11. Reports and exports

11.1 Run a full audit before export#

Report exports represent the latest authoritative audit cache. Live Mode can provide current editing feedback without rebuilding the complete export model. Run the appropriate full audit immediately before export.

11.2 Typography Report#

The Typography Report is exported as CSV to:

Typography Reports/Avellio_Typography_Report_<timestamp>.csv

The 23 columns are:

1. Issue Type
2. Severity
3. Message
4. Page
5. Paragraph Style
6. Character Style
7. Locale
8. Snippet
9. Start
10. Length
11. Category
12. Role
13. Confidence
14. Confidence Score
15. Source Rule
16. Fix Hint
17. Typographic Profile
18. Resolved Locale
19. Locale Hint
20. Locale Fix Example
21. Locale Source Rule
22. Locale Specificity
23. Locale Hint Confidence

The additional explainability fields make it possible to audit why a locale-related result was raised and how specific the rule is.

11.3 Override Report#

The Override Report is exported as CSV to:

Override Reports/Avellio_Override_Report_<timestamp>.csv

Use it to review detailed local-formatting differences outside the visual palette, sort by property or risk, and archive a QA result with the project.

11.4 Fix Report#

The Fix Report is a plain-text report, not CSV. It is written to:

Fix Reports/Avellio_Fix_Report_<timestamp>.txt

It records the current Fix Plan and action-layer summary, including relevant applied, skipped, blocked, guarded, or stale outcomes available to the session.

11.5 Report locations#

Avellio first attempts to create the named report folder beside the running JSX or JSXBIN. If that script location is unavailable or not writable, it uses the matching folder under Documents/Avellio Reports. The final save message identifies the generated file.

If a report is not where expected, read the final save confirmation and search Documents/Avellio Reports for the exact timestamped Avellio_..._Report_ filename. If neither location is writable, Avellio reports an export error rather than silently saving elsewhere.

11.6 Working with CSV exports#

CSV consumers can interpret punctuation, quotation marks, encodings, or leading numeric values differently. Import the file explicitly as UTF-8 where the target application offers an encoding choice. Preserve Issue Type, page, style, locale, and source-rule columns when filtering or sharing results.