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Skill produtoramaxvision/maxvision-utilities/media-forge/skills/ocr-validate

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Install
npx -y skills add produtoramaxvision/maxvision-utilities --skill ocr-validate

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INTERNAL - OCR text validation via Cloud Vision. Used by quality-reviewer.

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media-forge:ocr-validate

INTERNAL skill. Validates rendered text accuracy in a generated image using Google Cloud Vision OCR. Called exclusively by media-forge:quality-reviewer.

Workflow

  1. Receive image path and expected_text from caller context.
  2. Call Cloud Vision API annotateImage with TEXT_DETECTION feature on the image.
  3. Extract all detected text blocks from the response.
  4. Compare detected text against expected_text using normalized string comparison (trim, lowercase, collapse whitespace).
  5. Return structured result: { "pass": boolean, "detected_text": string, "expected_text": string, "mismatch_details": [] }.

When to use

Called internally by quality-reviewer in Stage 1 of the 3-stage review pipeline. Not for direct user invocation.

Outputs

  • pass: boolean — true if all expected text was detected accurately
  • detected_text: full text extracted by OCR
  • mismatch_details: list of { expected, detected, position } for each discrepancy
  • Error class on failure: OCR_MISMATCH

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