Total 44,046 skills, Document Processing has 629 skills
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Extract text and metadata from PDF files using pdf-parse. Use when: user uploads a PDF or asks to read/analyze PDF content. NOT for: creating PDFs, editing PDFs, or OCR on scanned documents.
Process and transform markdown documents. Convert to HTML, extract headings, generate TOC, check links. Use when working with documentation or markdown content.
MDV — Markdown superset for documents, dashboards, and slides with embedded charts, KPI stats, and data visualizations exported to HTML or PDF.
Api2pdf integration. Manage data, records, and automate workflows. Use when the user wants to interact with Api2pdf data.
Design system and AI skill for generating beautiful warm-parchment documents (resumes, slides, one-pagers, portfolios, letters, white papers) with a consistent editorial aesthetic.
Convert Markdown articles to WeChat Official Account publishing format with beautifully styled inline HTML. Use this tool when users want to publish Markdown content to WeChat, convert articles for WeChat Official Account, or mention terms like WeChat Official Account, official account typesetting, or official account publishing.
Use to navigate and structure Markdown context with clear hierarchy and progressive disclosure. Follow explicit links to read only what’s needed and avoid scanning unrelated content.
This skill is to be used when users explicitly request "migrate LaTeX templates", "integrate old projects into ChineseResearchLaTeX", "apply old bids/papers/graduation theses/resumes to the current template", "organize Word/PDF/Markdown/scattered tex files into existing projects", or directly mention `transfer-old-latex-to-new`. The old alias `migrating-latex-templates` is also supported. This skill only migrates the main content to the content layer of the existing templates in the current repository; it must never modify the source code of public packages in `packages/`, nor modify the template styles or entry skeletons in `projects/`, and can only write to content files allowed to carry the main content in the target project.
Conduct a rigorous rapid evidence assessment or systematic-lite literature review for MEL/SRHR questions. Use when Ane asks for "evidence review", "literature review", "evidence synthesis", "REA", "what does the evidence say", "what do we know about", or similar. Produces a structured brief with question framing, method, findings by theme, confidence grading, and implications for programme or evaluation design. Does not invent citations.
Check the consistency and authenticity risks of citations and references in NSFC proposal text (read-only): Verify the existence of bibkey, format issues such as BibTeX fields and DOI, and generate structured input for the host AI to evaluate item-by-item whether the text expression actually cites the literature; by default, only an audit report is output, and the proposal or .bib file is not directly modified (unless the user explicitly requests it).
When editing Markdown documents, add simple hash anchors to headings. Forcibly call this when the user mentions adding simple hash anchors.
Reviews and edits copy to remove AI-generated patterns and make text sound natural. Use when editing drafts, reviewing copy, "humanize this", "make it less AI", "sounds too AI", "remove AI patterns", "edit my copy", "this sounds robotic", or when text feels machine-generated.