AI-Powered Document Intelligence SaaS
DocuMind leverages the massive context window of Gemini 1.5 Flash to allow users to 'chat' with their PDF documents. Unlike traditional RAG pipelines, this application uses a context-stuffing approach for faster, more coherent document analysis. It includes a complete SaaS infrastructure with secure authentication, database persistence, and a credit-based usage system to prevent API abuse.

Reading through dense technical documentation, legal contracts, or academic papers is time-consuming. Most users don't need to read every word; they need to understand the core concepts and extract key insights quickly. Traditional tools are often static, offering no way to interact with or query the text.
DocuMind bridges the gap between static files and active intelligence. By combining high-performance text extraction with the massive context window of Gemini 1.5 Flash, the application can 'read' an entire document instantly. Users can then ask for summaries, tonal rewrites, or specific data extraction.
One of the biggest hurdles was handling the PDF parsing within the Next.js Server Actions environment. The library relied on Node.js specific APIs that conflicted with the edge-ready bundling of Next.js.
I solved this by configuring `serverExternalPackages` in the Next.js config to prevent bundling of the parser and implemented a polyfill for the `DOMMatrix` API to satisfy the library's legacy dependencies without pulling in heavy canvas engines.

