A high-performance text extraction tool designed to bridge the gap between static PDF documents and AI-ready data structures.
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npx clawhub@latest install pdfreader
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The PDF Reader skill is a specialized utility that leverages the PyMuPDF library to parse and extract text from PDF files. It is designed to empower AI agents with the ability to ingest complex documents, making it an essential component within the ecosystem of Openclaw Skills. By converting binary document data into structured text or JSON, it facilitates deeper analysis and searchability for any automated workflow.
This skill prioritizes performance and security, ensuring that text extraction is handled locally and within strict file system boundaries. Whether you are dealing with academic papers, financial reports, or technical manuals, this tool provides the raw data needed for intelligent processing.
To utilize this skill, you must first install the PyMuPDF dependency. Run the following command in your terminal:
pip install pymupdf
Ensure that the pdf_reader.py file is located in your active project directory. You can then execute the skill using standard Python commands, such as python pdf_reader.py "document.pdf" 10.
The skill produces a structured JSON output when the --output flag is used. This allows other Openclaw Skills to easily consume the data:
| Key | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
source |
string | The name of the original PDF file |
metadata |
object | Contains title, author, and document properties |
pages |
array | An array of strings containing the text for each extracted page |
total_pages |
integer | The number of pages successfully processed |
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