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Victor Kuznetsov
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Regenerating pixels removes SynthID / open watermarks but degrades a real photo, so running it on a clean image is the dominant paid score-0 cause on no-watermark uploads. Gate invisible/all/batch on identify.has_invisible_target: when no invisible AI signal is locally detectable and --force is unset, skip the regeneration. Per-command semantics: - invisible: write no output, exit EXIT_NO_INVISIBLE_SIGNAL (2) - all: skip step 2 but keep visible-removed pixels + strip metadata, exit 0 - batch: skip the scrub; copy the input through in invisible mode A skip never claims the image is clean (a pixel SynthID is undetectable once its metadata proxy is gone); the message says so and routes to --force. The gate fails safe (a detector error runs the removal). has_invisible_target wraps identify(check_visible=False, check_invisible=True) and returns the new ProvenanceReport.ai_from_metadata field (the confidence==high union), so the raiw.cc worker can reuse the same gate. Gate placed before engine construction so the skip path is cheap; shared via cli._should_skip_invisible_scrub. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>