PRINT QUALITY FOR APP MAINTAINERS
Eight steps in.
Eight steps out.
Your tests passed. The last instruction disappeared. PlateProof catches missing plates, clipped artwork, and extra pages in the actual Chromium print—before your illustrated manual ships.
Public, read-only reference · No signup or generation calls
One hidden plate. One real failed pipeline.Inspect the reproducible failure →
Small folds.
A complete picture.
Fold a paper fan · authored reference
Built on Flatpack’s MIT foundation →
Actual Chromium renderingRetained PDF + screenshotRelease remains human-authorized01 / THE PRINT CHECK
The output is
the thing that matters.
Ordinary tests can stay green while a plate disappears. PlateProof looks at the rendered page.
See what the browser found →- 01
Start with a stable reference.
Eight authored illustrations give every revision the same starting point. Required QA never needs a model call.
- 02
Check the actual print.
Chromium renders the sheet. Checks catch hidden plates, clipping, extra pages, and missing attribution.
- 03
Keep the proof.
A report, screenshot, and PDF tie the result to its tested commit. A person still decides when to release.
A SNAPSHOT YOU CAN OPEN
The print, with its paper trail.
Inspect the published reference artifacts. These results belong to their source revision; they do not certify every change or a production release.
- Source revision
365824341aff- Executed Pages job
- 17263147803 →
- What this proves
- Reference structure and print layout
- Native Duo repair
- Not yet verified
- Protected production
- Not recorded
02 / OPEN TO INSPECTION
A missing plate.
A visible failure.
A controlled CSS regression hides the eighth figure. The real failed job retains its report so a maintainer can inspect the problem, not just a red badge.
Engineering CI and the public reference preview are available. The intended native Duo repair and protected release remain separate, unverified milestones.
A FEW USEFUL DETAILS
Before you unfold it.
Is this manual AI-generated?
This public example uses eight original, authored illustrations. Flatpack’s local workflow generates illustrated manuals from narrated video; PlateProof adds checks for their printed output.
Can I generate a manual here?
The public viewer is read-only. Run Flatpack locally for video generation and editing. Read the setup guide →
Does a passing check mean the instructions are safe?
No. These checks assess structure and print layout. They do not establish whether an illustrated action is correct, understandable, or safe.
EVERY STEP SHOULD MAKE IT TO PAPER.