Openclaw Skills' Deep Doc Processor turns PDFs, Word files, Markdown, web pages, and text into layered summaries, comparison reports, and deep Q&A.
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npx clawhub@latest install deep-doc-processor
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Openclaw Skills Deep Doc Processor is a document intelligence skill built for long-form reading, information extraction, and synthesis across PDF, Word, Markdown, TXT, web pages, and other text sources. It automatically adapts when a user asks to summarize, extract key points, compare multiple sources, or probe a document with follow-up questions.
Designed for Openclaw Skills workflows, it selects the right reader for each source, then produces layered summaries, structured analysis reports, and precise evidence-based answers. It also preserves source files unchanged, writes outputs to the output directory, and redacts sensitive personal information in generated reports.
file-agent with read_file for PDF, DOCX, XLSX, and PPTX; read_text for TXT, Markdown, or code; web_fetch or browser-agent for URLs; and analyze_image for OCR.***.Openclaw Skills Deep Doc Processor does not require a standalone package install; it is activated by the agent when the trigger matches. To make sure it works reliably, place the skill in your skills directory, create an output folder, and confirm the required tools are available.
mkdir -p ~/.openclaw/skills/deep-doc-processor
cp SKILL.md ~/.openclaw/skills/deep-doc-processor/
mkdir -p output
Then verify the agent can access file-agent, web_fetch, browser-agent, analyze_image, and write permissions for output/. If you are running in a managed Openclaw Skills environment, confirm document-reading and OCR tools are enabled before testing with a summary or comparison prompt.
| Source type | Reader | Normalized output |
|---|---|---|
| PDF / DOCX / XLSX / PPTX | file-agent -> read_file |
Extracted text plus document structure |
| TXT / Markdown / code | read_text or file-agent |
Raw text with line structure preserved |
| Web page URL | web_fetch or browser-agent fallback |
Page content converted to readable text |
| Image with text | analyze_image |
OCR text plus inferred layout cues |
summary: one-sentence summary, paragraph summary, and full outlineinsights: key viewpoints, argument chains, evidence, and contradictionscomparison: dimension matrix, consensus findings, and divergence pointsreport: action recommendations, risk notes, and key data tablesqa: source-localized explanations with quoted evidence when needed******) and non-destructive output handling.Loading
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