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Results for “citations”

10 tools in the directory · Updated

“citations”Ways to use: Command lineUpdated: last 7 daysShowing 10 tools
  • PaperQA2by FutureHouseOpen-source RAG library for answering questions from scientific PDFs with citationsFree
  • Reductoby ReductoYC W24Parse complex documents and extract structured data with citationsPay as you go
  • Tabstackby MozillaAdd web research, extraction and browser actions to AI applicationsPaid
  • Agentic Document Extractionby LandingAIVision-first API that parses, splits, and extracts structured data from documents.Pay as you go
  • Unblockedby UnblockedContext layer that gives coding agents organizational knowledge through one MCP connection$29+/user/moFree trial
  • GC AIby GC AIAI assistant and document tools for in-house legal teams$500+/moFree trial
  • LlamaParseby LlamaIndexHosted document parsing, extraction and indexing for complex PDFs, scans and Office filesFreemium
  • Sourcegraphby SourcegraphCode search, AI-assisted codebase Q&A, and large-scale code changes for enterprise teamsContact sales
  • Extendby ExtendYC W23Build and evaluate document-processing pipelines with AIFreemium
  • Gaugeby GaugeYC S24Tracks how AI search platforms mention and cite your brand, and turns the gaps into content.$599+/mo

That’s all 10 tools.

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