
DocSpry reads whole books, reports, theses and journal articles the way a production editor does, and gives your AI the result as data it can quote: chapters with their headings, paragraphs in reading order, lists, block quotes, tables (as Markdown or HTML), figures with their captions and images, display equations with LaTeX where it can be recognised, footnotes linked to their references, and the table of contents.
Every block carries the page it came from and its position on that page, so your AI can cite a passage by page number and a reviewer can find it in the original. Typical use: upload a 400-page book once, then ask your AI to summarise chapter 7 with page citations, pull every table from the methods section, extract the bibliography as structured records, search for where a term is defined, or compare two chapters.
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