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Skill ComeOnOliver/skillshub/skills/blessonism/openclaw-search-skills/mineru-extract

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Install
npx -y skills add ComeOnOliver/skillshub --skill mineru-extract

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Use the official MinerU (mineru.net) parsing API to convert a URL (HTML pages like WeChat articles, or direct PDF/Office/image links) into clean Markdown + structured outputs. Use when web_fetch/browser can’t access or extracts messy content, and you want higher-fidelity parsing (layout/table/formula/OCR).

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MinerU Extract (official API)

Use MinerU as an upstream “content normalizer”: submit a URL to MinerU, poll for completion, download the result zip, and extract the main Markdown.

Quick start (MCP-aligned)

We align to the MinerU MCP mental model, but we do not run an MCP server.

  • Primary script (MCP-style): scripts/mineru_parse_documents.py
    • Input: --file-sources (comma/newline-separated)
    • Output: JSON contract on stdout: { ok, items, errors }
  • Low-level script (single URL): scripts/mineru_extract.py

Auth:

  • Set MINERU_TOKEN (Bearer token from mineru.net)

Default model heuristic:

  • URLs ending with .pdf/.doc/.ppt/.png/.jpg → pipeline
  • Otherwise → MinerU-HTML (best for HTML pages like WeChat articles)

1) Configure token (skill-local)

Put secrets in skill root .env (do not paste into chat outputs):

# In the mineru-extract skill directory: .env
MINERU_TOKEN=your_token_here
MINERU_API_BASE=https://mineru.net

2) Parse URL(s) → Markdown (recommended)

MCP-style wrapper (returns JSON, optionally includes markdown text):

python3 mineru-extract/scripts/mineru_parse_documents.py \
  --file-sources "<URL1>\n<URL2>" \
  --language ch \
  --enable-ocr \
  --model-version MinerU-HTML

If you want the markdown content inline in the JSON (can be large):

python3 mineru-extract/scripts/mineru_parse_documents.py \
  --file-sources "<URL>" \
  --model-version MinerU-HTML \
  --emit-markdown --max-chars 20000

Low-level (single URL, print markdown to stdout):

python3 mineru-extract/scripts/mineru_extract.py "<URL>" --model MinerU-HTML --print > /tmp/out.md

Output

The script always downloads + extracts the MinerU result zip to:

~/.openclaw/workspace/mineru/<task_id>/

It writes:

  • result.zip
  • extracted files (Markdown + JSON + assets)

It prints a JSON summary to stderr with paths:

  • task_id, full_zip_url, out_dir, markdown_path

Parameters (common)

  • --model: pipeline | vlm | MinerU-HTML (HTML requires MinerU-HTML)
  • --ocr/--no-ocr: enable OCR (effective for pipeline/vlm)
  • --table/--no-table: table recognition
  • --formula/--no-formula: formula recognition
  • --language ch|en|...
  • --page-ranges "2,4-6" (non-HTML)
  • --timeout 600 / --poll-interval 2

Failure modes & fallbacks

  • MinerU may fail to fetch some URLs (anti-bot / geo / login).
    • Fallback: provide an HTML file or a PDF/long screenshot; then implement “upload + parse” flow with MinerU batch upload endpoints.
    • Always report the failing URL + MinerU err_msg and keep an original-source link in outputs.

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