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Known limitations

  • Rules, not understanding. The audits match patterns. They miss assertions phrased without numbers, superlatives or attribution words, and they flag deliberate repetition or long passages a writer may want. Every finding can be rejected and stays rejected.
  • Grounding checks links, not truth. A covered sentence links to a claim you documented whose text contains the sentence's specifics. Whether the source says what you quoted, or is reliable, is for a person to check.
  • English only. Stopwords, transition words, sensational phrases and abbreviations are English.
  • Duration is an estimate from word count, speed and punctuation; real narration varies.
  • Pronunciation flags acronyms, words with digits and letters outside A to Z. It does not know which words are hard to say otherwise.
  • Sentence splitting handles common abbreviations, initials and decimals; unusual abbreviations can split a sentence early.
  • One script per workspace. Use workspace export to keep several.
  • Storage is per browser (localStorage, usually about 5 MB). A failed save is shown and asks you to export.
  • The AI broker depends on a provider you configure; it was tested with a deterministic fake provider and a mocked HTTP transport, not against a live provider.
  • Static demo: the hosted build (once published) has no backend, so AI explanations show as unavailable there.
  • Published 2026-10-19. CI (Linux, Chromium) and the Pages deploy were green on the first run.
  • AI rewrite filter is conservative. A rewrite is dropped when it introduces any number (digits or words such as "three"), superlative, attribution, quotation mark or link. That also drops some harmless rewrites; explanations are still shown. Explanations themselves are free text marked "AI, unverified" and can mention things that are not in the script.
  • History table on very narrow screens (320 px) scrolls sideways inside its own frame to reach the Compare, Revert and Download buttons; the page itself does not scroll sideways.
  • The public static demo does not contact 127.0.0.1 until you click "Check the local backend"; a backend only answers pages whose origin is listed in SCRIPT_AUDIT_CORS_ORIGINS.
  • Shared browser storage on the demo site. All ten portfolio demos are served from patrickndevelopment.github.io, so they share one browser storage quota (about 5 MB). Each app uses its own script-audit.* keys and only reacts to changes of its own keys, but a very large workspace in one demo can make saving fail in another (the app then shows its save-failed notice). A local run has its own origin and is not affected.