kordoc vs geo-analyzer
kordoc: kordoc is a robust tool designed to convert various office document formats like HWP, PDF, and DOCX into Markdown and structured data. It can be used as a library, a CLI tool, or an MCP server, offering features like document generation, comparison, and AI agent integration.; geo-analyzer: GEO Analyzer is a content analysis tool designed to measure signals AI systems use for citing sources, enhancing AI search visibility. It runs locally using Claude Sonnet 4.5 for semantic extraction, providing scores and recommendations to optimize content for platforms like ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews.
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- You work with Korean HWP or HWPX documents, which general tools handle poorly.
- You need more than reading: comparing documents, format-preserving patches, Markdown to HWPX and form filling.
- You want local OCR, an offline mode and personal-data masking, through a library, CLI or MCP server with 17 tools.
- You never see Korean formats: a general converter is simpler.
- You cannot work from mostly Korean documentation: the main README is in Korean, though an English one exists.
- You are memory-constrained: parallel conversion with `--jobs` raises memory use, and Node.js 20+ is required.
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