Five tools, zero servers. Every one of these is a static page that runs entirely in
your browser — no upload, no account, no network call of any kind. Open any tool, drop in a file, and
the analysis happens on your machine. See the README for
the full pipeline and CMSIFICATION.md for what's
still generic vs. what needs your organization's real CMS/style guide.
1
Prep-Check
Advisor's first pass on a client-submitted Word doc — full heading
outline, sentence case, italics usage, stray/placeholder text. Includes a one-click
Beta Fixer for the mechanical findings. Nothing here blocks the document.
2
Gatekeeper
The hard CMS-compatibility gate — blocks on custom styles,
dynamic fields, missing alt text, tracked changes, and more. "Flatten for Coding" auto-resolves the
mechanical subset and outputs a new .docx + changelog.
3
Converter
Word → CMS-ready HTML via an explicit, editable style-map. Refuses to run — in
code, not just by convention — on a document that hasn't cleared Gatekeeper.
4
Numeric Validator
Source .docx vs. published HTML, item by item, with a zero-tolerance
pass on every figure — currency, percentages, dates, numbers. Any mismatch is always a
hard fail, independent of overall text similarity.
5
Beta Auto-ResolveExperimental
Takes a best-guess, fully-logged position on every Gatekeeper
blocker — footnotes, outline numbering, equations, nested tables, custom styles included, not just
the mechanical ones. Read the changelog before this goes anywhere near a coder.
Advisor tools (1–2) → publisher tools (3–4) → Tool 5 is an optional, opt-in branch off Gatekeeper.