check-dfxp-compliance

To validate DFXP and TTML compliance in pycaption, run the context-optimized Python script to automatically check styling, timing, and content coverage against all documented rules and generate a detailed compliance report.

DFXP and TTML compliance validation checks styling, timing, and content coverage across all 115 documented rules, identifying implementation gaps to ensure your subtitle processing meets exhaustive formatting and synchronization standards.

Generate an exhaustive DFXP compliance report for release auditing by executing the validation script, which outputs a detailed markdown file to ai_artifacts/compliance_checks/dfxp/compliance_report_{date}.md highlighting all rule violations and coverage gaps.

Yes, pycaption supports automated TTML compliance reporting by running a Python script that validates against all 115 documented rules and automatically generates a comprehensive markdown report for release readiness without requiring manual inspection.

The primary limitation when checking DFXP coverage gaps in pycaption is that the validation scope is strictly defined by the 115 documented rules, meaning any undocumented edge cases or newly introduced styling specifications will not be captured in the generated compliance report.