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To solve my own problem in the aerospace ✈️ industry I build Document Bot. Think: ChatGPT/ Cursor for entire local folders of PDFs, Word docs, Excel sheets, and sensitive project files. 🇪🇺EU Ready / Offline AI model options available for sensitive data.

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