text and equal explicit/unknown speaker mapping can be collapsed. Partial overlap is not automatically trimmed.
• Speaker mappings and corrections are supplied, not verified from audio; no transcription, voice identification or inferred attribution.

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One complete UTF-8 JSON project, up to 256 KiB, following the supplied example. Supply exact text sources with the ISO timestamp | message line grammar or explicit undated-lines.

• Supported timestamp form is YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss with optional 1–3 fractional digits and Z or ±HH:mm. Years 0100–9999; no leap seconds.
• Timezone-free timestamps without an explicit source assumption stay undated. Invalid or unsupported line timestamps retain their exact evidence.

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Paste or load a JSON envelope with profile localization-review-v1, source, locales and reviews. All settings are declared inside the envelope; there are no separate option controls. The source and each locale contain a unique safe ASCII id and a messages array of unique key/message pairs. Messages use kind text with text, or kind plural with selector and explicit category/text branches. Source plural messages must include other.

• Structural checks do not establish translation accuracy, fluency or cultural suitability. Missing reviewer observations remain pending; an approval cannot waive structural issues or apply to a different key, locale or changed message.
• This explicit text/plural schema is not ICU MessageFormat. Locale tags receive only a bounded syntactic label check. Plural categories are supplied rules, not inferred CLDR data or certification that the language uses those categories.

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Choose encode or decode, the explicit alphabet and padding policy. Encoding a selected file requires One selected file input mode; the file must be nonempty and no larger than 1 MiB.

• Base64 is an encoding, not encryption or a safety check.
• Invalid UTF-8 is rejected in text mode, never silently replaced. Decoded binary is never executed or rendered as a document.

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One timestamp per line, with no blank lines or spaces around it. Choose numeric Unix time or the supported written date-and-time format.

• Units, local timezone and daylight-saving rules are never guessed.
• Named timezones, leap seconds and some other date formats are not supported.

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Non-secret HTTP/1 header text, not a live request or a binary capture. Choose whether the text includes a request line, response line or fields only.

• This does not send a request or prove that a server accepts the headers.
• Sensitive-value export is not supported.

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One whole-number literal per line. Specify the input base and whether you mean a mathematical number or a fixed-width bit pattern.

• The input base is explicit, not guessed from the text.
• Fractions, expressions, grouping separators and scientific notation are not supported.

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JSON text rather than JavaScript code. Choose what to do if an object repeats the same field name.

• Comments, trailing commas and a leading file marker are not accepted.
• Preserving duplicate field names does not make their meaning unambiguous to other software.

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A full HTTP or HTTPS link, or raw query text. List the intended changes in Advanced settings; use only non-secret examples when trying the tool.

• The link is never visited, and signatures or authorization are not checked.
• Editing signed or token-like fields can invalidate a link.

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A whole-number count from 1 to 10,000, with no extra spaces. An optional display prefix if you want to label the output.

• These identifiers are not passwords or login tokens.
• A prefix labels the display and is not part of the underlying identifier.

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One color per line, all in the selected HEX, RGB or HSL format. At most 128 KiB and 1,000 lines. Use declared function syntax; color names and CSS variables are unsupported.

• Appearance depends on your display; the numeric values are the reference, not a calibrated color proof.
• HEX rounds channels and alpha to eight bits. HEX without alpha deliberately omits transparency.

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A sample or non-secret compact JWT token, by itself with no Bearer prefix or surrounding spaces. An explicit comparison date and time with Z or a fixed time offset.

• This does not verify a signature, identity, issuer, audience acceptance or permission to sign in.
• A time comparison is not a verdict that a token is valid or authenticated.

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One address component or one form-query name or value, not a whole link to clean. Choose whether plus signs should mean spaces or literal plus signs.

• This does not parse or clean an entire URL.
• Decoding happens once, not repeatedly.

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Ordinary local UTF-8 text, at most 512 KiB. CSV inputs additionally allow 2,000 rows, 100 columns and 4,096-byte cells.

• Only #RGB/#RGBA/#RRGGBB/#RRGGBBAA. Alpha uses declared sRGB source-over compositing before luminance conversion.
• AA thresholds are 4.5 for regular text or 3 for large text; AAA is 7 or 4.5. Large is at least 18pt regular or 14pt bold, based on declared text context.

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Paste/upload the supported ordinary schema JSON as the source, not production data. Set a non-secret printable seed, record count 1–100 and whether declared optional properties should be included.

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• All source and report text may contain private data. No remote reference, network request, code, handler, HTML or filesystem action executes. Fingerprints are computed internally; no customer-authored hash or encoded envelope is needed.

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Paste/upload the instance JSON in the source area. Put the complete ordinary schema JSON in Schema JSON, replacing the example with your own intended rules. Choose optional spreadsheet protection for CSV only. No hidden dataset envelope is required.

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• All source and report text may contain private data. No remote reference, network request, code, handler, HTML or filesystem action executes. Fingerprints are computed internally; no customer-authored hash or encoded envelope is needed.

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Paste/upload BEFORE JSON as source. Replace the named AFTER JSON textarea with the second ordinary document. Optional array rules CSV uses exactly path,key; key is a direct string/number property name. A quoted empty path addresses a root array. Optional ignored paths are nonempty JSON Pointers, one per line. Clear example rules/exclusions if they do not describe your documents.

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• All source and report text may contain private data. No remote reference, network request, code, handler, HTML or filesystem action executes. Fingerprints are computed internally; no customer-authored hash or encoded envelope is needed.

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Paste ordinary CSV/TSV text or choose UTF-8 files, up to 2 MiB each. Choose the separator and whether the first record is a header. No source-envelope JSON or fingerprint authoring is required. By default every data cell stays a string, including leading zeros, decimals, empty cells and formula-like text. Headerless input uses c1, c2, and so on.

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• At most 5,000 records, 100 columns, 50,000 selected cells, 64 KiB mapping text, 4 MiB retained evidence and 8 MiB combined export. Any limit failure produces no partial output.

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Ordinary local UTF-8 text; explicit named settings only. Source and settings identities remain bound to the result.

• Numeric lists, inclusive ranges, *, and range/* positive steps. Sunday is 0 or 7. No names, macros, Quartz ?, L/#/W or command syntax.
• Day-of-month and weekday use OR only if neither textual field contains *. Otherwise both must match. Steps reset at each explicit range minimum.

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Ordinary local UTF-8 text; explicit named settings only. Source and settings identities remain bound to the result.

• Pattern length 256 code points, 16 captures, nesting 12, 512 VM states, text 64 KiB, 1,000 matches and one million VM steps.
• Supports literals, dot, ASCII d/w/s escapes, character classes/ranges, captures, anchors, ?, *, + and {m}/{m,n} up to 32. Alternation, lookaround, backreferences, special groups and Unicode properties reject.

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Paste or choose ordinary UTF-8 JSON: an array of record objects, up to 2 MiB each. Default columns require identical top-level key sets and scalar values. JSON numbers retain every validated source lexeme, including 12.50, scientific notation, large integers and negative zero. No arithmetic or JavaScript Number conversion is performed.

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• At most 5,000 records, 100 columns, 50,000 selected cells, 64 KiB mapping text, 4 MiB retained evidence and 8 MiB combined export. Any limit failure produces no partial output.

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Ordinary local UTF-8 text, at most 512 KiB. CSV inputs additionally allow 2,000 rows, 100 columns and 4,096-byte cells.

• Supported bounded ASCII selector dialect: types, universal, IDs, classes, selected attributes/simple pseudo-classes, is/not/where/has, and nth-child/nth-last-child with optional of lists.
• Escapes, namespace selectors, nesting, layers, at-rules, unknown pseudo-classes and unsupported functional pseudo-elements remain unsupported, not passes.

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Paste/upload ordinary request CSV with exactly method,path. Put ordered route CSV with exactly id,method,pattern in the named textarea, replacing the example. Use uppercase ASCII methods; routes may use *. IDs must be unique. Paths are root-relative literal text, not full URLs.

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• All source and report text may contain private data. No remote reference, network request, code, handler, HTML or filesystem action executes. Fingerprints are computed internally; no customer-authored hash or encoded envelope is needed.

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Ordinary local UTF-8 text/JSON, at most 512 KiB per source. Exact source identities are retained; duplicate decoded JSON keys reject.

• Up to 2,000 package paths. Nearest node_modules path resolution links declared dependency, optional and peer edges, but does not validate version ranges or peer correctness.
• License strings and expressions compare exactly; no SPDX expression solver or legal conclusion. Conflicting lock/supplied metadata remains explicit.

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Ordinary local UTF-8 JSON text, at most 512 KiB per source; duplicate decoded keys and unsupported structures reject.

• At most 1,000 messages, 20 locales, 8,192 characters per message, nesting 8 and 4,096 parser steps per message.
• Supports plain {argument}, cardinal plural blocks with named and =n branches, nested messages and backslash-escaped braces/backslash. Requires other and every declared locale category.

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One UTF-8 JSON envelope, at most 1 MiB: base object, named overlays, environments with ordered overlay names; optional required and secretPaths JSON Pointer lists. Use harmless examples first. Sensitive-data detection is bounded and heuristic, not a guarantee; declare known sensitive paths and review both complete redacted outputs.

• No application configuration is changed, executed, uploaded or read from ambient environment variables. No external references are resolved.
• The source is ephemeral page/worker memory only: no drafts, local/session storage, logs, URLs or source download. Browser extensions, screen sharing, clipboard history and device memory are outside this app guarantee.

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Ordinary UTF-8 CSV, at most 512 KiB, 2,000 data rows, 100 input columns and 4,096 bytes per cell.

• Nanosecond integers are at most 24 digits (plus optional minus for clock offset). Input timestamps are nonnegative; corrected display timestamps may be negative.
• Parent chains are bounded to 128 hops. Duplicate span IDs are scoped to trace and cannot resolve parent identity.

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Ordinary local UTF-8 text/JSON, at most 512 KiB per source. Exact source identities are retained; duplicate decoded JSON keys reject.

• Flat v3 and embedded indexed maps only. External indexed-map URLs reject; sources/sourceRoot remain inert labels.
• At most 500 stack lines, 50,000 mapping segments, 10,000 flat generated lines, 100 sections per map, indexed depth 4 and 256 KiB mappings.

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Ordinary UTF-8 JSON with exact bounded token parsing. At most 512 KiB per source; duplicate decoded object keys reject.

• Only OpenAPI 3.1.0/3.1.1 JSON, up to 100 paths, explicit operation fields, JSON request/response schemas and bounded parameter declarations.
• The existing original common JSON-schema subset is reused unchanged. Unknown schema features remain unsupported. Local component-schema references resolve up to 16 hops and schema nesting 8; remote references never fetch.

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Ordinary local UTF-8 JSON text, at most 512 KiB per source; duplicate decoded keys and unsupported structures reject.

• One private cache only, GET/200 storage and recorded 304 updates with exact matching supplied validators; at most 500 events and 100 cached variants.
• Requests/responses are modeled instantaneous at event time. No network delay, shared cache, range handling, heuristic freshness or stale serving.

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Use the structured example to describe named states, transitions and event scenarios. State the starting point and any expected ending; this is a data description, not executable code.

• This does not run application actions or prove every possible workflow behavior.
• A path shown in the graph may still be impossible under its conditions.

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A test-history-v1 JSON document with explicit run_order, runs and test identities. Mark run completeness accurately; provide identity mappings only when you know they are correct.

• The report does not run tests, connect to CI or prove a root cause.
• Missing observations are not automatically passes, failures or proof that a test was removed.

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Ordinary UTF-8 JSON with exact bounded token parsing. At most 512 KiB per source; duplicate decoded object keys reject.

• Up to 20 declarative assertions per case. Parameter validation in saved cases is not implemented and leaves those cases unresolved.
• Contract schemas use exact JSON numeric comparison and preserve source numeric spelling. Unsupported contract features leave results unresolved, never expected-fail passes.

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A calculator CSV table with the example's exact headings. Enter batch costs and a positive whole-number count of good units.

• This divides costs equally; it does not assign costs to particular physical products.
• Waste costs must already be included in your entered batch costs.

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A calculator CSV table with the example's exact headings. Fixed cost, selling price and variable cost per unit, all in consistent units.

• Required whole units round upward regardless of display rounding.
• A price that does not exceed variable cost makes this model infeasible, even if fixed cost is zero.

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A comma-separated table with the exact example headings. Enter length, width, height, actual weight, a size divisor and a rounding increment for each scenario.

• This estimates a weight under your assumptions, not a shipping price or a carrier’s final billable weight.
• Rates, minimum charges, oversize rules and carrier-specific measurement rounding are not included.

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A comma-separated table with the exact example headings and one named scenario per row. Use plain nonnegative decimals, without currency symbols, commas inside numbers, extra spaces or percentage signs.

• Discounts apply one after another, not by adding their percentages.
• A negative remainder is shown, not changed to zero.

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CSV columns sale_id, sale_amount, eligible, refund_amount and adjustment. Supply the commission percentage yourself; the default is 0, not a recommended rate.

• This is an estimate from your rules, not payroll, tax or contract advice.
• An upper cap applies to the whole ledger, not separately to each sale.

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A calculator CSV table with the example's exact headings. Use either annual or monthly figures consistently and enter more than zero billable hours.

• The result is not take-home pay or a recommended market price.
• Taxes, benefits, vacation and unentered costs are not added automatically.

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A calculator CSV table using the exact headings from the example. Nonnegative price and cost in the same currency and unit.

• This calculates entered assumptions; it does not add taxes, fees or exchange rates.
• A zero price leaves margin undefined, and a zero cost leaves markup undefined.

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A comma-separated table with the exact example headings, an invoice date and whole-number terms for each scenario. Dates written as year-month-day, such as 2026-01-31.

• The invoice date is day zero and does not count toward the terms.
• No local holidays or contract terms are looked up or inferred.

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CSV columns scenario, target, achieved, as_of and deadline. Enter dates explicitly as YYYY-MM-DD; select revenue or whole units and define the working calendar.

• Required pace is arithmetic, not a sales forecast or a promise of results.
• Holidays and excluded weekdays come from your settings; no current date or regional calendar is inferred.

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A comma-separated table with the exact example headings and one named scenario per row. Use plain nonnegative decimals, without currency symbols, commas inside numbers, extra spaces or percentage signs.

• The tool does not decide which tax applies or supply current tax rates.
• Only one flat rate is modeled; compound taxes, exemptions and jurisdiction-specific rules are not included.

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Paste or upload CSV with exact header entry_id,worker,project,start_utc,end_utc,billing. Timestamps are exact UTC YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ssZ. Each positive entry lasts at most 24 hours. Provide project_rules_csv with project,hourly_rate,increment_minutes,time_rounding. Rates are approved user assumptions, not retrieved agreements. Increments are whole 1–60 minutes; time rounding is half-even, half-away-from-zero, floor or ceiling.

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• At most 512 KiB per main CSV, 1,000 records, 4,096 bytes per cell and 8 MiB combined output. Text remains UTF-8; invalid populated fields or excess resources reject the entire run without partial export.

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Paste or upload ordinary UTF-8 CSV with exact header cohort,acquisition_spend,acquired_customers,monthly_contribution_per_customer,monthly_retention_percent. Each row is one acquisition cohort. Spending and contribution are in the one entered currency; acquired customers are whole counts. Contribution may be negative, which is explicitly infeasible, not normalized.

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• At most 512 KiB per CSV, 4,096 bytes per cell, 1 MiB combined text and 8 MiB combined exports. Specific row/expansion limits also apply. Invalid populated fields or exhausted resources fail atomically without partial files.

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Paste/upload group,beginning_inventory,ending_inventory,cost_of_goods_sold CSV, one unique group per row. Values and COGS must share the declared currency and cost basis. Provide Gregorian start/end dates. Start is included and end excluded. Two-point mode requires blank snapshot text. Time-weighted mode requires group,date,inventory_value CSV with exact start/end boundary snapshots for every group.

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• Ordinary text/file input only. At most 512 KiB per CSV, 1 MiB combined source/snapshot text, 1000 main records unless the tool states 200 scenarios, 4096 bytes per cell, and 8 MiB combined output. Invalid input or resource excess rejects without partial exports.

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Paste or select ordinary UTF-8 CSV with the exact header category,item,budget,actual. At least one data row; commas only; optional leading BOM; no machine-envelope JSON or hash authoring. Category and item labels must be nonblank and their pair unique. Budget and actual are nonnegative plain decimals; exactly blank means missing. At least one amount per line must be observed.

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• 512 KiB input, 1,000 rows, 200 categories/periods, labels up to 120 Unicode code points, 18 whole and 8 fractional numeric digits, 128-digit exact fractions, and 8 MiB combined output. Lower applicable limits stop the file with no partial exports.

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Exact-header ordinary UTF-8 CSV; 256 KiB, 200 product/quote rows and 1,024 bytes per cell.

• Exclusive flat per-line tax and one percentage discount only; no jurisdiction rules, order-wide/inclusive/compound calculations.
• DRAFT is non-binding arithmetic, not legal entitlement, an issued invoice or tax advice.

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Paste/upload invoice_id,customer,due_date,balance,credit_adjustment CSV with unique invoice IDs. Balance is remaining balance before the separately declared credit, not original invoice value. Supply an as-of date and one to six increasing inclusive overdue-day boundaries, such as 30,60,90. Blank due dates are allowed and flagged. Blank balance or credit means missing; enter 0 for an observed zero.

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• Ordinary text/file input only. At most 512 KiB per CSV, 1 MiB combined source/snapshot text, 1000 main records unless the tool states 200 scenarios, 4096 bytes per cell, and 8 MiB combined output. Invalid input or resource excess rejects without partial exports.

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Paste/upload CSV with exact header sku,unit,demand,lead_days,safety_stock,on_hand,on_order,backorders,review_days,pack_size. Every SKU is unique; each row names one indivisible stock unit. Select per calendar day or seven-day week demand. Lead and review times are calendar days. Stock, safety stock, backorders and packs are whole counts. Enter 0 for a known zero; empty numeric cells remain missing.

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• Ordinary text/file input only. At most 512 KiB per CSV, 1 MiB combined source/snapshot text, 1000 main records unless the tool states 200 scenarios, 4096 bytes per cell, and 8 MiB combined output. Invalid input or resource excess rejects without partial exports.

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Paste/upload scenario,starting_customers,monthly_adds,churn_percent,monthly_price CSV with unique scenario names. Starting/additional customers are whole counts up to 1,000,000,000. Provide first month YYYY-MM and 1–24 months. Churn is 0–100 percent with at most two fractional digits; monthly price permits at most 12 whole and four fractional digits. Empty assumptions withhold projections, not zero-fill them.

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• Ordinary text/file input only. At most 512 KiB per CSV, 1 MiB combined source/snapshot text, 1000 main records unless the tool states 200 scenarios, 4096 bytes per cell, and 8 MiB combined output. Invalid input or resource excess rejects without partial exports.

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Paste or upload CSV with exact header offer_id,supplier,sku,unit,quote_currency,required_units,pack_size,price_per_pack,freight_total,duty_total,handling_total,defect_percent,fx_rate,fx_date. Each row is one standalone SKU offer/order; required quantities and pack sizes are positive whole counts. Enter prices and once-per-order freight/duty/handling totals in the row quote currency. Nonmatching target currency requires a positive target-units-per-quote-unit fx_rate and Gregorian fx_date. Empty charges are missing, not zero.

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• At most 512 KiB per main CSV, 1,000 records, 4,096 bytes per cell and 8 MiB combined output. Text remains UTF-8; invalid populated fields or excess resources reject the entire run without partial export.

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Paste or select ordinary UTF-8 CSV with the exact header period,task,effort,availability. At least one data row; commas only; optional leading BOM; no machine-envelope JSON or hash authoring. Period and task labels must be nonblank and their pair unique. Effort and availability are nonnegative plain decimals. Enter each period’s availability once, on any task row; leave that cell blank on its other rows. A missing task effort remains unresolved.

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• 512 KiB input, 1,000 rows, 200 categories/periods, labels up to 120 Unicode code points, 18 whole and 8 fractional numeric digits, 128-digit exact fractions, and 8 MiB combined output. Lower applicable limits stop the file with no partial exports.

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One complete UTF-8 JSON project, no duplicate keys; 128 KiB maximum. Start from the named example. Supply explicit currency, planning date, whole-unit quantities and integer minor-unit monetary assumptions.

• Only explicit reciprocal same-month equal-value revenue/cost pairs are eliminated; unmatched pairs remain exceptions.
• Twelve months, forty departments, and six hundred rows per revision; integer minor units and whole headcounts.

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One complete UTF-8 JSON project, no duplicate keys; 128 KiB maximum. Start from the named example. Supply explicit currency, planning date, whole-unit quantities and integer minor-unit monetary assumptions.

• Whole integer units only; six products/resources and at most 100,000 explicit combinations.
• Global optimum applies only to the fully enumerated supplied model; omitted constraints and business outcomes are not validated.

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Paste or upload ordinary UTF-8 CSV with exact header milestone_id,gross_value,deposit_credit,retainage,acceptance,acceptance_date. acceptance is accepted, pending, rejected or unknown. Accepted milestones need an entered acceptance date. gross_value, deposit_credit and retainage are explicit nonnegative amounts, not percentages.

• Development candidate. Browser layout, keyboard-only, accessibility and actual download qualification remain separate admission gates.
• At most 512 KiB per CSV, 4,096 bytes per cell, 1 MiB combined text and 8 MiB combined exports. Specific row/expansion limits also apply. Invalid populated fields or exhausted resources fail atomically without partial files.

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Paste or upload ordinary UTF-8 CSV with exact header item_id,direction,expected_date,amount,settlement. direction is receipt or payment; settlement is planned or unpaid. Provide scenario CSV scenario,receipt_delay_days,payment_delay_days and named opening cash, floor, start date, period and horizon. Opening cash and floor alone may be signed.

• Development candidate. Browser layout, keyboard-only, accessibility and actual download qualification remain separate admission gates.
• At most 512 KiB per CSV, 4,096 bytes per cell, 1 MiB combined text and 8 MiB combined exports. Specific row/expansion limits also apply. Invalid populated fields or exhausted resources fail atomically without partial files.

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Exact-header ordinary UTF-8 CSV; 256 KiB, 200 product/quote rows and 1,024 bytes per cell.

• Shared overhead persists in all scenarios. Allocation changes product presentation, never total profit.
• Blank costs are unknown; no forecast, operating recommendation, tax/accounting/investment advice or guaranteed outcome.

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Exact task CSV header: task_id,label,duration_workdays,dependencies,calendar_id,not_before,finish_not_after,milestone_due,resource_id,resource_units. At most 200 tasks and 256 KiB; preserve empty optional cells. Dependencies use predecessor_id:FS|SS|FF|SF:integer_lag, separated with semicolons. Durations are 0–366 whole working days; signed lags are -366 to 366 successor-calendar working days.

• Civil dates and whole workdays only. No shifts, time zones, split-task schedules, resource levelling, optimization, probabilistic durations or live calendars.
• One explicit resource pool per task and constant daily capacity. Zero-duration milestones occupy no capacity; unassigned tasks do not imply unlimited staff.

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Paste or upload ordinary UTF-8 CSV with exact header subscription_id,state,price,billing_period. Opening state is active, inactive, never-active or unknown. Active requires price and month/year billing period; inactive and never-active have empty active-plan fields.

• Development candidate. Browser layout, keyboard-only, accessibility and actual download qualification remain separate admission gates.
• At most 512 KiB per CSV, 4,096 bytes per cell, 1 MiB combined text and 8 MiB combined exports. Specific row/expansion limits also apply. Invalid populated fields or exhausted resources fail atomically without partial files.

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One complete UTF-8 JSON project, no duplicate keys; 128 KiB maximum. Start from the named example. Supply explicit currency, planning date, whole-unit quantities and integer minor-unit monetary assumptions.

• First-fit is not globally optimal; one skill per staff member per block and whole tasks only.
• Breaks must be explicit blocks. Labor-law, contractual pay and queue/wait-time guarantees are not modeled.

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One complete UTF-8 JSON project, no duplicate keys; 128 KiB maximum. Start from the named example. Supply explicit currency, planning date, whole-unit quantities and integer minor-unit monetary assumptions.

• Shared supplier capacity assumes compatible whole units; listed-period lead times are not calendar-day promises.
• Fixed-order allocation is not cost optimization; alternate capacity is an entered assumption and unresolved backlog stays visible.

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One complete UTF-8 JSON project, no duplicate keys; 128 KiB maximum. Start from the named example. Supply explicit currency, planning date, whole-unit quantities and integer minor-unit monetary assumptions.

• Expiry is exclusive: a lot expires before demand when expiry date is at/before the period date.
• Past-due releases are exception snapshots, not duplicate executable orders; no purchase is placed.

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One self-contained, non-fragmented .mp4 with AVC Baseline progressive video, no B frames or rotation, plus exactly one AAC-LC mono/stereo track at 44.1 or 48 kHz. Up to 6 MiB and 30 seconds, at most 1280×720 coded/display pixels and constant frame rate at or below 30 fps. At 2 Mbit/s total, 6 MiB holds about 25 seconds; high-bitrate phone recordings may fit only a few seconds.

• This is a bounded development MP4 profile, not general video/codec support. HEVC, Main/High AVC, WebM/MOV, fragmented/encrypted files, extra tracks, rotation, frame reordering and complex edits are rejected. Renaming a file does not convert it.
• Only zero-start, normal-speed edits or a single 1024-sample AAC priming edit are supported. No trimming, resampling, channel conversion, loudness normalization, PCM quantization or clipping change occurs.

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One self-contained, non-fragmented .mp4 with AVC Baseline progressive video, no B frames or rotation, plus exactly one AAC-LC mono/stereo track at 44.1 or 48 kHz. Up to 6 MiB and 30 seconds, at most 1280×720 coded/display pixels and constant frame rate at or below 30 fps. At 2 Mbit/s total, 6 MiB holds about 25 seconds; high-bitrate phone recordings may fit only a few seconds.

• This is a bounded development MP4 profile, not general video/codec support. HEVC, Main/High AVC, WebM/MOV, fragmented/encrypted files, extra tracks, rotation, frame reordering and complex edits are rejected. Renaming a file does not convert it.
• Only zero-start, normal-speed edits or a single 1024-sample AAC priming edit are supported. No trimming, resampling, channel conversion, loudness normalization, PCM quantization or clipping change occurs.

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One supported uncompressed integer PCM .wav file, mono or stereo. Up to 6 MiB, 4,194,304 decoded sample values and 180 seconds; the first reached cap applies. Stereo 44.1 kHz PCM16 fits about 35.7 seconds, PCM24 about 23.8 seconds, and PCM32 about 17.8 seconds.

• This converts PCM WAV bit depth and channel layout, not MP3 or arbitrary codecs. Sample rate, frame count and timing are preserved; there is no resampling.
• Only little-endian RIFF/WAVE integer PCM at 8/16/24/32 bits and 8–192 kHz is supported. Not MP3, float/extensible/compressed WAV, RF64, RIFX or video.

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One supported uncompressed integer PCM .wav file, mono or stereo. Up to 6 MiB, 4,194,304 decoded sample values and 180 seconds; the first reached cap applies. Stereo 44.1 kHz PCM16 fits about 35.7 seconds, PCM24 about 23.8 seconds, and PCM32 about 17.8 seconds.

• Counts of minimum/maximum integer samples are not proof that a recording was clipped. DC offset is the mean sample value, not a diagnosis.
• Only little-endian RIFF/WAVE integer PCM at 8/16/24/32 bits and 8–192 kHz is supported. Not MP3, float/extensible/compressed WAV, RF64, RIFX or video.

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Supported UTF-8 SRT or WebVTT with LF or CRLF line endings; mixed LF/CRLF and an initial BOM are preserved. Bare CR files are rejected, not converted. Up to 1 MiB per input, 10,000 cues and 60,000 logical lines. Each line may contain at most 16,384 UTF-16 code units. Cues must have text, nondecreasing start times and an end later than their start; overlaps are allowed.

• This is a fixed timing offset, not automatic synchronization, caption generation, translation, video editing or frame-rate/drift correction.
• No rounding occurs: timing uses exact integer milliseconds. Any output before zero or after 99:59:59.999 rejects the whole file. Cues are never clamped, dropped, sorted or renumbered.

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One self-contained, non-fragmented .mp4 containing exactly one progressive AVC Baseline video track without B frames/rotation and one AAC-LC mono/stereo track at 44.1 or 48 kHz. Maximum 6 MiB and 30 seconds; constant frame rate at or below 30 fps; up to 1280×720 source coded/display dimensions, 900 video frames and 4,096 total packets. At 2 Mbit/s combined bitrate, 6 MiB holds approximately 25 seconds, so high-bitrate recordings can fit only a few seconds.

• This is restricted keyframe packet-copy trimming, not arbitrary-time exact trimming. Non-keyframe starts reject unless the preceding-keyframe proposal is explicitly selected and then reviewed. End selection retains a complete video frame.
• Both tracks share an exact rational origin. Starts requiring fractional AAC sample ticks reject instead of rounding synchronization, including the tested 1.001-second keyframe at 44.1 kHz.

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One self-contained, non-fragmented MP4 with exactly one progressive AVC Baseline video track without B frames or rotation, and one AAC-LC mono/stereo track at 44.1 or 48 kHz. AAC is validated but never decoded. At most 6 MiB, 30 seconds, 1280×720 SPS coded/display dimensions, 30 fps, 900 video frames and 4,096 packets. At 2 Mbit/s combined bitrate, the byte cap holds about 25 seconds; higher-bitrate clips fit less time.

• The selected frame is the frame active at the requested instant: source PTS ≤ request < source PTS + duration. There is no interpolation, nearest-future selection or promise of an exact-time new image.
• No browser RGBA copy, canvas color conversion or video encoder is used. Visible native I420 is copied, the frame and decoder are closed, and the frozen original BT.709-limited/left-chroma/display-referred BT.1886-to-sRGB policy converts the pixels.

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One uncompressed integer PCM .wav file, mono or stereo. Up to 6 MiB. A stereo 44.1 kHz / 16-bit clip fits about 35.7 seconds; 24- and 32-bit clips fit less.

• Times use a half-open interval: include frame timestamps at or after start and before end. Each boundary rounds up to a frame. No automatic crossfade or click removal is applied.
• Only RIFF/WAVE PCM 8-, 16-, 24- or 32-bit at 8–192 kHz is supported. MP3, compressed or floating-point WAV, extensible WAV and video are not supported.

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One uncompressed integer PCM .wav file, mono or stereo. Up to 6 MiB. A stereo 44.1 kHz / 16-bit clip fits about 35.7 seconds; 24- and 32-bit clips fit less.

• Fade lengths round up to complete frames and must not overlap. Linear amplitude ramps have exact zero and full-volume endpoints; a one-frame fade zeros that frame. At least one fade must be nonzero.
• Only RIFF/WAVE PCM 8-, 16-, 24- or 32-bit at 8–192 kHz is supported. MP3, compressed or floating-point WAV, extensible WAV and video are not supported.

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One uncompressed integer PCM .wav file, mono or stereo. Up to 6 MiB. A stereo 44.1 kHz / 16-bit clip fits about 35.7 seconds; 24- and 32-bit clips fit less.

• This is sample-peak normalization, not LUFS loudness or true-peak normalization. Silent input stays silent. A gain cap may leave output below the target, and integer precision rounds the target conservatively to avoid clipping.
• Only RIFF/WAVE PCM 8-, 16-, 24- or 32-bit at 8–192 kHz is supported. MP3, compressed or floating-point WAV, extensible WAV and video are not supported.

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One uncompressed integer PCM WAV at 48,000 Hz; 8/16/24/32-bit. Declare mono or stereo L/R exactly. At least 400 ms; at most 180 seconds, 6 MiB and 4,194,304 decoded values.

• This is a bounded, non-certified candidate profile, not a compliance meter.
• K-weighting and two-stage gating use 48 kHz coefficients; other sample rates/layouts are rejected.

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One strict uncompressed DIB24 RIFF AVI, no audio/extra streams, extensions or PAR/rotation metadata. At most 8 MiB, 512 pixels per side, 240 frames, 20 seconds and 2,097,152 total decoded frame-pixels.

• Not MP4/WebM or a universal video editor. No audio, VFR, codec, OpenDML, orientation/PAR or interlacing support is advertised.
• The strict profile assumes square pixels; known geometry/profile extensions reject rather than silently rotate or rescale.

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UTF-8 JSON with durationUs and chapters containing startUs/title; duration is explicitly user-declared. At most 128 KiB, 1–200 chapters, duration at most 24 hours; integer microseconds and unique increasing starts.

• This creates sidecars; it does not probe media duration, embed chapters or guarantee any player supports them.
• FFmetadata titles escape reserved syntax and preserve Unicode; multiline titles reject.

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One bounded integer PCM WAV, 8–192 kHz, mono/stereo, 8/16/24/32-bit; 6 MiB, 4,194,304 values and 180 seconds maximum. An optional analysis range, BPM bounds, onset threshold and strictly ordered manual microsecond corrections.

• This estimates amplitude onsets, not guaranteed musical beats; sustained sounds, syncopation and changing tempo can fail.
• A 5 ms channel-peak envelope avoids opposite-phase stereo cancellation; manual corrected times remain exact microseconds.

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Little-endian RIFF/WAVE format-tag-1 integer PCM16/24 only, 8–192 kHz, explicitly declared mono or stereo L/R. Mixer sources must have identical sample rate, bit depth and channel count. Combined selected sources: 6 MiB / 4,194,304 decoded values. Each source/result at most 180 seconds. Stereo 44.1 kHz PCM16 fits about 35.7 seconds; PCM24 about 23.8 seconds. Multiple sources share the byte budget.

• Low-level requires every channel absolute sample to be at or below floor(2^(bits−1) × 10^(threshold dBFS/20)). This is not RMS, LUFS, speech detection or perceived silence; quiet speech/music may qualify. Leading/trailing and internal padding are disclosed as exact source frames. Only selected subranges of low-level runs are removed; every other frame is retained unchanged.
• No compressed/float/extensible WAV, MP3, video, surround, resampling, automatic channel/bit conversion, tempo stretching, clipping, limiter, dither or automatic attenuation.

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One little-endian RIFF/WAVE format-tag-1 integer PCM16 or PCM24 WAV. Explicitly declare mono or stereo L/R; stereo phase audit requires stereo. 8–192 kHz. The first reached cap applies: 6 MiB, 4,194,304 sample values or 180 seconds. At stereo 44.1 kHz the byte cap permits about 35.7 seconds PCM16 or 23.8 seconds PCM24.

• Only mono/stereo PCM16/24 is implemented. The channel-matrix catalog’s wider multichannel scope is not complete. No surround, MP3, compressed/float/extensible WAV, resampling, general codec conversion or automatic source-layout inference.
• Signed gains have at most three decimal places, between −2 and 2. Source sample rate, frame count, timing and bit depth are preserved. Exact integer sums divide by 1000 and round nearest, ties away from zero. No dither, clipping, limiter or automatic attenuation.

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Little-endian RIFF/WAVE format-tag-1 integer PCM16/24 only, 8–192 kHz, explicitly declared mono or stereo L/R. Mixer sources must have identical sample rate, bit depth and channel count. Combined selected sources: 6 MiB / 4,194,304 decoded values. Each source/result at most 180 seconds. Stereo 44.1 kHz PCM16 fits about 35.7 seconds; PCM24 about 23.8 seconds. Multiple sources share the byte budget.

• Decimal times have at most six fractional digits and ceil to whole frames. Signed gain uses thousandths from −2 to 2. Q16 linear fades round nearest half-up; overlapping fades multiply and round to Q16. A one-frame fade is zero. Event sums divide once by 65,536,000 with nearest/ties-away PCM quantization. Any ideal numerator outside the asymmetric integer range blocks export, even before rounding.
• No compressed/float/extensible WAV, MP3, video, surround, resampling, automatic channel/bit conversion, tempo stretching, clipping, limiter, dither or automatic attenuation.

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Exactly one format-tag-1 PCM16/24 RIFF/WAVE file, 8–192 kHz, mono/stereo; optional UTF-8 SRT or bounded WebVTT source. Up to 2,000 cues with millisecond start/end, stable row IDs, ordinary text and explicit optional VTT IDs/settings. Authoring rejects NOTE/STYLE/REGION blocks, inline timestamps and non-plain WEBVTT headers rather than silently removing them.

• No speech recognition, automatic transcript invention, video/compressed-audio codec or uploaded processing. Authoring supports exact integer-millisecond cues, not sample-accurate browser seek. Source bytes remain unchanged.
• Unicode counts are source scalar values, including spaces, markup and entity spelling, but excluding newlines. Combining marks and emoji sequences count separately. No rendered-grapheme, language-aware readability, standards loudness or accessibility-compliance claim.

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One little-endian RIFF/WAVE format-tag-1 integer PCM16 or PCM24 WAV. Explicitly declare mono or stereo L/R; stereo phase audit requires stereo. 8–192 kHz. The first reached cap applies: 6 MiB, 4,194,304 sample values or 180 seconds. At stereo 44.1 kHz the byte cap permits about 35.7 seconds PCM16 or 23.8 seconds PCM24.

• Only mono/stereo PCM16/24 is implemented. The channel-matrix catalog’s wider multichannel scope is not complete. No surround, MP3, compressed/float/extensible WAV, resampling, general codec conversion or automatic source-layout inference.
• Signed gains have at most three decimal places, between −2 and 2. Source sample rate, frame count, timing and bit depth are preserved. Exact integer sums divide by 1000 and round nearest, ties away from zero. No dither, clipping, limiter or automatic attenuation.

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One exact UTF-8 SRT or bounded WebVTT file, up to 1 MiB/10,000 cues. Declare the media duration and explicit minimum/maximum duration, maximum source CPS, line length/count and non-overlapping gap thresholds. Media duration is user-entered, not measured from an uploaded media file.

• No speech recognition, automatic transcript invention, video/compressed-audio codec or uploaded processing. Authoring supports exact integer-millisecond cues, not sample-accurate browser seek. Source bytes remain unchanged.
• Unicode counts are source scalar values, including spaces, markup and entity spelling, but excluding newlines. Combining marks and emoji sequences count separately. No rendered-grapheme, language-aware readability, standards loudness or accessibility-compliance claim.

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File types: .avi, .wav, .srt, .json. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Exactly one strict no-audio DIB24 AVI and one 16-bit mono/stereo PCM WAV. 2–20 ordered manual matched anchors spanning at least 100 ms; 1% maximum admitted drift; explicit continuity confirmation.

• Linear PCM resampling changes pitch with rate; not pitch-preserving stretching. No nonlinear correction, dropped-section inference or MP4/codec conversion.
• True output is muxed DIB24/PCM AVI plus the aligned WAV and reversible affine map; playback/listening remain unqualified.

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Strict no-audio DIB24 AVI; optional exact-duration 16-bit PCM companion WAV. Up to 64 half-open opaque rectangle tracks and 64 outward-rounded mute intervals; three explicit human review confirmations.

• No face/text detection or automatic tracking. Opaque black pixels only; no blur or guaranteed anonymization.
• Default proof shows redacted output only; opt-in PRIVATE before/after proof contains original identifying pixels. Boundary list may exceed six proof frames and requires complete human review.

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Two to four local integer PCM WAV recordings, with matching sample rates/channel counts; first source is reference. Every other source needs 2–20 ordered matched anchor pairs. Each selected WAV is one declared continuous segment.

• Manual matched anchors only; no automatic audio recognition, timecode import or embedded camera-video parsing.
• Conflicting anchors, missing source mappings, excessive drift and uncovered review windows block export. No gaps are silently filled.

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Separate strict DIB24 AVI, integer mono/stereo PCM WAV, sequential UTF-8 SRT and JSON chapter sidecars only. Exact role filenames and required roles are supplied explicitly. Missing required identities fail rather than infer a substitution.

• A bounded technical checklist is not distributor or privacy acceptance. Captions are structurally/timing checked, not semantically synchronized.
• This version does not inspect muxed AVI/MP4. Source video and PCM roles are separate. Native checks always remain untested.

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1–8 PCM16 48 kHz WAV files with matching mono/stereo layout; up to 64 explicitly approved sample ranges. At least 400 ms output, no more than 6 MiB WAV and 4,194,304 sample values. 8 MiB aggregate source/output budget.

• No generated words, mixing, resampling, crossfades or inferred speech edits. Hard cuts may click; listening review is mandatory.
• Gated loudness and 4x estimated true peak reuse the documented candidate meter, not certification. Rights remain the user’s responsibility.

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Format-tag-1 RIFF/WAVE integer PCM16/24 only, 8–192 kHz, mono or explicitly declared stereo L/R. Bank sources must have matching sample rate, channel count and bit depth. All selected sources share 6 MiB and 4,194,304 decoded values; each source/result is at most 180 seconds. Stereo 44.1 kHz PCM16 fits about 35.7 seconds, PCM24 about 23.8 seconds, shared across layers.

• One common loop start ceil-rounds microseconds to frames; loop length and cue beat positions round nearest/positive-half-up. Signed thousandths gains quantize nearest/ties-away. The loop end is exclusive. Outside source intervals are omitted exactly as displayed, with no crossfade/tail synthesis. Boundary jump measurements and a short tail-then-head WAV do not establish seamlessness or engine compatibility.
• No compressed/float/extensible WAV, MP3, video, surround, resampling, pitch/tempo stretching, bit-depth/channel conversion, clipping, limiter or dither. Canonical fmt/data output omits ancillary metadata; source bytes remain unchanged. No privacy-redaction guarantee.

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Format-tag-1 RIFF/WAVE integer PCM16/24 only, 8–192 kHz, mono or explicitly declared stereo L/R. Bank sources must have matching sample rate, channel count and bit depth. All selected sources share 6 MiB and 4,194,304 decoded values; each source/result is at most 180 seconds. Stereo 44.1 kHz PCM16 fits about 35.7 seconds, PCM24 about 23.8 seconds, shared across layers.

• DC subtracts the rounded whole-source per-channel mean. The high-pass is causal subtraction of a 3–127-frame odd moving average with full divisor and zero prehistory. Gate channels are linked; integer open/close thresholds must remain distinct, with Q16 attack/release ramps. Stages round nearest/ties-away. RMS match uses bounded exact integer-energy square root, at most 4×. A rectangular DFT of up to 256 comparison frames is descriptive, not calibrated spectrum/loudness or perfect restoration.
• No compressed/float/extensible WAV, MP3, video, surround, resampling, pitch/tempo stretching, bit-depth/channel conversion, clipping, limiter or dither. Canonical fmt/data output omits ancillary metadata; source bytes remain unchanged. No privacy-redaction guarantee.

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One supported PCM16/24 WAV plus one to four supplied UTF-8 SRT/VTT files. Map every selected caption file number to a unique language/role pair and explicitly review it. Supply a nonempty language label and bounded ASCII tag (2–3-letter primary, optional four-letter script and two-letter/three-digit region), exactly one origin role, required language/role rows and optional exact required scene intervals. Syntax validation is not language detection or tag-registry verification.

• Only supplied UTF-8 text/captions and one supported PCM WAV edition. No speech recognition, invented translation, language detection, video/compressed-audio codec, upload or media playback. Source bytes stay unchanged.
• Transcript offsets count Unicode scalar values, not UTF-16 code units or visible grapheme clusters. Combining marks and emoji sequences count separately. Interpolated times are estimates; structural coverage does not establish translation, speech, accessibility or player/distributor accuracy.

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One supported PCM16/24 WAV plus one supplied UTF-8 TXT. Name and explicitly confirm this media edition. Ordinary anchor rows specify a zero-based source scalar boundary, exact decimal seconds with at most three places, source SHA-256 and explicit review. Manual correction rows bind one exact nonblank source span to positive timing inside the media.

• Only supplied UTF-8 text/captions and one supported PCM WAV edition. No speech recognition, invented translation, language detection, video/compressed-audio codec, upload or media playback. Source bytes stay unchanged.
• Transcript offsets count Unicode scalar values, not UTF-16 code units or visible grapheme clusters. Combining marks and emoji sequences count separately. Interpolated times are estimates; structural coverage does not establish translation, speech, accessibility or player/distributor accuracy.

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1–8 strict no-audio DIB24 AVI clips with matching dimensions and exact rational frame rate. Up to 64 explicit cut rows, source in/out and contiguous record in frame. No gaps, overlaps, silent missing-media substitutes or rate conversions.

• Cuts only. No audio, VFR, compressed video, timeline gaps, transitions, handle inference or EDL dialect import.
• Actual per-frame mapping and proof images are supplied, not just a planning document. Native player/editor import is unqualified.

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Paste JSON with symbology (ean13, ean8 or upca) and labels. Each label needs an identifier string; caption and copies are optional. Retain all leading zeros. Check digits must already be valid. Captions are printable ASCII. Up to 200 expanded labels, 25 pages and 256 KiB JSON.

• No identifier is assigned or checked for ownership. This is not GS1 assignment, retail compliance or print-quality certification.
• Digital fixture decoding is not a promise that a printer, stock or scanner will work. Do not rescale the code or reduce quiet zones.

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Select one supported noninterlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNG, at most 1 MiB, 4096 pixels per side and 1,048,576 pixels. Supply 1–6 editable size objects with a unique lowercase slug label, width, height and crop or pad fit. Every image must fit the combined stored-ZIP payload budget.

• Editable generic sizes are not claimed to be current marketplace requirements. No upload, posting, destination validation or sales-outcome promise is made.
• Source/settings changes, removal/replacement, navigation, reset, cancel, processing timeout or a five-minute idle review invalidate approval. Old controls cannot approve a replacement preview.

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A JSON object of text fields, such as title and description. A rules CSV with field, min, max, required and required_text columns; exact required phrases are not normalized.

• The default limits are examples, not a promise of compliance with any marketplace policy.
• This does not verify claims, publish listings or predict sales.

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Fill the named Order ID field and 1–500 line-item rows with SKU, item name and whole-number quantity from 1 to 1,000,000. No JSON authoring is required. Duplicate SKUs remain separate source rows. Shop name, customer name, ship-to text and note are optional. Blank optional values are omitted; exact nonblank text is preserved. Use printable ASCII; multiline address/note fields allow CR/LF.

• This is a contents checklist, not an invoice, shipping label or fulfillment action. No order is retrieved, sent or changed.
• Long fields wrap without silently dropping text. A row that cannot fit or an unsupported glyph blocks the whole export.

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Paste CSV with exactly sku,name,price,currency,copies headers, or load the example. Use printable ASCII labels and a three-uppercase-letter currency label. Set page, label, margin, gap and padding dimensions in millimeters; check that your grid fits the page.

• The PDF cannot control printer scaling or stock alignment. A physical test is required before printing a batch.
• Three unwrapped Courier lines are used. Unsupported characters or overflowing text block the whole export rather than being replaced or clipped.

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Select one supported PNG or a PDF produced by the original Treadway Price Label Maker, at most 1 MiB. Arbitrary PDFs, other seller PDFs and image formats are unsupported. Supply intended width/height, paper dimensions and safe margin in millimeters. For a price-label PDF, choose its existing page number.

• No source resampling, document resizing, printer control or automatic printing occurs. The original file is not changed.
• Pixel density is calculated from the declared physical size, not image resolution tags. PDF source geometry is read only from the selected supported page.

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CSV columns scenario, item, quantity, unit_price, unit_cost, bundle_price and extra_cost. Enter currency, percentage fees and fixed fees yourself.

• Results use only supplied prices and costs; omitted costs are not discovered.
• This is planning arithmetic, not a sales forecast, tax calculation or recommendation of a profitable price.

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Fill Product name and 1–50 seller-approved instruction fields; Footer is optional. No JSON authoring is required. Only the text you supply is printed; no care or safety advice is generated or verified. Use printable ASCII. Instructions may be multiline: at most 2,000 characters each and 20,000 combined. Product name is at most 160 characters; optional footer 500.

• The tool does not invent or verify care guidance. You remain responsible for the supplied instructions.
• Icons, unsupported glyphs and overflowing content are rejected rather than removed or clipped.

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Select one supported noninterlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNG, at most 1 MiB, 4096 pixels per side and 1,048,576 pixels. Supply measurements JSON with productName and width/height objects containing label, decimal string value and mm, cm or in unit. Optional depth uses the same shape. Printable ASCII only.

• No measurement is inferred from the photo, converted to another unit or certified. Supplied decimal strings and units are retained; diagram is not to scale.
• Transparency is flattened onto white in a new output. EXIF orientation is normalized; supported metadata is removed without exporting raw values. Interpolation is in encoded sRGB sample space.

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Paste JSON with payload and an optional printable ASCII caption. The payload is encoded as supplied, not normalized or fetched. Select error correction L, M, Q or H. Versions 1–3 only, with payload limits of 52, 41, 31 or 23 UTF-8 bytes respectively. Up to 25 copies and 256 KiB JSON.

• No destination safety, availability or scanner compatibility is certified. The QR contains exact UTF-8 byte-mode text with ECI 26, not a tracking redirect.
• No logo overlays, larger QR versions or automatic shortening are supported. Too-long payloads and overflowing captions block the complete output.

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Plain browse files retains only available filenames. To retain distinct folder paths, explicitly choose one small folder using the seller folder control where the required browser interfaces are available; native picker qualification remains separate. Select a UTF-8 CSV and the relevant local files together. At most 64 files and 1 MiB total; CSV at most 128 KiB, 256 records, 32 columns and 4096 UTF-8 bytes per cell.

• Folder hierarchy requires actual native relative paths. Unsupported or empty-relative-path picker results are not treated as folder success; use uniquely named flat files instead. Same-basename files from separate folders are not supported by a flat chooser that supplies only basenames.
• Creator, source, owner, license, usage, scope and expiry are user declarations. Evidence bytes are hashed, not read for terms or legal validity. All ownership/permission assertions remain unverified.

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Paste/upload attribute,value CSV with one exact value per record. Duplicate attribute/value pairs and blank values are not collapsed. Optional exclusions use rule,attribute,value CSV. Conditions inside a rule all must match; any matching rule excludes the combination. Clear the example exclusions when using unrelated attributes.

• This description is not a browser result. Development candidate; native browser, keyboard-only and accessibility qualification remain pending.
• Only supplied local assumptions are used. No universal/current marketplace compliance or sales promise, external posting, order/refund decision, legal advice, customer communication or filesystem action.

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Paste/upload product CSV with unique nonblank headers; choose its exact identity column. Preserve identifiers such as 001 as text. Use original literal {{field}} placeholders with exact ASCII field names, not expressions. Set explicit ASCII casing and collision policy; values are never rescanned.

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• Only supplied local assumptions are used. No universal/current marketplace compliance or sales promise, external posting, order/refund decision, legal advice, customer communication or filesystem action.

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Use the ordinary example or supply the complete documented project schema. Inputs, settings and selected bytes are privately captured; edited sources require a fresh run.

• 32 selected files, 512 KiB total; 64 KiB project JSON, 32 KiB exact README and 1 MiB ZIP.
• Every actual ZIP entry, including implied directories, is listed in a primary plain-text preview capped at 16 KiB. Too-long previews block export; the successful preview is never truncated by the 20000-character host view.

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• 32 selected files and 512 KiB total; 64 KiB project JSON; 1 MiB ZIP.
• Every actual ZIP entry, including implied directories, is listed in a primary plain-text preview capped at 16 KiB. Too-long previews block export; the successful preview is never truncated by the 20000-character host view.

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Paste/upload product CSV. Provide mapping CSV destination,source,type,required; types are text,integer,decimal,boolean and required is literal true/false. Empty source means explicitly unmapped. Optional allowed values use destination,value CSV. Select the exact destination SKU field; it must be required text. Replace/clear the example schema and value lists for your catalog.

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• Only supplied local assumptions are used. No universal/current marketplace compliance or sales promise, external posting, order/refund decision, legal advice, customer communication or filesystem action.

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Paste/upload return_id,order_id,line_id,sku,returned_qty,reason_code,disposition,customer_name,customer_contact CSV. Provide the named eligible order table, reason/disposition choices and inspection check prompts. Quantities are integer pieces. Optional quantity exceptions use order_id,line_id,note and apply to an entire over-quantity group. Customer fields stay omitted unless you explicitly select their inclusion.

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• Only supplied local assumptions are used. No universal/current marketplace compliance or sales promise, external posting, order/refund decision, legal advice, customer communication or filesystem action.

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Use the ordinary example or supply the complete documented project schema. Inputs, settings and selected bytes are privately captured; edited sources require a fresh run.

• Only an open-ended rectangular sleeve is supported: no base, lid, tuck tabs or manufacturing die tooling.
• Opposite nominal panels close exactly. Declared symmetric thickness enlargement is not a bend-allowance model; physical internal fit is unverified.

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Plain browse files retains only available filenames. To retain distinct folder paths, explicitly choose one small folder using the seller folder control where the required browser interfaces are available; native picker qualification remains separate. Select a UTF-8 CSV and the relevant local files together. At most 64 files and 1 MiB total; CSV at most 128 KiB, 256 records, 32 columns and 4096 UTF-8 bytes per cell.

• Folder hierarchy requires actual native relative paths. Unsupported or empty-relative-path picker results are not treated as folder success; use uniquely named flat files instead. Same-basename files from separate folders are not supported by a flat chooser that supplies only basenames.
• No image recognition or document/media decoding. Extensions and stems are filename declarations only. Rule-linked results remain explicitly unreviewed.

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Use the ordinary example or supply the complete documented project schema. Inputs, settings and selected bytes are privately captured; edited sources require a fresh run.

• 64 products; printable ASCII for PDF text; 256 KiB input and 4 MiB total result. Static printable PDF, not an interactive AcroForm.
• Money is nonnegative decimal text with at most two places. Cases and case packs are bounded whole numbers; arithmetic uses exact integer cents. No taxes, shipping, currency conversion or fees are inferred.

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One complete JSON project following the supplied example; up to 512 KiB, 10,000 JSON tokens and eight nested levels. Use exact field names, explicit dates and ordinary nonnegative safe integer quantities. Unknown fields, duplicate keys and invalid identifiers are rejected.

• Raw RGBA JSON only, 2,048 combined pixels. No image-file decoding, OCR, rendered font recognition or perceptual color judgement. Exact pixel and caller-declared metadata methods remain distinct.
• No source is overwritten, external source fetched, message sent, listing published, stock changed or real approval invented.

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Use the ordinary example or supply the complete documented project schema. Inputs, settings and selected bytes are privately captured; edited sources require a fresh run.

• Up to eight products, at most 20 cases per product, and complete enumeration of at most 200000 combinations. Larger searches fail rather than claim a partial optimum.
• Only homogeneous-SKU cartons using one regular axis-aligned orientation are considered; mixed cartons or irregular packing may offer omitted alternatives.

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One complete JSON project following the supplied example; up to 512 KiB, 10,000 JSON tokens and eight nested levels. Use exact field names, explicit dates and ordinary nonnegative safe integer quantities. Unknown fields, duplicate keys and invalid identifiers are rejected.

• Exact string field/presence comparisons. Row order, object-key order and JSON whitespace are ignored. Only declared dependencies/merges/exceptions are considered; unknown relationships remain visible.
• No source is overwritten, external source fetched, message sent, listing published, stock changed or real approval invented.

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One complete JSON project following the supplied example; up to 512 KiB, 10,000 JSON tokens and eight nested levels. Use exact field names, explicit dates and ordinary nonnegative safe integer quantities. Unknown fields, duplicate keys and invalid identifiers are rejected.

• Calendar days with exclusive finishes; 128 tasks. No resource leveling, holidays or external assignments. Cycles and missing dependencies leave schedule dates unresolved.
• No source is overwritten, external source fetched, message sent, listing published, stock changed or real approval invented.

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One complete JSON project following the supplied example; up to 512 KiB, 10,000 JSON tokens and eight nested levels. Use exact field names, explicit dates and ordinary nonnegative safe integer quantities. Unknown fields, duplicate keys and invalid identifiers are rejected.

• Text-only proofs. Any artwork-dependent order remains blocked because visual proof is untested. Supplied reviewer/specification hashes must match; no real person is authenticated or contacted.
• No source is overwritten, external source fetched, message sent, listing published, stock changed or real approval invented.

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One complete JSON project following the supplied example; up to 512 KiB, 10,000 JSON tokens and eight nested levels. Use exact field names, explicit dates and ordinary nonnegative safe integer quantities. Unknown fields, duplicate keys and invalid identifiers are rejected.

• 64 files per version and 256 KiB per set; portable exact paths and canonical base64. Removed files require explicit supplied acknowledgement. ZIP contains every new file and exact supplied instructions.
• No source is overwritten, external source fetched, message sent, listing published, stock changed or real approval invented.

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One complete JSON project following the supplied example; up to 512 KiB, 10,000 JSON tokens and eight nested levels. Use exact field names, explicit dates and ordinary nonnegative safe integer quantities. Unknown fields, duplicate keys and invalid identifiers are rejected.

• Up to four supplied locale editions and 128 product/variant identities. No translation or price conversion. Missing/overflow text blocks archive export. Draft HTML font, shaping, pagination and visual overflow remain untested.
• No source is overwritten, external source fetched, message sent, listing published, stock changed or real approval invented.

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One complete JSON project following the supplied example; up to 512 KiB, 10,000 JSON tokens and eight nested levels. Use exact field names, explicit dates and ordinary nonnegative safe integer quantities. Unknown fields, duplicate keys and invalid identifiers are rejected.

• 256 lines/stock records; allocation in supplied order, FEFO or declared route. No travel optimization or stock mutation. Expired/incompatible stock excluded; shortages, splits and deferred orders remain explicit.
• No source is overwritten, external source fetched, message sent, listing published, stock changed or real approval invented.

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One complete JSON project following the supplied example; up to 512 KiB, 10,000 JSON tokens and eight nested levels. Use exact field names, explicit dates and ordinary nonnegative safe integer quantities. Unknown fields, duplicate keys and invalid identifiers are rejected.

• Exact SKU/variant/category/attribute/path reconciliation only. Supplied review hash binds copy, requirements and media bytes. No image suitability, malware scan or current live platform approval.
• No source is overwritten, external source fetched, message sent, listing published, stock changed or real approval invented.

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One complete JSON project following the supplied example; up to 512 KiB, 10,000 JSON tokens and eight nested levels. Use exact field names, explicit dates and ordinary nonnegative safe integer quantities. Unknown fields, duplicate keys and invalid identifiers are rejected.

• Exact SKU/batch/date-range denominators; unknown/zero denominators do not become zero rates. Duplicate IDs deduplicate or conflict. Customer text and return IDs omitted from all output, but product/batch codes remain; not anonymization.
• No source is overwritten, external source fetched, message sent, listing published, stock changed or real approval invented.

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Paste JSON with frames: [{id, durationMs}] and events: [{name, frameId, offsetMs}]. The optional schema is treadway-frame-event-sequence-v1. Use 1–1024 unique frame IDs and at most 4096 events. IDs and names must be 1–80 printable BMP characters. Durations are integer milliseconds from 1 to 60,000.

• The end boundary belongs to the next frame. Missing frames, duplicate frame IDs, out-of-range offsets and fractional times block export.
• Equal-time events keep their original input order. Names are literal text, not callbacks, scripts or engine commands.

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Select one non-interlaced 8-bit RGB or RGBA PNG, at most 1 MiB, 4096 pixels per side and 1,048,576 pixels. Use a supported PNG or load the generated example.

• Only exact RGB matches are replaced. There is no fuzzy color matching, quantization or indexed-color PNG decoder.
• Duplicate source colors are rejected. Mappings apply simultaneously to original colors, so replacements never cascade into later rules.

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Select 1–64 supported PNGs, totaling at most 1 MiB and 65,536 decoded pixels. Choose RGB or RGBA grouping and whether fully transparent pixels are excluded or included. Optional approved colors must be unique exact #RRGGBB entries in RGB mode or #RRGGBBAA in RGBA mode.

• This tool never quantizes, merges approximately or changes source colors. RGB mode groups alpha variants only for counting.
• Exclude skips alpha-zero pixels; Include counts their hidden RGB. All nonzero alpha samples are considered, even faint antialiasing.

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Select one non-interlaced 8-bit RGB or RGBA PNG, at most 1 MiB, 4096 pixels per side and 1,048,576 pixels. Use a supported PNG or load the generated example.

• 4-neighbor distances make diamond corners; 8-neighbor distances make square corners. The width is a whole number of pixels, not a smooth vector stroke.
• Outer mode expands only the sides needed and protects every source pixel with positive alpha. A high silhouette threshold can leave protected partial-alpha gaps.

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Select one non-interlaced 8-bit RGB or RGBA PNG, at most 1 MiB, 4096 pixels per side and 1,048,576 pixels. Use a supported PNG or load the generated example.

• Output is an opaque RGBA PNG: R, G and B are the mask value, and alpha is always 255. It is a mask image, not a transparency-preserving sprite.
• Binary uses alpha greater than or equal to the threshold. Threshold 0 deliberately marks every pixel on, including fully transparent pixels.

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Select 1–64 supported non-interlaced 8-bit RGB/RGBA PNGs in frame order. Total source bytes must stay within 1 MiB; total decoded source pixels within 262,144. Enter one integer duration for every frame, or one duration to apply to all frames. Each duration is 1–60,000 milliseconds.

• An optional local preview starts paused and supports Play, Pause, Previous frame, Next frame and Reset. If canvas playback is unavailable, the validated PNG and JSON downloads remain available. Main-screen browser qualification is pending for this build; no physical-device or reduced-motion browser acceptance is claimed.
• Preview playback is local to this page. The exported contact sheet does not play by itself; timing and loop mode are JSON metadata, not an exported video or GIF. No engine-specific adapter is claimed.

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Select one non-interlaced 8-bit RGB or RGBA PNG, at most 1 MiB, 4096 pixels per side and 1,048,576 pixels. Use a supported PNG or load the generated example.

• Normalized 0 and 1 refer to the outer canvas edges, not the centers of corner pixels. Pixel coordinates allow at most six decimal places.
• The marker preview is a separate annotated reference, not an altered sprite asset. Pixel-center rounding can move the visible marker by at most half a pixel per axis.

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Select one non-interlaced 8-bit RGB or RGBA PNG, at most 1 MiB, 4096 pixels per side and 1,048,576 pixels. Use a supported PNG or load the generated example.

• At most 64 frames and 1 MiB of encoded frame PNGs plus index JSON are supported. A highly compressed input can exceed this output-content budget.
• Grid remainder pixels are rejected by default. Choosing Ignore explicitly omits unmatched right/bottom pixels, as well as declared margins and spacing.

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Select exactly one supported RGB/RGBA PNG up to 1 MiB. Choose horizontal, vertical or both repeat axes. Tolerance is an integer from 0 to 255. A border pair is flagged when any absolute RGBA channel difference exceeds it.

• Comparison includes hidden RGB where alpha is zero. It is exact stored-sample analysis, not a perceptual or premultiplied-alpha comparison.
• A numerical edge match does not guarantee a pleasing repeating texture. Zero mismatches is not a design-quality score.

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Select one non-interlaced 8-bit RGB or RGBA PNG, at most 1 MiB, 4096 pixels per side and 1,048,576 pixels. Use a supported PNG or load the generated example.

• A higher threshold can visibly remove partially transparent borders. Retained pixels are copied exactly, not softened or resampled.
• A recovery PNG is exact discarded-pixel data, not another sprite frame. It is needed to reconstruct hidden RGB or removed partial-alpha pixels exactly.

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Paste JSON with an ordered frames array. Each frame needs a unique id; weight, minMs and lockedMs are optional. Use 1–64 frames and printable IDs up to 80 characters. An optional markers array uses beforeFrameId and timeMs to require a frame to begin at an exact point. Markers must progress in frame and time order; frame 1 already starts at zero.

• Every frame stays in order. An impossible cycle, hold, minimum, maximum or marker blocks export; no frame is silently dropped.
• Weights affect only unlocked frames. Locked holds are exact durations, not extra time added to a weighted duration.

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Autotile: bounded JSON with tiles/rules/grids. Collision: one supported RGB/RGBA8 PNG and manually specified vertex JSON in options.

• Only cardinal-4 adjacency is supported. No diagonal/rotation convention or game-engine adapter is implied.
• An unresolved mask remains unresolved; it is not silently assigned a fallback. Intentional empty and unoccupied cells remain distinct in JSON.

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Choose one ordinary static .ttf font file, nonempty and at most 1 MiB. No base64, font URL, installed-font enumeration or substitute font. Enter 1–128 distinct Unicode scalars (up to 1,024 UTF-16 units), pixel size 8–64, padding 0–8 and atlas width 64–1,024. Duplicate characters produce one atlas glyph in first-occurrence order.

• Each Unicode scalar is rendered independently. This is not a text shaping, kerning, ligature, right-to-left layout or arbitrary native-font engine. Baselines and advances are measured and checked against the exact supplied font.
• One native FontFace load may be in flight. Cancel makes it stale but cannot interrupt the browser decoder. A replacement Build may report busy until it settles; a stalled native decoder may require reload.

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1–64 supported non-interlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNGs, at most 1 MiB encoded bytes and 262144 decoded pixels across the entire ordered selection.

• RGBA8 memory is width × height × 4. Full mip-chain memory follows the explicitly exported floor-halving model, not GPU allocation, compression, alignment or residency.
• A completed report can say budgets are exceeded. This is an audit finding, not a truncated or failed processing job.

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Choose one supported PNG with opaque pixels whose red, green and blue channels are equal. Indexed/grayscale-encoded PNG modes are not supported; use RGB/RGBA8 encoding.

• Flat height yields RGB (128,128,255); rounding quantizes vectors to 8-bit color.
• Colored or translucent inputs are rejected, not silently converted. Heights use raw equal-RGB samples without a color-transfer conversion.

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Choose one supported RGB/RGBA8 PNG. Supply left, right, top and bottom inset pixels and a target proof size.

• Nearest-neighbor stretch is explicit; no interpolation, tiled-center mode or engine-specific metadata is implied.
• The panel export preserves oriented RGBA samples, including hidden RGB, but omits source metadata. Original input bytes remain untouched.

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Select 1–8 supported ordered PNG layers. Enter per-layer settings JSON or [] for defaults, plus viewport and camera path controls.

• Proofs use only sampled positions on the declared straight path, not every point of continuous camera travel.
• Source-over uses rounded 8-bit encoded samples and integer translation; no interpolation, scaling, linear-light blending or engine equivalence is claimed.

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1–64 supported non-interlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNGs, at most 1 MiB encoded bytes and 262144 decoded pixels across the entire ordered selection.

• The deterministic guillotine heuristic is not globally optimal. A failed page budget may fit with larger pages, less padding or another packing strategy.
• Padding is transparent black, not edge extrusion. Sprites are not rotated, trimmed, rescaled or deduplicated.

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Autotile: bounded JSON with tiles/rules/grids. Collision: one supported RGB/RGBA8 PNG and manually specified vertex JSON in options.

• Self-crossing, touching nonadjacent edges, degenerate/backtracking edges and out-of-bounds points are rejected; no automatic contour suggestion is claimed.
• Concave simple polygons are supported and flagged. Separate polygons may overlap; gameplay physics suitability is not guaranteed.

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Select one supported non-interlaced 8-bit RGB/RGBA PNG up to 1 MiB and 262,144 decoded pixels. Specify tile width and height, equal left/right and top/bottom margins, source spacing between tiles, and an extrusion width of 1–32 pixels. At most 64 tiles are supported.

• Source margins and old inter-tile spacing are not tile art and are omitted from the new layout. Their pixel count is explicitly reported.
• Every padding sample copies its nearest tile-edge sample, including corner, alpha and hidden RGB bytes. There is no blurring, interpolation or alpha premultiplication.

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Select one ordinary treadway-storyboard-input-v1 JSON file or paste visible JSON. The sample includes small supplied indexed sprite rasters, camera/layer keyframes, captions and inert audio references; no encoded envelope or authored hashes. Declare 1–16 sprites up to 32×32 with exact RGBA palette/index rows, 1–16 source-order layers, a viewport up to 256×256, 1–120 ticks per second and final inclusive tick 1–600.

• PNG proves sprite staging only. Caption text is preserved exactly in timeline/ledger but glyphs are not rasterized; no typography, shaping, localization layout or accessibility proof.
• Audio paths/durations are inert user declarations, not fetched/decoded/played or independently checked against audio files. Invalid exact IDs or declared timing fail before any ready export.

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Select or paste ordinary treadway-ui-skin-input-v1 JSON. Declare supplied indexed textures, explicit bitmap glyph rows/metrics and1–4 named components. No encoded font envelope or user-authored digest. Each component declares normal, focus, disabled and selected; hover/pressed are optional. Supply complete styles or documented named fallbacks, exact asset size,1–3 proof sizes including that asset size, label and minimum dimensions.

• This bounded profile uses supplied bitmap alphabets, not TTF rasterization, arbitrary PNG conversion, kerning or shaping. Missing glyphs produce explicit diagnostic markers, never a font fallback.
• All six required-state pair comparisons use declared RGBA channel/area thresholds. They are not WCAG contrast, focus usability, keyboard behavior, screen-reader support or full accessibility compliance.

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Select 1–64 non-interlaced RGB/RGBA8 PNG frames, at most 1 MiB encoded and 262144 decoded pixels in total. Every PNG must have one exact basename/frame declaration. Provide a treadway-character-release-input-v1 manifest up to 256 KiB with character ID, frames and pivots, required clip names, clip occurrences, events and hit windows.

• All times are integer milliseconds and intervals are half-open. An event at a boundary belongs to the next occurrence; the final clip end is not a valid event position. Every hit window must remain within its declared occurrence.
• Alpha-zero trimming retains visible samples and original placement, but may discard hidden RGB in removed transparent margins. Empty frames use explicit 1 × 1 transparent-black storage. Choose Keep original canvases to retain every oriented RGBA sample.

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File types: .json, application/json, text/plain. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Select one ordinary treadway-particle-input-v1 JSON file or paste visible JSON. Declare supplied indexed sprites, seed, viewport, timebase, final inclusive tick and 1–8 bounded emitters. Declare start/exclusive end, emission interval/count, point or rectangle geometry, exact velocity ranges in 1/256 pixel per tick, lifetime 1–120 ticks, piecewise force keys, scale/opacity and flips/quarter-turn settings.

• Original integer semi-implicit Euler in 1/256-pixel units, not physical accuracy, collision, arbitrary force scripts or an engine simulation. At each later age force updates velocity before position.
• Xorshift32 consumes six fixed draws per particle. Inclusive ranges use modulo with bounded modulo bias; no statistical quality or cryptographic randomness claim.

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Use an ordinary treadway-dialogue-input-v1 JSON file or visible editable JSON text. Start from the two-locale harbor example. No encoded fixture envelope or user-authored hashes. The host may queue several ordinary files, processing each separately under the same controls. Declare speakers, typed variables with defaults, localization strings in every selected locale, nodes, choices, entry nodes, supplied scenarios and requested preview targets.

• Conditions have no effects; variables remain fixed along each path. Readiness covers only the supplied scenarios, not every possible assignment or runtime sequence.
• Every referenced localization key must exist in every declared locale. Missing IDs, unsupported expressions and duplicate identities reject the job rather than guessing.

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Select 1–256 local opaque asset files, at most 1 MiB aggregate. Empty individual files are allowed. Relative paths must be safe, unique and at most 240 characters. Provide an engine-neutral treadway-asset-reference-input-v1 manifest, up to 256 KiB, declaring resource IDs and paths, references, dynamic-reference labels, entry paths and dependency-budget groups.

• Static readiness covers only supplied declarations. Computed runtime paths remain unknown and block readiness; scripts and arbitrary engine formats are not interpreted.
• Missing files, unresolved case-sensitive references, checksum differences, unknown dynamic references or exceeded budgets produce an explicit not-ready report. This useful review is not a failed processing job.

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Select one ordinary treadway-crafting-input-v1 JSON file or paste visible JSON. Start with the harbor workshop sample; no encoded bundle or authored hashes. Declare exact item IDs and unit labels, one selected primary-output recipe per item, positive recipe input/output/by-product/tool quantities, demanded outputs, optional nonnegative inventory, declared unlock tokens and available unlocks.

• Exactly one explicit recipe per primary output; no alternative selection, prices, timing, parallel scheduling, optimum, search solver, substitution or inventory transaction is implied.
• By-product credits arise only from already-required primary batches. The tool does not manufacture unwanted primary goods to optimize a by-product-only demand. Unmet items without a primary recipe are external requirements.

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File types: .json, .ttf. Supported formats and size limits apply; check the tool before selecting files.

Edit the visible ordinary locale manifest JSON and choose1–3 matching static TTF files in the separate picker. Exact flat filenames must match. The host creates its typed transfer record; no byte-array/base64 envelope or user-authored hashes. Declare exact locale strings, per-string isolated-glyphs or requires-shaping requirement, ordered fallback font IDs, license notes and optional scalar ranges.

• Only bounded static glyf/loca TTF with valid checksums and agreed Unicode cmap4/12 is supported. OTF/CFF, variable/color fonts, WOFF/TTC and general native-font support are excluded. Glyph-header bounds are not full outline raster validation.
• No shaping engine runs. Combining marks, joiner/selector/bidi-format/flag sequences, conservative complex-script ranges and every requires-shaping string remain blockers. No silent cross-font splitting, normalization or fallback replacement.

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Use an ordinary treadway-room-layout-input-v1 JSON file or visible editable JSON text. The five-room example includes a key, gated rooms and ordered objectives. The host may queue several ordinary files, processing each separately under the same controls. Declare grid/prohibited rectangles, templates with named boundary-cell ports and quarter-turn rotations, rooms and key grants/gates, a pinned entry, exit and required objective order.

• Ports connect only when their boundary cells are adjacent, opposing and have the same declared type. All such compatible ports connect; unmatched ports are explicitly closed. No corridors, obstacles inside rooms or physical navigation are synthesized.
• Search is bounded seeded depth-first placement, not an optimization claim. Search-budget exhaustion does not prove unsatisfiability; a fully exhausted bounded search has a distinct unsatisfiable error.

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Select one ordinary treadway-tileset-migration-input-v1 JSON file or use visible editable JSON. The file contains old/new catalogs, explicit mapping and one or two supported finite map objects, not an encoded fixture envelope. Catalogs declare 4–16 pixel square tiles, 1–16 exact #RRGGBBAA colors, lowercase hexadecimal palette-index rows, up to 64 tile identities, collision references/rectangle definitions and tile properties. Both catalogs have the same tile size and different IDs.

• This is a renderable finite original JSON adapter, not arbitrary Godot, Tiled, infinite/chunked, isometric or engine project migration. No files, resource paths, images or scripts are fetched.
• Every used old index, including indices in hidden tile layers, must map explicitly. Collision-reference identity, collision definition and tile properties must match semantically; changed behavior blocks every final map copy.

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