Convert PDF files to Markdown using WiseOCR API (powered by WiseDiag). Supports table recognition, multi-column layouts, and medical document OCR. Usage: Upload a PDF file and say Use WiseOCR to process this.
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Added November 11, 2026
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---
name: wiseocr
description: "Convert PDF files to Markdown using WiseOCR API (powered by WiseDiag). Supports table recognition, multi-column layouts, and medical document OCR. Usage: Upload a PDF file and say Use WiseOCR to process this."
registry:
homepage: https://github.com/wisediag/wiseocr-skill
author: WiseDiag
credentials:
required: true
env_vars:
- WISEDIAG_API_KEY
---
# WiseOCR Skill (powered by WiseDiag)
Convert PDF files into Markdown format. The script handles API authentication, file upload, OCR processing, and saves the result automatically.
## ⚠️ IMPORTANT: How to Use This Skill
**You MUST use the provided script to process files. Do NOT call any API or HTTP endpoint directly.**
The script `scripts/wiseocr.py` handles everything:
- API authentication (reads `WISEDIAG_API_KEY` from environment)
- PDF upload and OCR processing
- Saves the Markdown result to `WiseOCR/{filename}.md`
## 🔑 API Key Setup (Required)
**Get your API key:**
👉 https://console.wisediag.com/apiKeyManage
```bash
export WISEDIAG_API_KEY=your_api_key
```
## Installation
```bash
pip install -r requirements.txt
```
## Usage
**To process a PDF file, run:**
```bash
cd scripts
python wiseocr.py -i /path/to/input.pdf -n original_filename
```
**IMPORTANT:** Always pass `-n` with the original filename (without extension) so the output file is named correctly. If the uploaded file has been renamed (e.g. to `ocr_input.pdf`), `-n` ensures the output uses the user's original filename.
The script will automatically save the result to `WiseOCR/{name}.md`.
**Example:**
```bash
python wiseocr.py -i /tmp/ocr_input.pdf -n 体检报告
# Output saved to: WiseOCR/体检报告.md
```
**With custom output directory:**
```bash
python wiseocr.py -i /path/to/input.pdf -n 体检报告 -o /custom/output/dir
```
## Arguments
| Flag | Description |
|------|-------------|
| `-i, --input` | Input PDF file path (required) |
| `-n, --name` | Original filename without extension for output (recommended) |
| `-o, --output` | Output directory (default: ./WiseOCR) |
| `--dpi` | PDF rendering DPI, 72-600 (default: 200) |
## Output
After the script runs, the Markdown file is saved automatically:
- Default: `WiseOCR/{name}.md`
- The file is named using the `-n` parameter (e.g. `-n 报告` → `报告.md`), or falls back to the input filename
- No additional saving is needed — the file is already on disk
## License
MIT