Docling
Document parsing and conversion toolkit for AI pipelines
Docling ships a native PDF pipeline and Apple Pages support while maturing its VLM integration layer.
◆Recent moves
- 11d ago
v2.126.0: native PDF pipeline, Apple Pages complete, JATS hyperlinks
v2.126.0 adds a native PDF pipeline (a new processing path distinct from the existing backends), completes Apple Pages document parsing, preserves external hyperlinks in JATS documents, and fixes ordered list numbering in Markdown output. Broadens both input and output fidelity.
View source ↗ - 12d ago
v2.125.0: CUDA RapidOCR, VLM min-version check, HTML table fixes
v2.125.0 enables CUDA for RapidOCR on ONNX Runtime, adds min-version enforcement for VLM engines (fixing an MLX compatibility issue), improves HTML table parsing inside figure elements, and fixes WebVTT multi-line cue ordering. Hardware acceleration and format correctness both advance.
View source ↗ - 15d ago
v2.124.0: LaTeX output format added
v2.124.0 adds LaTeX as an output format from the CLI — a meaningful new target for scientific document workflows where Markdown isn't rich enough. Terminal task callback events and Retry-After header handling for the service client round out the release.
View source ↗ - 18d ago
v2.123.1
v2.123.1 patches VLM spacing for Chandra br tags, defers heavy CLI imports for lightweight installs, and drops the UTF-8 BOM from CSV first cells. Bug fixes; no new capabilities.
View source ↗ - 20d ago
v2.123.0: threaded parsing now default across all interfaces
v2.123.0 makes threaded docling-parse the default across SDK, CLI, service, and extraction — a performance improvement that now applies everywhere without explicit opt-in. Layout improvements for nesting tables and pictures in form regions also ship.
View source ↗ - 22d ago
v2.122.0: compact_tables, Apple Pages heading recovery, layout speed
v2.122.0 adds a compact_tables option, recovers Apple Pages titles and headings (completing the iWork story that finalizes in v2.126.0), and speeds up layout and table cell matching. A broad-front quality improvement.
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