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The explainable agent framework — backtrack a wrong answer to the exact context that caused it (evidence, not guesses). Built on footprintjs.
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/**
* rag/loaders — one adapter per format, each doing exactly one job: turn
* bytes into text plus the positions that text came from.
*
* Pattern: Adapter (one per format) behind the `DocumentLoader` port.
* Role: rag/ layer, outermost ring. Three of the five need no dependency
* at all; only PDF does, and it lazy-loads a single optional peer so
* importing this barrel costs nothing for a consumer indexing
* Markdown.
* Emits: N/A — a loader reads a file and returns text.
*
* `DEFAULT_LOADERS` is the routing table `loadDocuments` uses when you pass
* none. A loader you pass yourself is consulted FIRST, so overriding one is
* putting yours in front rather than editing a registry.
*/
import type { DocumentLoader } from '../types.js';
export { textLoader } from './text.js';
export { markdownLoader } from './markdown.js';
export { htmlLoader } from './html.js';
export { pdfLoader, MissingPdfSupportError, type PdfLoaderOptions } from './pdf.js';
export { mockLoader, type MockLoaderOptions } from './mock.js';
/**
* The loaders `loadDocuments` uses when the caller names none, in routing
* order.
*
* `pdfLoader()` is in the list, but constructing it costs nothing — the
* optional peer is loaded on the first PDF it is actually asked to read, so a
* corpus of Markdown never touches it and never needs it installed.
*/
export declare const DEFAULT_LOADERS: readonly DocumentLoader[];