Make a proper analysis of all the exam paper of all the PDF I sent to you and tell me the topics which are repeated and all the topic that comes in this paper and make a proper PDF explaining each topic in detail. So that I cannot miss even a single question from that topic. Analysis all these PDF, please, and do it for me and make a PDF so that I can learn all those topics and, uh, can never miss a single question from the upcoming CMS exams.

I'll analyze all 6 PDF exam papers for UPSC CMS and create a comprehensive study guide. Let me start by reading the PDF skill and then extracting content from all papers simultaneously.
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Now let me extract all PDFs simultaneously:
Running Command

cd /tmp/workspace && mkdir -p cms_analysis && python3 << 'EOF' import pdfplumber import os pdf_files = { "2021": "/tmp/workspace/attachments/fd90d641-70bf-41fa-8259-1adf6efc091b/2021.pdf", "2022": "/tmp/workspace/attachments/fd90d641-70bf-41fa-8259-1adf6efc091b/UPSC_CMS_2022_GS_Paper_II_8e16805fbe7101e05cbdc78dc177b4a7.pdf", "2023": "/tmp/workspace/attachments/fd90d641-70bf-41fa-8259-1adf6efc091b/2023.pdf", "2024": "/tmp/workspace/attachments/fd90d641-70bf-41fa-8259-1adf6efc091b/CMSE-24-PAPER-II-SURGERY-GYAE-OBST-PREVENT-SOCIAL-MEDCN-150724.pdf", "2025_1": "/tmp/workspace/attachments/fd90d641-70bf-41fa-8259-1adf6efc091b/2025.pdf", "2025_2": "/tmp/workspace/attachments/fd90d641-70bf-41fa-8259-1adf6efc091b/20251.pdf", } for year, path in pdf_files.items(): try: with pdfplumber.open(path) as pdf: text = "" for page in pdf.pages: t = page.extract_text() if t: text += t + "\n" out_path = f"/tmp/workspace/cms_analysis/{year}.txt" with open(out_path, "w") as f: f.write(text) print(f"{year}: {len(pdf.pages)} pages, {len(text)} chars extracted -> {out_path}") except Exception as e: print(f"{year}: ERROR - {e}") EOF

Most PDFs are image-based (scanned). Let me try pypdf which sometimes handles different encodings, and also try to extract images for OCR-type analysis:
Running Command

python3 << 'EOF' from pypdf import PdfReader pdf_files = { "2021": "/tmp/workspace/attachments/fd90d641-70bf-41fa-8259-1adf6efc091b/2021.pdf", "2022": "/tmp/workspace/attachments/fd90d641-70bf-41fa-8259-1adf6efc091b/UPSC_CMS_2022_GS_Paper_II_8e16805fbe7101e05cbdc78dc177b4a7.pdf", "2023": "/tmp/workspace/attachments/fd90d641-70bf-41fa-8259-1adf6efc091b/2023.pdf", "2024": "/tmp/workspace/attachments/fd90d641-70bf-41fa-8259-1adf6efc091b/CMSE-24-PAPER-II-SURGERY-GYAE-OBST-PREVENT-SOCIAL-MEDCN-150724.pdf", "2025_1": "/tmp/workspace/attachments/fd90d641-70bf-41fa-8259-1adf6efc091b/2025.pdf", "2025_2": "/tmp/workspace/attachments/fd90d641-70bf-41fa-8259-1adf6efc091b/20251.pdf", } for year, path in pdf_files.items(): reader = PdfReader(path) text = "" for page in reader.pages: t = page.extract_text() if t: text += t + "\n" if text.strip(): with open(f"/tmp/workspace/cms_analysis/{year}_pypdf.txt", "w") as f: f.write(text) print(f"{year}: {len(text)} chars") else: print(f"{year}: NO TEXT (likely scanned image PDF)") # Check if there are images for i, page in enumerate(reader.pages[:2]): imgs = page.images print(f" Page {i+1}: {len(imgs)} images") EOF

Most PDFs are scanned images. Only 2025_1 has good text. Let me extract images from the scanned PDFs and use analyse_media to read them, while also reading the text from 2025_1:
Running Command

python3 << 'EOF' # Extract images from scanned PDFs to PNG files so we can read them from pypdf import PdfReader import io, os pdf_files = { "2022": "/tmp/workspace/attachments/fd90d641-70bf-41fa-8259-1adf6efc091b/UPSC_CMS_2022_GS_Paper_II_8e16805fbe7101e05cbdc78dc177b4a7.pdf", "2023": "/tmp/workspace/attachments/fd90d641-70bf-41fa-8259-1adf6efc091b/2023.pdf", "2024": "/tmp/workspace/attachments/fd90d641-70bf-41fa-8259-1adf6efc091b/CMSE-24-PAPER-II-SURGERY-GYAE-OBST-PREVENT-SOCIAL-MEDCN-150724.pdf", "2021": "/tmp/workspace/attachments/fd90d641-70bf-41fa-8259-1adf6efc091b/2021.pdf", } os.makedirs("/tmp/workspace/cms_analysis/images", exist_ok=True) for year, path in pdf_files.items(): reader = PdfReader(path) print(f"\n{year}: {len(reader.pages)} pages") for i, page in enumerate(reader.pages): for j, img in enumerate(page.images): img_path = f"/tmp/workspace/cms_analysis/images/{year}_p{i+1:02d}_img{j}.{img.name.split('.')[-1] if '.' in img.name else 'png'}" with open(img_path, 'wb') as f: f.write(img.data) size = os.path.getsize(img_path) print(f" Page {i+1} img{j}: {img.name} ({size} bytes) -> {img_path}") if i >= 4: # Show first 5 pages only print(f" ... (showing first 5 pages, total {len(reader.pages)})") break EOF

Images are extracted. Now I need to use analyse_media on sample pages from each year to read the questions, and also read the 2025 text. Let me use my analyse_media budget wisely - I have 5 calls. I'll analyse one representative page from each scanned paper (2021, 2022, 2023, 2024) and save the 2025 text. Let me read the 2025 text first and analyse key pages:
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The 2025 text is garbled/reversed (mirror image text). All PDFs are essentially scanned images. I need to use analyse_media on the actual image files. Let me use all 5 analyse_media calls wisely - one per paper (using a question-content page), and cover 2022, 2023, 2024, 2021, and 2025:
analyse_media
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The analyse_media tool requires HTTP URLs, not local file paths. My analyse_media budget is now spent. I need to use a different approach - use Python's PIL/Pillow to convert and then use pytesseract if available, or work with what I know about UPSC CMS papers from my training knowledge combined with web search for the question papers.
Let me use web search to find the actual question papers online and combine with what I can extract from the 2025 paper:
Searching the Web

UPSC CMS 2021 2022 2023 2024 paper II questions topics surgery gynecology preventive medicine

Running Command

python3 << 'EOF' # Try to use markitdown or other tools to extract text # Also try PIL + pytesseract import subprocess result = subprocess.run(['pip', 'show', 'pytesseract'], capture_output=True, text=True) print("pytesseract:", result.stdout[:200] if result.stdout else "NOT FOUND") result2 = subprocess.run(['pip', 'show', 'markitdown'], capture_output=True, text=True) print("markitdown:", result2.stdout[:200] if result2.stdout else "NOT FOUND") result3 = subprocess.run(['which', 'tesseract'], capture_output=True, text=True) print("tesseract binary:", result3.stdout if result3.stdout else "NOT FOUND") # Try pdf2image result4 = subprocess.run(['pip', 'show', 'pdf2image'], capture_output=True, text=True) print("pdf2image:", result4.stdout[:200] if result4.stdout else "NOT FOUND") EOF

Let me extract detailed topic-level analysis from the web and also try markitdown on the PDFs:
Reading Web Page

https://enmeder.com/upsc-cms-exam-preparation-and-previous-y…

Running Command

python3 << 'EOF' # Try markitdown on PDFs from markitdown import MarkItDown import os md = MarkItDown() pdf_files = { "2025_1": "/tmp/workspace/attachments/fd90d641-70bf-41fa-8259-1adf6efc091b/2025.pdf", "2024": "/tmp/workspace/attachments/fd90d641-70bf-41fa-8259-1adf6efc091b/CMSE-24-PAPER-II-SURGERY-GYAE-OBST-PREVENT-SOCIAL-MEDCN-150724.pdf", } for year, path in pdf_files.items(): try: result = md.convert(path) text = result.text_content if text and len(text.strip()) > 100: with open(f"/tmp/workspace/cms_analysis/{year}_md.txt", "w") as f: f.write(text) print(f"{year}: {len(text)} chars extracted via markitdown") print(text[:500]) else: print(f"{year}: markitdown returned minimal text: '{text[:200]}'") except Exception as e: print(f"{year}: ERROR - {e}") EOF

The PDFs are heavily scanned and the text is garbled/mirrored. However, I have excellent data from the web about UPSC CMS topics, and I know the exam pattern well. Most PDFs appear to be Paper II (Surgery, Gynecology & Obstetrics, Preventive & Social Medicine). Now let me use my medical library knowledge + the web data to create a comprehensive, detailed PDF study guide. Let me now build this:

How much more time will you take to make the pdf?

How much more time

I'm starting the PDF generation right now - it should be ready in about 3-5 minutes. The previous session ran out of budget before finishing. Let me build it immediately.
Running Command

ls /tmp/workspace/cms_analysis/ 2>/dev/null && echo "EXISTS" || echo "MISSING"

Running Command

mkdir -p /tmp/workspace/cms_analysis && ls /tmp/workspace/attachments/

Running Command

find /tmp -name "*.pdf" 2>/dev/null | head -20

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