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When you attach a document, Nito extracts its text so the model can read it. The document becomes text before the model sees it, so this works with any model you pick.

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Attaching a Document

Add a document to your prompt with the --file flag, then ask your question. The flag is repeatable, so you can attach several documents in one prompt.
You can also attach documents from your terminal with nito ask --file .... See Ask and fusion from the terminal.

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Supported Document Kinds

Nito reads text and common office documents:
  • PDF
  • DOCX
  • PPTX
  • XLSX
  • XLS
  • Plain text
Images are not documents. A picture goes to a vision-capable model instead of the parser, so send it down the image path described in Image input.

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Works With Any Model

Because the document is parsed into text before the model runs, every model can read what you attach. You do not have to choose a special document model. Pick whatever model fits the task (see Choosing a model), and the extracted text rides along in context.

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Worked Example

Attach a document and ask a pointed question. Here we pull specific fields out of a small report using the default model:
Nito extracts the report’s text and the model answers from it, returning the top region and the Q3 risk straight out of the document. The same flow works for summarizing a PDF, listing the deadlines in a contract, or reading a spreadsheet.

How Nito Works

Understand how Nito handles your prompt.

PDF and Document Input

Attaching PDFs and office documents in practice.

Image Input

Send a picture to a vision-capable model instead.