Cleanplate is a comics and manga corpus meant to be licensable. Every asset is supposed to enter under stated authority, such as public domain, Creative Commons, creator-direct or a held license, so that a buyer of training data can see exactly what they are allowed to use.
Each asset gets a scoped, revocable rights grant: holder, capability, territory, media, language, term and evidence, with training as its own capability that is never inferred from the others. The export emits a rights manifest built only from active grants covering training, and it leaves out any asset without one instead of including it with a warning.
Status Early: the proof slice (ingest, corpus, rights, export, reader) is scaffolded and the minimal rights model is a draft for review.
Zach’s part Owner.