ecarjat teaches Mike to read scanned documents
The review pipeline no longer chokes on PDFs that have no text underneath the image.
Plenty of legal documents arrive as scans - photographed contracts, faxed exhibits, old filings pulled from a basement. To a computer, these are just pictures: there's no text to pull out, so most extraction tools quietly fail or return nothing. ecarjat closes that gap. When the pipeline tries to pull text from a document and comes up empty, it now hands the raw pages straight to the AI model as images, letting the model look at the page the way a person would and fill in the answers anyway.
The work routes to whichever model is configured to handle the job, and on extraction tasks it deliberately skips the model's slower reasoning step to keep costs down - sensible, given that reading a value off a page rarely needs deep deliberation.
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