Here's a problem we keep hearing from teams running extraction at scale: they lose track of which schemas and prompts are actually running in production.
Someone updates a configuration. Outputs start looking different. A week later, someone asks "what changed?" and the answer involves digging through Slack threads, commit histories, and tribal knowledge.
It's the kind of operational debt that compounds quietly until it becomes a real problem.
Today we're launching Extraction Library to give teams a proper system of record for their extraction workflows.
How It Works
Extraction Library keeps every extraction, schema, and prompt configuration together in one place within the Pulse platform.
Full version history. Every change is preserved and traceable. You can see exactly what a schema looked like at any point in time, who changed it, and when.
Inline editing. Update schemas directly in the platform without context-switching to separate tools or config files.
Re-run without reprocessing. Made a schema change? Re-run extractions against existing documents without uploading them again. Compare outputs side-by-side to see the impact.
Version comparison. When outputs look different than expected, you can diff schema versions to understand what changed.
Why This Matters
Extraction pipelines aren't static. Requirements evolve, edge cases surface, and configurations need to adapt. The question is whether you're managing that evolution deliberately or discovering changes after the fact.
Extraction Library gives you the same rigor you'd apply to production software:
- Traceability: Know what's running in production at any moment
- Accountability: See who changed what and when
- Reversibility: Roll back to previous versions when needed
- Confidence: Test changes before they affect live workflows
If you're building extraction into production systems, ad hoc prompt changes and manual tracking don't cut it. This is the foundation for managing extraction workflows at scale.
Available now in the Pulse platform.
Want to learn more about managing extraction at scale? Talk to our team.
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