The Document Finder skill helps you locate specific documents in a database or storage system based on keywords or queries. It makes it easy to find relevant files without manually searching through folders.
How It Works
You provide the skill with a keyword, phrase, or query related to the document you’re looking for, and it searches for matching documents. It returns a list of documents that are most relevant to your input.
When to Use It
To quickly locate specific documents in a large database or storage system.
To retrieve files needed for reports, presentations, or research.
To save time by avoiding manual searches through multiple folders.
Example
Related Skills
Document Reader: Extract and analyze content from the documents you find.
Doc Maker: Edit or repurpose the documents you locate.
Google Scholar: Search for academic papers if the document is research-related.
Google Patents: Locate patent documents related to your query.
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