Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, meeting notes, and manuals (3.5K skills)
Process PDF documents by extracting text, tables, and images, merging or splitting files, rotating pages, creating documents, and filling forms. It also covers password protection and OCR, which recognizes text in scanned pages to make them searchable.
Create, edit, and clean spreadsheet files, convert table formats, and add formulas, formatting, or charts. The workflow includes recalculating formulas and checking errors before delivering a spreadsheet that updates when its inputs change.
Co-write proposals, specifications, and decision documents through a guided process. Gather background, draft and refine each section, then test the document with a fresh Claude conversation to find unclear explanations and missing context.
Creates, edits, and reads PowerPoint presentations and templates. Supports text extraction, combining or splitting decks, and working with layouts and speaker notes, with file validation and visual checks to identify clipped text, overlaps, and leftover placeholders.
Create HTML presentations for marketing, pitches, and data-driven explanations. Use Chart.js graphs, reusable design settings, responsive layouts, and writing formulas to shape slide content and choose layouts suited to the presentation's purpose.
Compare release changes with project documentation, then update files such as README and CHANGELOG to reflect what shipped. The skill also checks architecture diagrams, maps missing documentation, and records remaining documentation work in the pull request.
Create missing documentation for a feature, module, or whole project. Use Diataxis, a framework that separates tutorials, practical guides, reference information, and explanations, to organize documents around what readers need to learn or accomplish.
Convert Markdown files into formatted PDFs with page numbers, controlled page breaks, optional covers, clickable contents, and watermarks. Render diagrams and local images within the document, preview the layout, or export to HTML and Word.
Document why software decisions were made, which alternatives were considered, and what trade-offs remain. Create architecture decision records, README guidance, API documentation, and changelogs that help future contributors and AI agents understand the project.
Refresh an LLM Wiki index against the pages that actually exist. Add missing entries, remove entries for deleted pages, preserve custom categories, and log change counts while leaving page bodies untouched.
Maintain a local company wiki by incorporating source material, answering questions, and organizing navigation. Preserve original sources while keeping citations, links, and update logs, with project summaries that separate current status from lasting knowledge.
Compare README, specification, and product documents with recent git history to find outdated claims or missing features. Make small factual corrections, preserve the existing style, and prepare a pull request for review.
Keep project documentation consistent with recent code changes. Find outdated instructions, update affected reference pages and examples, and write release notes focused on user impact while leaving unchanged sections intact.
Turn a captured source document into linked LLM Wiki pages for sources, entities, concepts, and combined insights. Update the index and log, preserve the original material, and flag contradictions with existing knowledge instead of silently replacing it.
Audit an LLM Wiki for conflicting or outdated claims, broken links, missing concept pages, weak sources, and index inconsistencies. Return findings grouped by severity with evidence and suggested fixes, leaving page content unchanged.
Turn notes or documents into a talk outline, page-by-page media choices, and a production brief for a separate slide-making skill. After rendering, check each slide against its planned purpose and generate revision instructions for up to three rounds.
Create an HTML policy briefing deck about expanding urban tree canopy for city councils and agency reviewers. Organize public needs, evidence, policy options, and funding decisions within a consistent forest-green and cream presentation template.
Create an HTML workshop deck for new users of a project management app. Organize training around first useful results and ongoing habits, using a warm pastel template with hand-drawn decorations.
Create an HTML thesis defense deck that makes the research contribution, evidence, and limitations easy to find. The template uses warm neutral colors and classical typography, with an economics thesis on minimum wages as its example subject.
Create a retail training deck about consultative selling, covering the sales conversation, role plays, and daily practice. The HTML slides use a warm peach palette and consistent, approachable layouts for store associates and floor managers.
Prepare a research grant presentation that organizes the hypothesis, approach, milestones, and risks for reviewers. Its ivory background and black typography create a formal, text-focused HTML deck, also suited to research summaries and detailed reports.
Create a single-screen HTML meeting notes page with attendees, an agenda checklist, decisions, and an action items table. Include owners, due dates, status, open questions, and next meeting details in a clearly organized layout.
Create an HTML year-end self-review deck for a product manager, organizing responsibilities, results, lessons, and requests around supporting evidence. The template uses rounded cards and pastel colors to present the case to managers or review committees.
Build an HTML briefing deck that organizes workplace-safety findings, supporting evidence, and corrective requirements for regulators and plant leaders. A paper-textured design with earth tones gives the slides a consistent visual style for decision discussions.