Perception
Ground
nace ground https://example.com/report.pdf \
--target "total=1,200.50" \
--target "Jane Smith"| Flag | What it does |
|---|---|
--target [ID=]TEXT | One quote to find. Repeatable. It's split at the first =, so total=1,200.50 has the id total. Without =, the id is t<N>, where N is its place among the --target flags: t2 above. A quote that contains = needs an id: --target "rule=a=b". |
--targets JSON | Targets as a JSON array: inline, @FILE, a path, or -, for fields such as hint and sheet. Its entries come before any --target. |
--max-matches N | How many locations to return per target, 1 to 50, sent as options.max_matches. Default 10. |
--previews | Link a cropped image of each visual hit, by sending options.include_previews: true. |
--semantic | Deprecated. Sets semantic: true on every target that doesn't set semantic itself. On PDF, Word and PowerPoint sources those targets fail with semantic_mode_deprecated. semantic belongs to each target; the request has no switch of its own. |
At least one --target or --targets is required, or targets in --options. Ground reads the whole document, so it takes neither -p nor --mode. See Ground.