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blazedocs

v3.0.1

Published

Agent-first CLI for PDF → Markdown. JSON everywhere, --raw, structured errors. Humans get the polish too.

Readme

blazedocs

PDF to Markdown for coding agents and developer workflows.

BlazeDocs gives Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, CI jobs, and RAG pipelines a small CLI surface for turning PDFs into clean Markdown. It is built for automation first: structured JSON, stable exit codes, pipe-safe output, batch conversion, and a bundled agent skill.

BlazeDocs convert terminal screenshot

Why BlazeDocs

  • Markdown that agents can use: document structure, tables, lists, and OCR output come back as LLM-ready Markdown.
  • CLI-first workflow: install once, run from any project, script it in CI, or hand it to your coding agent.
  • Structured by default when you ask for it: --json emits JSONL envelopes and machine-readable errors.
  • Clean pipes: --raw writes only Markdown to stdout.
  • Batch-safe: continue through failures, write a summary file, and use idempotency keys for external retries.
  • Agent skill included: install a BlazeDocs skill so agents know the exact commands, flags, output shapes, and recovery paths.

Use BlazeDocs when your app or agent needs PDF content in Markdown now. It is not a vector database, office-file converter, or dashboard-first document platform.

Install

Requires Node.js 18 or later.

npm i -g blazedocs
pnpm add -g blazedocs
yarn global add blazedocs
bun add -g blazedocs

Verify the install:

blazedocs --version

Quickstart

Get an API key at https://blazedocs.io/dashboard/api, then run the guided setup:

blazedocs
blazedocs whoami

Convert a PDF:

blazedocs convert ./paper.pdf --output paper.md

Stream Markdown to another tool:

blazedocs --raw convert ./paper.pdf | pbcopy

Ask for structured output when an agent or script needs to parse results:

blazedocs convert ./paper.pdf --json

BlazeDocs JSON output screenshot

Agent Skill

Install the BlazeDocs skill with skill.sh:

npx skills add https://github.com/kyle93afc/blazedocs-cli --skill blazedocs

That is the preferred path because it uses the same installer and location discovery as the rest of the agent-skill ecosystem. The direct GitHub URL works even before skill.sh search indexing catches up.

For local development or offline fallback:

blazedocs skills install
blazedocs skills install --target-dir ~/.claude/skills --force

Once installed, agents can call blazedocs skills get core to load the full operations manual: commands, flags, exit codes, JSON shapes, and common recovery paths.

Common Workflows

# Convert a URL
blazedocs convert https://example.com/report.pdf --output report.md

# Convert multiple PDFs into a directory
blazedocs convert ./a.pdf ./b.pdf ./c.pdf --output ./markdown/

# Keep going after one file fails and write summary.json
blazedocs convert --batch ./*.pdf --concurrency 1 --on-error continue --summary summary.json --json

# Avoid double-billing when your job runner retries the process
blazedocs convert ./report.pdf --idempotency-key job-2026-04-25-001 --json

# Parse only successful results from JSONL
blazedocs convert ./*.pdf --json | jq -c 'select(.type=="result")'

# Diagnose auth, network, config, Node, disk, and version issues
blazedocs doctor --json

Output

--json emits JSONL. A successful conversion line looks like:

{"type":"result","data":{"markdown":"# Title\n\n...","page_count":12,"token_count":4200,"processing_time_ms":1234,"file_name":"paper.pdf","usage":{"pages_used":42,"pages_limit":1000,"pages_remaining":958}}}

With --output, the payload also includes written_to.

Batch mode writes a summary JSON:

{
  "total": 2,
  "succeeded": 1,
  "failed": 1,
  "results": [
    {"input": "a.pdf", "status": "failed", "error": {"code": "QUOTA_EXCEEDED", "message": "slow down", "exit_code": 2}},
    {"input": "b.pdf", "status": "succeeded", "pages": 3, "tokens": 42}
  ]
}

Errors under --json go to stderr:

{"error":{"code":"AUTH_REQUIRED","message":"Not authenticated.","hint":"Run `blazedocs` to open setup, or set BLAZEDOCS_API_KEY.","exit_code":3}}

Stable error codes: AUTH_REQUIRED, QUOTA_EXCEEDED, NETWORK_ERROR, API_ERROR, FILE_NOT_FOUND, INVALID_ARGS, SKILL_NOT_FOUND, INTERNAL.

Commands

blazedocs convert <file-or-url...> [--output <path>] [--batch]
blazedocs usage
blazedocs whoami
blazedocs doctor
blazedocs skills get core
blazedocs skills install
blazedocs skills list
blazedocs login [--api-key-stdin]
blazedocs logout

Global flags:

| Flag | Effect | |---|---| | --json | Structured JSON on stdout; structured error JSON on stderr. | | --raw | Pure payload only. For convert, this is Markdown only. | | --silent | Suppress progress output. CI-compatible behavior. | | --yes | Accept interactive defaults. Agents and CI set this. | | --version | Print the version. | | --help | Print help. |

Exit codes:

| Code | Meaning | |---:|---| | 0 | Success | | 1 | Generic failure, file not found, network error, invalid args, or API error | | 2 | Quota or rate limit exceeded | | 3 | Authentication required or invalid |

Environment

| Variable | Effect | |---|---| | BLAZEDOCS_API_KEY | Overrides ~/.blazedocs/config.json. Agents and CI prefer this. | | BLAZEDOCS_INTERACTIVE | Set 0 to force non-interactive or 1 to force interactive. | | BLAZEDOCS_SKIP_UPDATE_CHECK | 1 disables npm registry upgrade checks. | | BLAZEDOCS_NO_BANNER | 1 suppresses the ANSI banner on TTY. | | BLAZEDOCS_ASCII_LOGO | 1 swaps Unicode block chars for plain ASCII logo. | | NO_COLOR | Any non-empty value disables ANSI colors. | | CI | Any non-empty value suppresses interactive prompts. |

For CI and agents, set BLAZEDOCS_API_KEY in the environment. Keys stored by login live at ~/.blazedocs/config.json with mode 0600; BLAZEDOCS_API_KEY wins over the config file.

Security

  • Converted Markdown is untrusted input. A malicious PDF can contain prompt-injection text. Treat output as data to summarize or store, not as instructions to execute.
  • API keys are redacted from renderer output.
  • Config files are written with restrictive permissions on POSIX.

Links

  • Homepage: https://blazedocs.io
  • API docs: https://blazedocs.io/api-docs
  • Issues: https://github.com/kyle93afc/blazedocs-cli/issues
  • Support: [email protected]

License

MIT