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docs(readme): mark auto-tagging as shipped and stop overpromising compliance
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2026-04-29 12:29:00 +00:00 Objective: Two messaging problems in README confuse the target audience
(accessibility teams at organizations seeking open-source remediation
tools):- Auto-tagging is presented as "Coming Q2 2026" in 14 places, but it
has shipped (--format tagged-pdf, --format json,tagged-pdf, etc.).
The Python sample showed a fake auto_tag=True parameter that does
not exist in CLIOptions.java — the real API uses format="tagged-pdf". - The Problems table marks "PDF accessibility compliance" as Shipped,
and the AI-AGENT-SUMMARY says we "automate PDF accessibility
compliance". Auto-tagging alone is not compliance — PDF/UA requires
alt text, language metadata, validation, and PDF/UA export
(enterprise-only). Marking compliance itself as shipped overpromises
what the open-source tier delivers.
Approach:
- Replace every "Q2 2026" / "Coming Q2 2026" / "preview" reference
with the shipped state. Rewrite the Auto-Tagging Preview section as
"Auto-Tagging" with the real Python + CLI examples. Update the
Which-Mode table, Capability Matrix, Accessibility Pipeline table,
workflow diagram, and FAQ. Remove auto-tagging from the Roadmap. - Tone down the Problems table:
"PDF accessibility compliance ... Shipped" →
"Manual PDF remediation cost ... Auto-tag: Shipped. PDF/UA export:
Enterprise", explicitly framing auto-tagging as "Foundation for
PDF/UA workflows".
Update AI-AGENT-SUMMARY: "automate PDF accessibility compliance" →
"accelerate PDF accessibility remediation ... as foundation for
PDF/UA". This positions the OSS tier honestly while keeping the
commercial value clear.
Evidence:
- grep "Q2 2026|coming Q2|auto_tag\s*=" README.md → 0 hits.
- The fake API auto_tag=True is fully replaced by format="tagged-pdf"
(Python/Node) and --format tagged-pdf (CLI), matching the actual
values in CLIOptions.applyFormatOption (cli/CLIOptions.java:514-545). - The "Coming Soon" reference for Hancom Data Loader integration
(L279) is intentionally preserved — it is unrelated to auto-tagging.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) noreply@anthropic.com
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- Auto-tagging is presented as "Coming Q2 2026" in 14 places, but it