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# DocParse - Document Parsing with Visual Citations Parse documents and answer questions with spatially-grounded visual citations. Every cited fact is traced to an exact location on the source page. ## Variables - `$ARGUMENTS` - file path(s) or directory, optional question in quotes - Examples: - `/docparse datastore/corporate/presentations/deck.pdf` - `/docparse datastore/books/ "What are the key principles?"` - `/docparse report.pdf --report` ## Phase 0 - Setup & Context 1. Run prerequisite check: ```bash python "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}"/scripts/docparse.py setup --check ``` If any check fails, print the install instructions and STOP. 2. Parse `$ARGUMENTS`: - Extract file path(s) or directory - Extract optional question (quoted string) - Check for `--report` flag or if user explicitly asks for "visual citations" / "visual report" - Check for `--pages` specification (e.g., `--pages 1-10`) 3. If a directory was given, discover supported files: ```bash # Use Glob to find PDFs, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX in the directory ``` 4. For documents over 50 pages, ask the user which page range to parse. Never parse 100+ pages without an explicit `--pages` restriction. ## Phase 1 - Parse Run the parser: ```bash python "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}"/scripts/docparse.py parse \ --files "<file1>" "<file2>" \ [--pages "1-10"] \ [--dpi 150] \ --output-json /tmp/docparse_parsed.json ``` Read the output JSON and present a summary: - Number of files and pa