Validation release
Review the input. Review the result.
NSFW means content review here. It is not an adult-content generation mode, and a review result is not a guarantee that an image is lawful or appropriate in every context.
Open the local editorThe two gates are independent
A locally approved reference permits local editing, not automatic output release. Each newly rendered output needs its own local check before it can be shown or downloaded. A future cloud service also needs independent server review.
File validation is a separate check. A supported format and size do not establish that the content is safe.
Waiting is not approval
Queued, processing, pending or unknown states must keep generation or release blocked. Missing fields, incomplete responses, timeouts and provider errors also block the next step.
A successful network response alone is not approval. Do not work around an uncertain result by repeatedly creating a new request.
Special-care signals require a hold
A special-care signal must quarantine the task for the required policy or human review. It must not silently unlock generation, result preview or download, even if another flag is clear.
A model signal is not proof of someone’s age, identity or an unlawful act. The public service would need an operational review process before it could be enabled.
Review has limits
The local NSFWJS precheck uses a compact image classifier with an uncalibrated application policy. Block, review, unknown, timeout and error all keep the preview hidden. Its scores do not establish age, consent, legality or comprehensive safety; small details can be missed. The proposed public server-review gate is separate and is not activated by a local pass.
Only use references and instructions you have the right to provide. Live execution, provider configuration, consent and a release policy remain prerequisites—not capabilities proved by this preview.
Explore the local boundary first
Try a local photo edit without submitting your reference or result for external review.
Open the local editor