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MinerU: Extract Documents Into Agent-Ready Markdown, Not Hallucination Traps
Open-source document parsing that converts PDFs and Office files into structured markdown and JSON. Built for agentic workflows where parsing mistakes cascade into bad decisions.
opendatalab/MinerU ↗Most document extraction tools hand your LLM raw text with formatting intact, forcing the model to parse structure on the fly. That's where hallucinations hide. MinerU does the parsing first, outputting clean markdown or JSON with layout, tables, and sections already decoded. You feed your agent structured data instead of a garbage fire of PDFs. For legal teams pulling clauses, finance orgs extracting line items, or research shops ingesting papers, this means fewer extraction errors poisoning downstream logic. Multilingual support covers real-world messy docs. Not flashy, but it saves the step where everything breaks.
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MinerU: Parse PDFs into LLM-safe markdown before your agent sees them
Document extraction solved for agentic pipelines. MinerU converts PDFs and Office files to structured markdown/JSON, removing the parsing step where most extraction hallucinations live. Built for teams handling legal contracts, financial statements, research papers. Open source, multilingual, agent-focused. Worth a test if you're shipping doc-heavy workflows.
PDFs are chaos. Most extraction tools hand that chaos to your LLM and hope. MinerU parses first, outputs clean markdown/JSON. Your agent gets structure, not a parsing puzzle. Open source, multilingual, built for agentic pipelines. github.com/opendatalab/MinerU
Document extraction is where agentic workflows break. Raw PDFs passed to LLMs = hallucinations. MinerU handles the parsing upfront, converting PDFs and Office docs into structured markdown and JSON your agents can trust. Open source. Built for legal, finance, and research teams shipping document-heavy automation.
Just integrated MinerU into a document-heavy pipeline and the difference is stark. Most PDF extraction tools give you raw text soup. MinerU outputs LLM-ready markdown and JSON, which means your agents actually understand structure instead of hallucinating context. Why it matters: I've watched teams burn cycles on post-processing extraction noise. Legal contracts, research papers, financial docs, Office files, images—MinerU handles the lot and outputs clean enough to feed directly into agentic workflows. Multilingual support means it scales past English datasets. The play: if your agents are currently wrestling with document parsing, this removes that friction layer entirely. GitHub: https://github.com/opendatalab/MinerU
if your LLM agent is choking on PDFs, you're solving the wrong problem. most extraction tools dump noise. MinerU outputs structured markdown/JSON your agents actually read. legal, finance, research docs, Office files, images—all clean. saves the post-processing tax entirely. https://github.com/opendatalab/MinerU