Review how Qore extracts, structures, tags, and summarizes each document.
Qore extracts text, identifies sections, applies tags, and creates a summary for each document. Review these results to confirm that agents can retrieve the right information.
Use document processing when an answer is incomplete or inaccurate. Check it before syncing important files.
Open a knowledge base and select a document. Then choose an inspection view.
Select Content to review sections and chunks.
Select Tags, Raw extraction, or Summary to investigate a specific issue.
Open a dataset file with ⋮ → View extracted content.
Check structure
Review Content and Tags when answers miss or confuse a topic.
Check source text
Review Raw extraction when the file itself was read incorrectly.
Content lists the sections Qore found in document order. Each section shows its chunk count. Select a section to review its extracted text and tags.
Retrieval uses this structure to locate relevant content. Clear, complete sections produce more accurate answers.
If an expected section is missing, or topics are merged, retrieval cannot recover them. Upload a corrected file, then sync it.
Raw extraction contains the plain text Qore read before it created sections. Page breaks appear as [PAGE 1]. Select Download to save the extracted text.
Use this view when text is garbled, a scanned page has no text, or a table lost its structure. Problems here affect every later stage. Upload a better source file, then sync it. See Sync & versions.
Qore regenerates the table of contents, tags, and summary during sync. Force re-sync everything replaces existing processing results. It does not merge them.
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