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# Pinned deliberately: this container is the assistant's whole view of the
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# outside world, and a surprise minor bump in an extraction library changes
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# what the model reads.
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fastapi==0.141.1
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uvicorn[standard]==0.52.4
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pydantic==2.13.5
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httpx[http2]==0.28.1
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redis==8.1.0
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# TLS certificate parsing for inspect_tls.
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cryptography==50.0.1
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# HTML -> markdown. Top scorer in the Bevendorff et al. content-extraction
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# benchmark, ~15MB installed, and it hands back metadata (title, date,
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# sitename) in the same call, which is what the citation lines are built from.
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trafilatura==2.2.0
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# PDF text. pypdf is BSD-3, pure Python, zero runtime deps, and handles the
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# digitally-generated datasheets that make up most of what gets fetched.
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# pdfminer.six (MIT) is the fallback for multi-column pages where pypdf
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# interleaves columns - the normal shape of a parameter table.
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#
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# PyMuPDF is deliberately absent. It is faster, but it is AGPL-3.0, and its
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# section 13 network clause is a live problem here specifically: this serves
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# an assistant that five other people reach over a network.
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pypdf==6.18.0
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pdfminer.six==20260107
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