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LlamaIndex publishes Document Parsing Protocol working draft for parser output rules

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LlamaIndex has released a working draft of the Document Parsing Protocol (DPP), a shared set of rules for how document parsers handle text, tables, forms, charts, and diagrams.

According to LlamaIndex's post on X, the protocol targets disagreements between parsers, such as whether a region is a table or text and how to handle multi-row table headers. DPP includes example pages and expected outputs.

LlamaIndex says the draft is live and asks for feedback. Users can get a Claude skill or a ChatGPT reference file, test the protocol on difficult pages, and report results.

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    LlamaIndex proposes a shared Document Parsing Protocol for parser output rules

    AILlamaIndex has introduced the Document Parsing Protocol (DPP), a shared set of rules for how document parsers handle text, tables, forms, charts, and diagrams. The protocol addresses differences in how parsers decide whether a region is a table or text and how to handle multi-row table headers. DPP includes example pages and expected outputs, and LlamaIndex has published a working draft seeking feedback.

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