AnyParse Document Parsing and Extraction Skill
Use the AnyParse API to extract structured text content from multiple document formats.
When to Use
- Extract text content from documents
- Convert scanned documents/images into structured text
- Preserve document page layout and identify content in different regions
- Automatically classify document orientation (landscape/portrait) to improve recognition accuracy
- The user mentions "document parsing", "OCR", "text extraction", "content extraction", or "document conversion"
Key Features
- Multi-format support: Supports common document formats and image formats
- Layout analysis: Preserves information about the original document layout
- Document orientation classification: Automatically recognizes landscape/portrait documents to improve accuracy
- Structured output: Returns complete page layouts and full text
- Local deployment: Supports private local deployment, keeping data privacy under your control
Prerequisites
- The AnyParse API service has been deployed, and its access URL and key have been configured
Security Notes
- This skill does not perform any operations other than runtime package installation
- It only sends requests to the AnyParse API service you configured
- It only reads the API URL and key from environment variables or configuration files
⛔ Mandatory Restrictions - Do Not Violate ⛔
- Use only the AnyParse API - Run
python scripts/api.pyto complete parsing - Never parse documents yourself - Do not attempt to extract text by yourself
- Do not provide alternatives - Do not say things like "I can try to analyze it"
- If the API fails - Show the error message and stop immediately
- Do not use fallback methods - Do not attempt to extract text in any other way
Installation and Configuration
-
Deploy the AnyParse service (see the official project documentation)
-
Install dependencies:
pip install -r scripts/requirements.txt -
Configure: edit
scripts/config.jsonand enter your API URL and key:{ "anyparse_api_url": "http://your-api-host:port/anyparse/invoke/v1", "anyparse_api_key": "your-api-key-here" }Or configure them through environment variables:
export anyparse_api_url=http://your-api-host:port/anyparse/invoke/v1 export anyparse_api_key=your-api-key-here
Usage
Parse a Local File (layout analysis enabled by default)
python scripts/api.py --file /path/to/document.pdf
Enable Document Orientation Classification
python scripts/api.py --file /path/to/image.jpg --use_doc_cls
Enable Document Rectification
python scripts/api.py --file /path/to/image.jpg --use_doc_rectifier
Disable Layout Analysis
python scripts/api.py --file /path/to/document.pdf --no_doc_layout
CLI Reference
python {baseDir}/scripts/api.py --file PATH [--use_doc_cls] [--no_doc_layout]
| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
--file |
Yes | Local file path |
--use_doc_cls |
No | Use document orientation classification |
--use_doc_rectifier |
No | Use document rectification |
--no_doc_layout |
No | Do not use document layout analysis |
Response Format
{
"code": 2000,
"msg": "success",
"data": {
"metadata": {
"file_md5": "f484351567161df1e5e4d9d4b861c594",
"file_type": "jpg",
"file_name": "image.jpg",
"file_size": "8.10/KB"
},
"pages": [
{
"id": 1,
"content": "$10^{9}/L$",
"layout": [
{
"order_id": 0,
"label_name": "text",
"box": [0, 0, 196, 80],
"task": "text",
"parse_text": "$10^{9}/L$"
}
],
"elapse_times": 1.9343271255493164
}
],
"content": "$10^{9}/L$",
"elapse_times": 1.9524128437042236
}
}
Key fields:
code— API status code; 2000 means successmsg— Status messagedata.metadata— File metadatadata.pages[].layout[]— Layout information for each region, including position and parsing resultdata.content— Merged text result for the entire document
Error Handling
API URL not configured:
→ Tell the user to configure anyparse_api_url in config.json or environment variables
API key not configured:
→ Tell the user to configure anyparse_api_key in config.json or environment variables
File does not exist: → Check whether the file path is correct
Non-2000 status code: → Show the API error message to the user
Missing dependencies:
→ Tell the user to run pip install -r scripts/requirements.txt to install dependencies
