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Use when you need to extract tables from a PDF into individual CSV files
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Use when you need to split a long Markdown document into logical sections
Use when you need to fully process a PDF into Markdown, chunks, and table exports in one workflow
Use when you have a scanned PDF with no embedded text layer and need to add OCR text
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| name | extract-tables |
| description | Use when you need to extract tables from a PDF into individual CSV files |
Detect and extract tables from a PDF document, saving each as a CSV file with a manifest index.
--engine=camelot or --engine=tabula (optional; defaults to camelot with tabula fallback)--pages=all, or --pages=1,3,5-7 (optional; defaults to all pages)$CLAUDE_USER_DATA/document-to-markdown/venv/.tables/ next to the source PDF.tables/NN-p<page>-<slug>.csv, where NN is a zero-padded sequence number, <page> is the page number, and <slug> is derived from the caption.tables/index.toon manifest with one entry per table, fields: slug, page, caption, columns (list of column names), rows (row count), engine (camelot or tabula).tables/ directory created next to source PDFtables/index.toon manifest file with metadata per table