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Parses a free-text address blob (supplier email, Google Maps result, business card) into structured fields (street, postal code, city, state, country, contact, phone) via an LLM chat-completions call. Use when a form has separate address inputs and you want a paste-a-blob-to-autofill affordance instead of manual field-by-field entry.
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sha256:2252b216497fcd39c9dacc182d61545db5fffcc2b36efd30f75b757ef3175001skill-card.mdSKILL.md**Initial release of ai-address-parser – Parse unstructured address text into structured fields using an LLM.** - Converts messy pasted address text (from emails, maps, business cards) into structured address fields via an OpenAI-compatible chat-completions endpoint. - Provides clear schema and prompt design guidelines to ensure accurate field extraction and safe handling of ambiguous input. - Handles API responses defensively and enforces field length limits server-side. - Merges parsed results into forms non-destructively—never overwrites fields the user has already filled. - Includes instructions for testing various input scenarios and addresses bilingual field extraction requirements.