Turn a multi-step scanning chore into a simple conversation. Use the AI-powered Warp terminal to control your scanner and automatically merge front and back pages into a perfectly ordered PDF.
Install NAPS2 (Not Another PDF Scanner 2), a free tool that provides command-line control over your scanner. Create a rule in Warp telling it to always use NAPS2 for scanning tasks.
Place the stack of papers in your scanner's document feeder and type a simple command into Warp to scan the odd-numbered pages.
scan the documents from the feeder and save it to this directory as this file nameFlip the stack over, place it back in the feeder, and repeat the command to scan the even-numbered pages into a separate file.
Give Warp a final instruction to combine the two PDF files. Warp will write and execute a Python script on the fly using the PyPDF2 library to interleave the pages into a single, correctly ordered document.
Now put together the odd pages and the even pages and just make the math practice test out of it.
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