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Michele Dolfi

Maintainer, and one of the IBM Research Zurich researchers who created Docling, named behind the Docling listing on Anchor Terminal.

Maintainer, and one of the IBM Research Zurich researchers who created Docling

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What Michele builds

  • Docling B · Document parsing & extraction

    Docling is an open-source Python library and CLI that converts PDFs, Office files, HTML, images and audio into a structured DoclingDocument, Markdown or JSON, with layout, table and OCR models, plus a REST server (docling-serve) and an MCP server.

    Maintainer, and one of the IBM Research Zurich researchers who created Docling, researched 6 November 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Michele Dolfi?

Michele Dolfi is maintainer at and one of the IBM Research Zurich researchers who created Docling.

What does Docling Project make?

Anchor Terminal lists Docling from Docling Project. Docling is an open-source Python library and CLI that converts PDFs, Office files, HTML, images and audio into a structured DoclingDocument, Markdown or JSON, with layout, table and OCR models, plus a REST server (docling-serve) and an MCP server.

How are Michele's tools graded?

Docling is graded B, 64.3 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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