compile-pdf 0.5.2

CompilePDF — the only writer in the Print With Synergy stack. Rewrite, marks, impose, and trap producers built on top of codex-pdf.

compile-pdf

CompilePDF — the only writer in the Print With Synergy stack.

Four producers under one Python package, four FastAPI services in one Railway project, one Redis-backed Celery broker, one S3-compatible object bucket.

Producer	Purpose
compile_pdf.rewrite	OCG flips, metadata patches, color-space swaps, hygiene strips, page lifecycle ops on a single PDF
compile_pdf.marks	Register / crop / color-bar / fold marks; 1-up proofing slugs; external mark template ingestion
compile_pdf.impose	Sheet-level step-and-repeat layout; work-and-turn / tumble; bleed handling
compile_pdf.trap	Ink-pair spread / choke trap with three engine slots (pure_python / ghostscript / external)

Architectural invariants (mechanically enforced by scripts/consume_surface_audit.py):

• CompilePDF is the only writer in the stack.
• codex-pdf stays read-only — its produce_surface_audit.py enforces.
• Every producer consumes Codex primitives through published surfaces; re-implementation is forbidden.
• Every producer emits deterministic bytes; same input + same plan + same engine fingerprint → same SHA-256 output.

Status

compile-pdf 0.5.1 on PyPI, built against codex-pdf 1.8.1. All four producers (rewrite, marks, impose, trap) are live, the CJD orchestrator + lineage store are wired, and retention-for-training is opt-in per request. See CHANGELOG.md for the release log and docs/ for operator + integrator documentation.

Install

pip install compile-pdf

For producers that need geometry primitives (marks, impose, trap):

pip install 'compile-pdf[geom]'

For the trap producer with Ghostscript engine fallback:

pip install 'compile-pdf[geom,trap-gs]'

CLI

compile-pdf rewrite  --plan plan.json     input.pdf output.pdf
compile-pdf marks    --template tmpl.json input.pdf output.pdf
compile-pdf impose   --layout layout.json input.pdf output.pdf
compile-pdf trap     --policy policy.json input.pdf output.pdf

compile-pdf version
compile-pdf contract
compile-pdf health
compile-pdf cjd apply <job.json|job.xml>
compile-pdf lineage <id> [--chain]

Opting in to retention-for-training

Every producer endpoint (and the CJD orchestrator) accepts an explicit opt-in signal that retains the call's inputs and outputs for engine training. Off by default; engaged per-request.

curl -X POST $COMPILE_BASE/v1/rewrite/apply \
  -H "X-Compile-Retain-For-Training: true" \
  -H "X-Compile-Tenant: acme-co" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  --data-binary @request.json

Operators wire it up by setting COMPILE_RETAIN_BUCKET and friends (see docs/operations/retention.md). With no bucket configured the consent header is parsed and logged but nothing is written.

CLI defaults to local-mode (in-process) when COMPILE_API_BASE is unset; otherwise POSTs to the configured central or sidecar URL.

Docs

• Operator + integrator docs: docs/
• Per-release log: CHANGELOG.md

License

AGPL-3.0-or-later. See LICENSE.