PaddleOCR Document Parsing

- Significant update: migrated from custom scripts and detailed workflow to usage of the official PaddleOCR CLI. - Removed all helper scripts and schema/reference files. - Updated instructions for document parsing using the new paddleocr api command-line interface. - Simplified configuration: only requires PADDLEOCR_ACCESS_TOKEN and paddleocr CLI. - Added quick-start usage examples with key CLI options and new output format. - Clarified error handling and preprocessing recommendations.

- Switched installation and dependency management to inline PEP 723 requirements, eliminating the separate requirements.txt files. - Updated usage instructions: scripts are now executed via uv (Python 3.9+ required), replacing previous pip/python guidance. - Clarified compatibility: now requires Python 3.9+, uv, and internet access. - Added SPDX license field (Apache-2.0). - Cleaned up documentation by removing references to installation via requirements files and updating all example commands to use uv.

- Replaced the main document parsing script: removed scripts/vl_caller.py and added scripts/layout_caller.py. - All usage and documentation instructions now reference layout_caller.py instead of vl_caller.py. - No other workflow or API changes; skill functionality and interface remain the same.

No file changes detected in this version. - No user-facing or implementation changes. - Documentation, API, and skill behavior remain unchanged.

No changes detected in this version. - Version bumped to 2.0.13 with no modifications to files or documentation. - Behavior, usage, and installation remain unchanged.

- Documentation streamlined for clarity and usability—workflow, troubleshooting, and schema details are now easier to find. - Output fields renamed to match actual script results (e.g., layoutParsingResults) and old field names removed. - More concise and focused instructions: Removed redundant warnings, emphasized complete user-facing output, and added timing guidance for large files. - Detailed first-time setup, error handling, and output parsing sections improved for newcomers and troubleshooting. - Usage examples refreshed; file persistence and `--stdout` handling clarified.

- Dependency installation has been streamlined: requirements.txt and requirements-optimize.txt are now located at the skill's root, not inside scripts/. - Updated installation instructions to reflect new requirements file locations. - Unused scripts/requirements*.txt files have been removed for clarity. - No changes to skill functionality or API usage.

No user-facing changes in this version. - No updates detected in files or documentation. - Functionality, usage instructions, and requirements remain unchanged.

No functional changes detected in this version. - Updated the skill description with more concise, keyword-rich, and bilingual (Chinese/English) trigger terms for improved discovery and routing. - Added an explicit note in the documentation directing routing/discovery logic to use the `description` field for trigger keywords. - No code or behavioral changes; skill usage and workflow remain the same.

No user-facing changes in this version. - Version bump; no file or documentation changes detected.

- Added installation instructions for required Python dependencies in the usage guide. - Included optional installation step for document optimization and PDF splitting support. - No changes to API, features, or workflow.

- Removed the configuration script (scripts/configure.py) from the project. - Users are now expected to set environment variables using standard host application methods. - Documentation updated to clarify secure configuration and that configure.py is no longer used or required. - No functional changes to document parsing workflow.

### paddleocr-doc-parsing 2.0.5 Changelog - Updated the description for improved clarity and conciseness. - The configuration instructions now assume environment variables are typically pre-configured; only notify about configuration issues if an error occurs during parsing. - Standardized error messages and clarified the configuration workflow for better user guidance. - Minor formatting and wording improvements throughout documentation.

No user-visible changes in this version. - No file changes detected; documentation, functionality, and usage remain the same.

- Added metadata section to SKILL.md, specifying required environment variables, dependencies, homepage, and emoji. - No changes to functionality or core documentation content. - Version bump for manifest metadata improvement and compatibility.

No user-visible changes in this version. - Content and workflow remain unchanged. - No modifications or updates were detected in the skill files.

- Added Openclaw-compatible metadata, including required environment variables and binaries. - Declared environment variables needed: PADDLEOCR_DOC_PARSING_API_URL, PADDLEOCR_ACCESS_TOKEN, PADDLEOCR_DOC_PARSING_TIMEOUT. - Added metadata section with homepage link and primary environment variable. - No changes to any code or documentation content outside of the metadata addition.

Version 2.0.0 – Major update: Migrated from bash to Python, improved modular parsing, and enforced strict usage rules. - Replaced legacy bash script (paddleocr_parse.sh) with a Python-based orchestration (e.g., vl_caller.py). - Added configurable scripts for document parsing, PDF splitting, configuration, and optimization. - Introduced a clear API usage policy: only use script-based API calls; no direct parsing or fallback methods allowed. - Enhanced documentation with new setup, workflow, usage constraints, and error-handling guidelines. - Provided schema references and structured output for easier downstream processing.

- No changes detected in this version; all features and documentation remain the same as the previous release.

- No changes detected in this release.