analyze-dfxp-docs

To extract the complete TTML1 specification, apply a TOC-driven, section-by-section approach from primary web sources to generate an exhaustive, machine-parseable rule set covering elements, attributes, and timing for automated compliance checks.

Ensuring 100% coverage of DFXP elements and attributes requires validating extracted rules against Appendix D feature designations, producing self-validation reports that verify rule counts, completeness, and source attribution per rule.

Yes, this approach captures timing, styling, regions, and metadata for TTML documents by performing exhaustive extraction across all specification sections to enumerate rules, enum values, and sources into a machine-parseable summary.

You generate a machine-parseable DFXP spec summary by running a plan-driven extraction workflow on primary web sources, which enumerates rules and enum values with source attribution for integration with automated checks.

Yes, you validate extracted TTML rules against Appendix D feature designations to confirm completeness and accuracy, generating self-validation reports that verify rule counts and source attribution within the specification summary.