qa-quarto

You can compare Quarto HTML slides against Beamer PDF benchmarks using an adversarial critic and fixer loop that iteratively identifies and repairs formatting gaps. The workflow enforces quality gates like overflow, plot quality, and content parity.

Adversarial QA for Quarto and Beamer slide translations involves a critic/fixer loop running up to five rounds. It enforces non-negotiable gates such as Overflow, Plot Quality, Content Parity, Visual Regression, Slide Centering, and Notation Fidelity.

You fix content parity and visual regression issues when converting Beamer to Quarto using a pre-flight, audit, fix, and re-audit cycle. This iterative remediation process enforces strict visual and content matching across slide pairs.

The Quarto and Beamer QA workflow does check slide centering and notation fidelity. These are enforced as non-negotiable quality gates during the adversarial critic and fixer loop to ensure strict visual and mathematical accuracy.

A key limitation when running iterative QA on Quarto and Beamer slide pairs is that the adversarial critic/fixer loop is capped at a maximum of five rounds. If remediation issues persist beyond this threshold, manual intervention is required.