Turn readable EPUB, PDF, DOCX, TXT, and Markdown books into grounded fiction or nonfiction summaries with ordered chapter context.
Books are processed for the current request. OneTools does not create a cloud book library, and operational logs exclude filenames and book content.
Version 1 accepts EPUB, PDF, DOCX, UTF-8 TXT, and Markdown files. URL imports, Kindle files, audiobooks, and cloud libraries are not supported.
No. Encrypted, DRM-protected, malformed, or password-protected books are rejected, and OneTools does not attempt to bypass protection.
EPUB navigation and spine order have priority. Other formats use available headings, common chapter labels, and ordered fallback groups when structure is uncertain.
Readable embedded PDF text is supported. Pages requiring OCR are bounded, and books without enough readable text return a clear error rather than an invented summary.
For fiction, spoiler-free mode asks the structured pipeline to omit the ending, key twists, deaths, and identity reveals. The result is explicitly marked spoiler-free.
The workspace does not create a book library or history. Files are parsed for the current request, and operational logs exclude filenames, book text, prompts, and summaries.
No. Detailed mode preserves as much detected structure as the bounded limits allow, but unclear formatting can produce grouped sections and a low-confidence warning.