Extract text from PDFs, DOCX, and images with OCR.
npx skills add https://github.com/AIDEN0602/openclaw --skill pdf-reader-aiden0602
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: pdf-reader Source: https://github.com/AIDEN0602/openclaw/tree/main/skills/pdf-reader Command: npx skills add https://github.com/AIDEN0602/openclaw --skill pdf-reader-aiden0602
Reads text from PDFs, DOCX, and images to enable quick access, search, and analysis of document content.
Run the pdf-reader on a target document to extract text and pinpoint schedule lines.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To extract text from scanned PDFs or images, an OCR backend like tesseract or Vision processes the file to produce plain searchable text. This enables pinpointing specific schedule lines and deadline dates from syllabus documents.
Yes, you can extract text from DOCX files using an XML parser. It reads the document structure to output plain text content, enabling quick review and document analysis without needing the original word processor.
Yes, performing OCR on images or scanned PDFs requires an OCR backend such as tesseract or Vision. These dependencies are necessary to recognize and convert visual text into searchable plain text for schedule analysis.
The best way to parse class dates from a PDF syllabus is using a text extraction tool with schedule pinpointing. It converts the document to plain text using pdftotext, then identifies specific dates and deadlines for quick review.
Pdftotext fails on scanned PDFs because it only extracts embedded text, not images. Scanned documents require an OCR backend like tesseract or Vision to recognize visual characters and convert them into searchable plain text.
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