DocumentReader

A tool to read documents and answer questions

Chat Example

Files are assumed to be in the same working directory as the chat notebook or $UserDocumentsDirectory or $HomeDirectory

summarize algebraquiz.nb in 30 words

Sure, let me first read the "algebraquiz.nb" document to provide a summary.

Used Document Reader

I couldn't find a file named "algebraquiz.nb". However, I found a similar file named "AlgebraQuiz.nb". Is that the file you want me to summarize?

Yes

Great, let's proceed with "AlgebraQuiz.nb".

Used Document Reader

The document "AlgebraQuiz.nb" contains an algebra quiz with questions on solving equations, expanding a polynomial, determining the slope of a line, and identifying non-linear equations.

Programmatic Access

Retrieve the prompt:
LLMPrompt["DocumentReader"]

Examples

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Download Notebook

Create a text file in the working directory:

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Export["sampletext.txt",ResourceData["Gettysburg Address"]]

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sampletext.txt

Ask the LLM a question about the text:

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LLMSynthesize[{LLMPrompt["DocumentReader"],"What does sampletext.txt say about the role of war?"},LLMEvaluatorResourceObject["Prompt""DocumentReader"]["PromptConfiguration"]]

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Before we can proceed, let's first fetch the content of the document 'sampletext.txt'.According to the text from 'sampletext.txt', the role of war here is depicted as a test of endurance for the conception and dedication of a nation. It is described as a major event influencing the nation's survival, with the battlefields serving as places of self-sacrifice for the idea of the nation's continuance. The war is seen as an unfinished work, requiring increased devotion to the cause for which lives are given. Lastly, the document posits that the ultimate role of this war is to lead to a renewed sense of freedom and a nation governed by its people.

Prompt Source

Definition Notebook »

Publisher Information

Contributed by: Jon McLoone