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pdf2md

Skill14 starsChanged 10 days agoLicence not identifiedView on GitHub

Convert a PDF (typically a thesis or paper received with no LaTeX source, where LaTeX export and Marker both failed) into clean, chapter-split markdown laid out as a project's own src/ directory (-o points AT that src/ itself, never a parent of it): src/main.md linking everything, src/content/ holding frontmatter.md, Introduction.md, chapitreN.md, Conclusion.md, and src/assets/ holding bibliography.md and ref.md (acronyms and, if ever extracted, figures under assets/figures/ are reserved slots, not implemented). Accurate enough to feed thesis-auditor's content-level checks, though never auto-discovered by thesis-auditor's own directory resolution, which needs a real src/main.tex and reads LaTeX \\input{}/\\include{} macros only. Drives mineru end to end via its installed mineru-kit CLI: installs/downloads what's missing, starts the VLM server with a real accuracy fix (--image-min-tokens) that mineru's own CLI wrapper cannot apply on Windows, runs the conversion at maximum accuracy, then cleans up the running-header splice defect mineru's own title_leveling step leaves behind when it fails under CPU contention. An article or a talk source is kept as ONE document instead (postprocess --layout single: src/main.md plus assets/bibliography.md). Trigger on: convert this PDF to markdown, pdf2md, mineru conversion, thesis has no LaTeX source, PDF to UQAC chapters, max accuracy PDF conversion, /pdf2md.

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