v1 is on the left, v2 is on the right... This should be interesting.

Spent 10 months extending different community templates with document processing. Pattern I noticed: Most templates assume humans will read documents and feed information to workflows. Personal assistant? You read and brief it. Marketing agents? You read RFPs and brief them. Support? You read attachments. RAG systems? You manually preprocess documents. Templates handle routing, logic, automation beautifully. But document reading? Still manual. The templates aren't missing features. They're missing eyes. THE UNIVERSAL EXTENSION: Add document processing to ANY template. Workflow reads documents automatically. Humans review instead of transcribe. Simple pattern: Take the step where humans read documents → Replace with automated extraction → Feed to existing template logic. TEMPLATES I'VE EXTENDED: RAG systems + document preprocessing. Marketing agents + RFP processing. Support + attachment analysis. Recruitment + resume scoring. Sales + contract validation. Compliance tracking + audit processing. Project management + spec extraction. Expense tracking + receipt OCR. Onboarding + application intelligence. SAME PATTERN EVERY TIME: Template already has great logic. Just add document reading at input stage. Extract structured data. Feed to existing template logic. Template operates with full context now. Build time: 30-90 minutes per extension. Time saved: 5-20 hours monthly per template. THE REALIZATION: Community templates are 90% complete. They're just missing document vision. The orchestration is perfect. The routing is smart. The agents are brilliant. The workflows are efficient. They just can't read PDFs. Small extensions. Massive capability jumps. MY APPROACH: 1. Identify where humans read documents in workflow 2. Add document processing at that step 3. Extract structured data matching template expectations 4. Feed to existing template logic 5. Template operates with full context now 6. Human reviews results instead of doing data entry Every template becomes 10x more useful when it can read documents independently.