document-comparison

To compare two documents, you provide the file paths for your DOCX, PDF, Markdown, or plain text inputs. The Skill computes a paragraph-level diff with word-level highlighting to show exactly what changed between the two versions.

Yes, you can generate a visual side-by-side diff for contract review that highlights additions, deletions, and modifications. It outputs an HTML diff file that visually distinguishes the exact edits made across paragraphs.

Yes, the comparison tool supports Markdown and plain text inputs alongside DOCX and PDF files. It processes these formats to compute paragraph-level differences and word-level changes for version control.

The best way to summarize document revisions is to use the structured change summary output. It generates a Markdown summary of additions, deletions, and modifications after computing the paragraph-level diff.

Paragraph-level diff with word-level highlighting works by scanning two documents and matching text at the paragraph level first, then isolating specific word changes within those paragraphs. This results in a precise visual diff showing exactly what was added or deleted.

The Skill computes paragraph-level diffs with word-level highlighting for PDF files, but complex PDF layouts may affect text extraction accuracy. It outputs a Markdown change summary and HTML diff to help review revisions despite potential formatting constraints.