Vipkurum question cropping — a whole booklet becomes a searchable question pool
Vipkurum's question cropping tool turns a booklet stored whole in an archive into a usable pool. OpenCV divides the page into single questions, each is written to its own record, and Gemini and OpenAI attach the answer from the key. Where the pool has no match, existing questions act as examples: the model writes a new one in the same form and produces its answer with it. A fresh worksheet then draws on material already held, and no page goes to the copier. Cropped images and question records live in MongoDB, and the Python service reaches Laravel's content side over Node.js. The context is exam content, not institutional records.
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