tessdoc VS OdinRunes

Tesseract Documentation

You should look for an OCR library, for example https://github.com/tesseract-ocr/tessdoc

With scanned documents, the greatest utility is going to come from treating them as images instead of pdfs, and preprocessing the images to help the OCR algorithm. When a pdf program does OCR, it first tries to "cheat" by reading hard-coded strings, then it uses image analysis for everything else. Any OCR program is going to apply image processing that the authors think work for as many cases as possible, but if you have bespoke documents, preprocessing is the way. Here are some general strategies: https://github.com/tesseract-ocr/tessdoc/blob/main/ImproveQuality.md

If a command-line OCR package like Tesseract is able to read the date from your image files, it should be quite doable to string together a PowerShell script that does what you want.

https://github.com/tesseract-ocr/tessdoc/blob/master/Improve...

Welcome to Odin Runes, a powerful GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) integration tool that revolutionizes the way you interact with GPT models. With Odin Runes, you can seamlessly integrate with various GPT providers, overcoming vendor lock-in and unlocking the true potential of natural language processing. Through a simple and intuitive GUI, Odin Runes enables you to chat with your chosen GPT right through your favorite text editor. It also empowers you to capture context from various sources, such as clipboard, OCR from a region on the screen, and OCR from an entire scrollable region on the screen, providing valuable context to GPT models for more accurate and meaningful responses. This comprehensive README.md will guide you through the features, advantages, setup, usage, configuration, and resources of Odin Runes. GitHub

on my free weekends I've been working on something which is like this and more.

https://github.com/leonid20000/OdinRunes