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@okrapdf/cli

v0.16.1

Published

okraPDF CLI — upload PDFs, grounded context (structure/get/ask with bbox citations), parse jobs, structured extraction, and collection queries. Thin bin over @okrapdf/sdk.

Readme

@okrapdf/cli

The okraPDF command line: upload PDFs, pull grounded context with bbox citations, run parse jobs, extract structured data, and query collections — built for agents first (JSON envelopes with next_actions whenever stdout is not a TTY).

npm install -g @okrapdf/cli
okra auth login

Primary workflows

okra upload ./report.pdf                  # add --no-wait to queue; resume with okra jobs wait
okra documents read doc-abc123 --pages 1-3
okra chat "Summarize this document" --doc doc-abc123

Grounded context (agent loop)

okra context structure doc-abc123
okra context get "termination clause" --source-id doc-abc123
okra context ask "What is the guaranteed fee?" --source-id doc-abc123
okra parse doc-abc123 --engine mineru     # reparse, then: okra jobs wait doc-abc123

Context responses are token-bounded and cited: every snippet carries page, a deterministic page-image citation_url, and the matched node's bbox (bbox_source: "node"). structure/resolve report pages_parsed / page_coverage so a partial parse is never silent.

More

okra extract ./report.pdf --schema ./schema.json
okra render ./report.py --out report.pdf
okra collections query earnings "What changed quarter over quarter?" -o earnings.csv
okra resources list                       # discover every API noun and verb

Run okra --help for the full surface, including the self-host runtime (okra self-host --help).

Library

Importing okraPDF from code? Use @okrapdf/sdk — this package is just the okra binary over it. The legacy unscoped okrapdf package is deprecated.

Agent skill

Teach a coding agent the cited-context loop:

npx skills add okrapdf/okra-agent