Production orchestration for preservation imaging
Wizard
An implemented desktop production toolkit that brings image processing, computer-vision analysis, reporting, and repository preparation into one clear environment.
Wizard is implemented and in active production use. It turns a collection of focused imaging utilities into a cohesive application for repeatable cultural-heritage workflows, helping technicians move complex batches through processing and quality review without losing sight of progress, results, or the files that need attention.
The system is designed around practical production needs: responsive background work, legible status feedback, recoverable operations, and audit reports that remain useful to both people and downstream systems.
Orchestrate
Coordinate multi-step imaging and preservation work from one interface while long-running operations continue in the background.
Analyze
Apply computer-vision checks to help identify visual and technical issues across complete folders of production images.
Report
Translate outcomes into readable pass, warning, and review states while retaining a structured record of each run.
Prepare
Help shape consistently named and organized file sets for delivery, preservation, or repository ingest.
One continuous production view
From incoming files to actionable results
- Choose an operationStart with a folder and the production task it needs.
- Follow live progressKeep the interface available while work runs in the background.
- Review clear findingsScan human-readable results and focus attention where it matters.
- Continue with confidenceCarry forward organized files and a durable record of the run.
Selected systems
Quality control inside the larger workflow
Wizard’s focused analysis tools can also be explored as individual systems. These project pages show how visual checks become production-ready interfaces and reports.
Implemented system · Active development
In use now, improving continuously
Wizard is a working production system, not a future concept. Continued development focuses on adding useful features, debugging and hardening existing workflows, improving performance, and refining the interface through day-to-day use, testing, and feedback. The public documentation records the current application and evolves with it.
Read the public documentation