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last week we open sourced: anydoc: parse 14 document formats, ~5ms per page pdf-inspector: parses + classifies pdfs, no waiting on OCR 14k stars each, built in rust. now powering Firecrawl /parse, which adds OCR for the hard ones what should we open source next?

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