@Ryrenz: Papers, contracts, PDFs — these open-source tools cover all document work: 1. opendatalab/MinerU (68.9k) — from Shanghai AI Lab, one-click PDF/document to markdown, excellent academic paper layout restoration. https://github.c…
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This tweet summarizes 6 open-source tools covering PDF to markdown, document understanding, OCR, paper translation, and automatic literature review, aiming to streamline document workflows.
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