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The Opus 5 system card itself is a fun PDF to parse. It's 193 pages and stacked with labeled and unlabeled charts 📊 LlamaParse does a surpr…

The Opus 5 system card itself is a fun PDF to parse. It's 193 pages and stacked with labeled and unlabeled charts 📊 LlamaParse does a surprisingly good job on agentic (1.25c per page) and agentic plus

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The Opus 5 system card itself is a fun PDF to parse. It's 193 pages and stacked with labeled and unlabeled charts 📊 LlamaParse does a surprisingly good job on agentic (1.25c per page) and agentic plus modes (5.6c per page). Take a look at some of the screenshots below. It can parse a variety of unlabeled line and bar charts with almost 100% accuracy. There are minor deltas with one or two datapoints, but the rest is pretty accurate machine-readable context that you can feed to downstream systems. In contrast I also tried using Opus 5 itself to parse its own PDF. The chart accuracy is worse (20-30% reduction in ParseBench), and is a lot more expensive: it can cost anywhere from 8c to 33c+ per page depending on the thinking mode. If you're interested in giving LlamaParse a try, come check it out! https://cloud.llamaindex.ai/ Introducing Claude Opus 5. It's a thoughtful and proactive model that comes close to the frontier intelligence of Fable 5 at half the price.

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Source: Jerry Liu (X) | 2026-07-25

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