ID3 provenance tags (synthetic speech, generator, version, date, opt-in
voice name) on magazine MP3/ZIP/EPUB exports via a stream-copied temp copy;
verify endpoint and CLI; AudioSeal tier is a documented stub.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Single-voice health endpoint (GET /api/voices/{id}/health), problems stored in
meta on import, shown in the Try-out voice panel; architecture note and docs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Menu is grouped into View (Picture/Text/Split radios), Show and Playback
(real switches) and Theme (Light|Auto|Dark segmented control). Fixes the
Dark option looking disabled: its data-theme=dark attribute matched the
app-wide dark palette selector. Adds automatic advance to the next article
with audio (switch, default on) with End of magazine state.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace the three-icon view switch with one flyout menu (views, show text/pictures, minimize), add an Index sheet listing all articles with durations, and move playback speed into the slider row.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Controls can no longer fall off screen (320x568 up to tablets and landscape), share no longer overlaps the title.
Picture view with zoom/pan, Spotify-style whole-text lyrics with follow/back-to-current, minimize to current line,
persisted view choice, 44px segmented control.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Previous/current/next sentence in a fixed-height box with a fade, tap to jump. The
highlight is a binary search over sentence starts on audio.currentTime every animation
frame, with forced resync on seeking, seeked, ratechange, play, pause and visibility; the
marked word uses the sentence's own span. Playwright covers seeks, 1.5x/2x, rapid seeks.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Share buttons (toolbar, playlist, driving mode) build #s-magazine?doc=..&article=..&mode=drive; opening it routes to the article and starts driving mode with a Tap-to-play prompt if autoplay is blocked. Ids are validated strictly; access is unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Also reuses the existing magFmtClock for the contents list (the duplicate
tripped the frontend collision gate).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- fuse_paragraph_blocks joins a paragraph split by a column or page break into one
narration block (reader, podcast source and MP3), keeping source regions for highlighting
- language decided once per article; per-article acronym glossary (LLM classifies unknown
acronyms from context), letter-spelled acronym lists, extended DE/EN database
- core/spelling: dictionary findings (compounds, inflections, line-break hyphens, other-language
words), marked in review and listed per page/article; guarded LLM agent fixes; quality run
now includes the spelling pass
- keep suspended compound hyphens (Programmier- und) when merging regions / building layouts
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Export the region-type picker handlers and magRunPageQuality to the page (they threw
"not defined", so the picker never opened and Find missed text / Verify OCR did nothing)
- Add a unit test that fails when an inline mag* handler is not exported
- Quality audit: pixel-level clipping check on all four box edges, duplicate-article
detection, detected full-page advertisements skipped and shown green (no manual button)
- Driving mode text is karaoke-style (whole article, current sentence and word highlighted)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Quality run: per-page missed-text recovery, guarded OCR re-read and a pixel audit
(uncovered ink, overlapping boxes, clipped box edges); report saved as quality_report.json
- Thumbnail grid: quality-stage colours, flag badge, live per-page indicator for every
batch step (OCR, detection, figure fixing, quality run, audio)
- Pages can be approved as advertisements (not narrated, skipped by quality run)
- Driving mode: +/-15 s, seek bar, playback speed, text and image toggles
- Plus the previously uncommitted 1.53.5 magazine/OCR work in the same tree
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bundles this session's magazine review work: a single "Draw region" tool
replacing six preset-kind buttons; "Table" as a real, non-narrated region
type; uniform auto-OCR for every text-like drawn/re-read region with a
Tesseract fallback when the vision OCR backend is unreachable; a thumbnail
grid view and inline title editing for the article list; batch
approve/reject; standalone MP3 export with embedded title/author/album,
lyrics and cover art (adds mutagen); "Remove all boxes" for starting a
tangled page from scratch; Approve advancing straight to the next article;
a merged, sticky review toolbar; and a fix for stale image previews after
resizing a region's box.
Also fixes several character-portrait rendering biases confirmed live
across this session's DSA audiobook cast (routes/conversation.py): modern
or bald/receding hair regardless of established coverage, armored women
rendering masculinized, duplicated/malformed weapons, a ranged weapon
rendering as a firearm due to a German compound-word regex miss, an
established dwarf rendered with human proportions, and occasional extra
hands or lost non-human species in scene panels.
See CHANGELOG.md [1.43.0] for the full list.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The preview carries each page's regions (percent of the page, type, reading
order) for the reading pass and the labelling pass, drawn over the page image
with a legend. A server restart that killed the import left it "running" for
ever; the status route now reports it as failed. v1.42.0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- fix: Edit boxes and page-nav controls were dead clicks (handlers never exported
to root); resize from any edge/corner instead of only bottom-right
- feat: two-page spread in review (page images above, OCR lists beneath)
- feat: searchable voice picker for narrator and podcast hosts
- feat: Prepare audio synthesises the whole article ahead of playback; playback
also stays three sentences ahead
- fix: sync index.html cache-busting version with VERSION (was stuck at 1.26.12)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a "Describe" action per figure in article review: sends the cropped
image to the configured vision engine (with fallback) for a type-aware
one- or two-sentence description -- a chart gets a prompt about what it
measures and its trend, a table about headings and what stands out, etc.
Editable before approval. A new "Read figure descriptions" toggle in the
reading controls speaks these where they occur; purely additive, off by
default, and a figure with no description behaves exactly as before.
New core/magazine.py describe_visual_region()/_chain() reuse the same
reliability guards as page OCR (repetition-loop detection, sentence-
boundary truncation). New routes: POST .../images/{id}/describe
(background job), PATCH .../images/{id} (manual edit), descriptions=1 on
the article-text endpoint.
Live-verified end to end against the ingested c't KI Wissen 2026
magazine. Also found and documented a real, config-dependent limitation:
the currently-configured primary vision engine is transcription-only and
returns empty content for any descriptive prompt (confirmed with three
different prompts) -- not a code defect, but description generation
needs a genuinely caption-capable engine reachable as the fallback.
251 tests passing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two reports from the same mobile session tied together: a voice-library
crash ("fmtDbfs is not defined") and a save button reporting "No audio
ready" despite a file being correctly loaded and trimmed. Root cause
was the same in both -- the module loader fetched each JS file once
with no retry, so a single dropped request on a flaky connection left
that module's functions/variables undefined while every other module
kept executing anyway, producing confusing symptoms nowhere near the
real cause.
loader.js: _load() now retries up to 3 times with backoff before
rejecting. If a module still can't load after that, the app says so
plainly via a toast (or a plain DOM banner if even utils.js failed to
load) instead of silently revealing a partially-broken page. Wired into
both the core-module fallback path and ensureFeatureModules' lazy path.
Loading every section of the app at a 375px viewport and checking for
elements running past the viewport edge (all now 0) found eight real,
independent layout bugs, each with a distinct root cause:
- .section-head's mobile wrap rule targeted .section-header, a class
nothing in the app uses -- dead since it was written. Every section's
icon/title/action row (e.g. "+ New voice") ran off-screen unreachable.
- The synth-mode toggle and Clone-a-Voice source tabs' icon-only mobile
rules matched a <span> wrapper the markup didn't have. Added it, plus
aria-labels so hiding the text doesn't erase the accessible name.
- voice-design.css loads after style.css and re-declares
.design-sample-grid unscoped -- style.css's mobile override always
lost the cascade regardless of viewport. Moved the override to the
file that actually wins.
- Three separate minmax(380-440px,1fr) engine-card grids couldn't fit
one column under ~460px. Collapsed to 1fr with min-width:0 on the
items -- the column fix alone wasn't enough, since a grid item's
content-based min-width is still a floor even inside a 1fr track.
- The routing test row (450px+ minimum) and the conversation input bar
(a single non-wrapping flex row for text field + mic + gate + three
toggles) now wrap under 767px.
- Try It Out's EQ sliders shrank to fit beside their toggle instead of
ever wrapping below it, overflowing their own squeezed container.
Forced onto their own full-width line.
Verified with a Playwright sweep of all 16 sections (0 overflowing
elements, 0 console errors) plus the existing 225-test suite and the
frontend syntax gate.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Resumes an in-progress, uncommitted change from a previous session: the
live "page image + recognised text" preview shown during ingestion was
reworked to render formatted HTML (styled headings, a figure
placeholder) instead of a plain-text dump, but was left with a
duplication bug, dead code, inline styles, and no tests.
- Fixed duplication: a figure block's own transcribed text (usually its
on-screen UI copy) was rendered as an ordinary paragraph in addition
to the new figure placeholder box. Figure/chart/table/code blocks are
now represented only by the placeholder.
- Furniture/sidebar/pullquote/ad text is shown muted instead of being
dropped with no replacement, and is never promoted to a heading
regardless of font size.
- Factored the formatting logic out of the progress closure into a
standalone, unit-tested _render_ingest_preview_html().
- Replaced dead getattr(bbox, "y0", ...) calls (bbox is always a plain
[x, y, w, h] list) with direct indexing, moved statistics/logging
imports to module level, switched manual character replacement to
html.escape(), and bounded the preview by an accumulated line budget
instead of a blind slice that could truncate mid-tag.
- Replaced inline style="..." with CSS classes matching the panel's
existing dark console treatment.
- The frontend now always uses innerHTML (every text node is escaped
server-side), dropping the startsWith('<') content-type sniffing.
- Marked the preview panel aria-hidden -- decorative, and would
otherwise churn noisily for screen reader users on top of the
adjacent progress bar.
Verified against the real c't KI Wissen 2026 layout: a figure's raw
OCR text no longer appears twice, a real headline renders as <h3>, a
footer/pull-quote render muted, and all text is correctly escaped.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Ingestion now streams each page's image and recognised text into a
console-styled preview panel (Baidu Unlimited-OCR demo style) as pages
finish, instead of a bare progress bar -- raw text is written to a
per-job ingest_preview.json file since the background-job result field
strips text-like keys for data minimization.
Split-screen review boxes and their matching list rows now show a
centred icon for the region's kind and, when a region on a shared page
belongs to a different article, a badge naming that article, so a
claimed region is never mistaken for unclaimed text.
Added a "Draw it" mode: click-drag a box directly on the page image to
add a region the layout engine missed, as typed/OCRed text or as a new
figure (add_manual_region, POST /api/magazine/{doc_id}/pages/{page}/regions).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Split-screen review: the rendered page (left) with a numbered box per
detected block, the extracted text (right) with matching numbers.
Clicking either side highlights the other. Checkboxes moved from a flat
list into this layout without changing their semantics (still gate
what gets narrated).
"OCR again": reocr_page() forces one page through the configured
vision engine again, replacing only that page's blocks -- deliberately
does NOT call build_articles(), so an already-approved article is not
silently re-grouped. A magazine-level option re-reads every page and
re-runs detection (with a confirmation, since that does reset article
status). extract_pages() gained force_vision_ocr to skip its quality
gate for this case.
Building the numbered-box review immediately did what it was built to
do -- surfaced a real bug on live production data (real magazine, real
scan, not a synthetic fixture): a photo caption at 49.9% of the page
width sat in the gutter between two genuinely separate columns and
merged them into one, so every block on the page came back column=0
and reading order fell back to pure top-to-bottom, interleaving the
two columns' sentences. Fixed two compounding causes: column boundary
detection now excludes blocks much wider than the page's median width,
and detect_columns' gutter threshold (3.5%) was itself narrower than
some real magazine gutters (~2.1% measured) -- lowered to 1.5%.
10 new/updated tests, including one built directly from the real
measured page-17 block coordinates that exposed the bug.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
