fortax-pdf-extractionlisted

# Read a document and extract its figures Three jobs, one discipline: **every figure you report comes from the document's own text or image, with where it is printed, and you say how you read it.** Text beats pixels; a downloaded file beats a screenshot; a rupee figure you are not sure of is a blocker, not a footnote. 1. **Read what is open** — the CA points at a page, file or pasted text and asks what it is or says. 2. **Extract from a PDF** — tables and figures into a sheet (pdfplumber; OCR for scans). 3. **Read a long page** — too tall for one screenshot; overlapping slices, stitched on the overlap. ## Part 1 — read what is open "Ye kya hai", "samjhao", "isme kya likha hai", "what does this say", "is there anything I need to do". ### Step 1 — find the thing, then read it | It is | Read it with | |---|---| | A page open in the browser | your browser tool's page-text / accessibility read (Claude in Chrome, a Playwright/browser MCP, the Codex browser). If you have none, ask the CA to save the page as PDF or paste the text | | A file the CA named or dropped in the folder | read the file; for a PDF use Part 2 | | A scan, a photo, or a PDF with no text layer | OCR (Part 2), or read the image in slices (Part 3) | | Text pasted into the chat | the text itself | If you cannot tell which one they mean, ask in one line: "The GST page that is open, or the PDF you added for Sharma Traders?" Do not guess. If the text cannot be read, say exactly that. **Never describe a document