storytold/printcraft

This page introduces an external open-source repository. It is not an HDATF product.

What it does

PrintCraft is a Rust PDF workbench for reading, organizing and modifying documents, not a 3D printing application. It accepts PDFs and editing commands and produces revised PDFs, extracted text and document information, or rendered page images. Its desktop interface, command-line interface and MCP agent interface expose a shared document automation layer. That layer manages open document sessions, rendering and text caches, while search results can include page coordinates. Ordinary incremental saving preserves original bytes, so it must not be confused with removing sensitive information. Local operation is available, while building from source requires the Rust toolchain and relevant dependencies, and OCR needs separately supplied model files. The inspected OCR implementation registers English rather than providing general Korean scan recognition. Existing text editing, CJK handling, Office conversion and advanced PDF compatibility remain limitations that prevent treating it as a fully interchangeable Acrobat replacement.

How it helps ATF

For Company Brain, page text and search coordinates are candidates for linking an extracted statement back to its source PDF, not a complete knowledge index. ATF Works could evaluate merging approved report attachments and recording review comments while preserving the original document separately. Harness should explicitly restrict the automation root and record input identity, selected operation and saved output because unrestricted paths are otherwise possible. Evaluation should include Korean PDFs, damaged files, forms and independent text extraction after any redaction. Korean OCR, certified signatures and unsupervised deletion of confidential content are outside the initial scope, and upstream compatibility figures are not independent validation.

License

Apache-2.0 Permissive, with a patent grant. Commercial use is allowed; keep the notices and state your changes.

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