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* Add plugin document-skills Four original workbench Skills (docx, pdf, pptx, xlsx) for creating, reading, editing, and verifying Office and PDF documents with standard open-source Python tooling. - lives at plugins/Hylouis233/document-skills - plugin.json + README + Apache-2.0 LICENSE + four Skills with references - original guidance written for this plugin; no proprietary content reused - no network, no credentials, no MCP server; scripts referenced are the user's own installed Python libraries (python-docx, python-pptx, openpyxl, pypdf, reportlab, pymupdf), not bundled - npm run validate passes; documented patterns smoke-tested end to end * Fix document skill review feedback * Fix review round 2 and add depth references Review fixes (all fixture-verified in tests/): - PDF: AcroForm route now clones pages + /AcroForm into the writer via append() and fills fields on writer pages; mediabox postcheck reduced to width/height pairs; CMYK/ICC pixmaps converted to RGB before PNG save - PPTX: table cells edited at run level (cell.text rebuild proven lossy); inventory walker recurses into group shapes; font triage resolves inherited fonts with theme major/minor fallback - XLSX: sniffed CSV dialect passed to DictReader; round_trip_losses() detects parts an openpyxl round trip drops before saving - DOCX: numbering restart via cloned <w:num> + startOverride, rendered proof in fixture (restarts at 1 vs style-reuse continuing at 4) Depth references (original content, no proprietary material): - docx cjk.md: east-asian font slot, 字号 table, char-based indent, fixed line spacing, GB/T 9704 page geometry, font availability risks - docx scenes.md: academic paper / resume / official document / contract skeletons with scene-specific verification - xlsx formatting.md: conditional formatting rules, structured tables, honest pivot aggregation routes (openpyxl cannot create pivots) tests/: one runnable fixture per format, 30 assertions, all passing locally (pdf 9, pptx 10, xlsx 6, docx 5 incl. soffice-rendered proof) * Fix round-3 review findings on f803513 - xlsx edit: round_trip_changes() now also detects extensions stripped from retained parts (x14/extLst markers), not just dropped archive members - docx scenes: signature blocks get row-level cantSplit + keep_with_next on all rows (rendered fixture proves the table stays on one page) - docx cjk: tofu postcheck switched to glyph-coverage (fontTools cmap) since text extraction cannot detect missing-glyph boxes; style snippet now defines font names before use (NameError fix) - pptx edit: locator candidate collection recurses into groups with a stable nested path for the uniqueness assertion - xlsx formatting: aggregation formulas build sheet refs from ws.title (quoting when needed) instead of hard-coded Data! - xlsx read: profiles every sheet by default, not just sheetnames[0] - pdf create: escape() rule for plain text into Paragraph; fixture shows unescaped markup silently swallows <...> runs Fixtures extended to 44 assertions, all passing locally * Fix document skill round-3 review feedback * Harden document reference edge cases * fix(document-skills): address current review gaps * fix(document-skills): address latest review round * fix(document-skills): address latest validation gaps * fix(document-skills): close latest review gaps - pdf extract: real table detection via page.find_tables() with span fallback - pdf postcheck: interactive-only pages (AcroForm widgets) exempt from text gate - docx read: unified block walker yields tables inside w:sdtContent - README: drop the untagged-ReportLab accessibility claim, state the limitation - xlsx: fullCalcOnLoad contract so manual-calc workbooks recalculate on open - fixtures: table detection, widget exemption, sdt table walker, calc flags (all green) * fix(document-skills): close latest review round - pptx analyze: sparse XY/bubble cache points keep their idx so x/y/bubble values pair correctly across blank points - docx cjk: Hangul (jamo, compatibility jamo, extended-A, syllables) routes through the eastAsia font slot - xlsx edit: extension detection matches namespace URIs and the local name extLst instead of arbitrary XML prefixes - xlsx formatting: header-only sheets skip conditional formatting instead of building inverted ranges openpyxl rejects - docx read: table extraction walks real w:tc elements and annotates gridSpan/vMerge instead of the merge-expanded row.cells view - pdf transform: stamps are scaled and centered per destination page via merge_transformed_page; rotated pages flagged for visual verification - fixtures extended for all six (with negative controls) * fix(document-skills): close latest review round - pdf postcheck: real overflow check - text blocks extracted through an enlarged clip rectangle and compared to the page box (plain extraction silently drops fully off-page text) - docx read: table cells rebuilt per paragraph with visible tab/break markers instead of concatenated w:t text - docx/pptx health checks: explicit require() raises so every archive limit survives python -O - pptx analyze: run fonts resolve a:latin/a:ea/a:cs by the run's scripts before falling back to the Latin-only font.name; triage walks table cells (graphic frames have no text frame) - docx SKILL: pandoc-only installs can serve read/extract requests - pdf extract: inline content-stream images enumerated via dict image blocks alongside the XObject loop; coordinate spans position-sorted before emission - xlsx read: implausible sheet <dimension> reset before streaming - fixtures extended for the overflow check (with negative control), cell paragraph boundaries, dimension corruption, script faces, table triage * fix(document-skills): address current review gaps * fix(document-skills): close delayed review findings * fix(document-skills): close latest review gaps * fix(document-skills): preserve review edge cases * fix(document-skills): address latest review edge cases * fix(document-skills): cover inline and placeholder edge cases * fix(document-skills): address latest review findings * fix(document-skills): satisfy maintainer verification gate * fix(document-skills): cover remaining review edge cases * fix(document-skills): address post-gate review findings * fix(document-skills): close post-push review gaps * fix(document-skills): handle latest format edge cases * fix(document-skills): harden final verification paths * fix(document-skills): close latest review gaps * fix(document-skills): harden review edge cases * fix(document-skills): close remaining review edge cases * fix(document-skills): address latest review findings * fix(document-skills): harden content inventory routes * fix(document-skills): verify rendered PDF content * fix(document-skills): preserve escaped Type3 glyph names * docs(document-skills): bound untrusted package loading Address the latest review round: add bounded XLSX/OPC package preflight with compression, member, materialization and range-token budgets; route all existing-package loads through validated snapshots; harden DOCX CJK/locator, PDF Type3 and PPTX merged-slot guidance; cover CSV formula neutralization, missing dimension scanning and internal hyperlink rewrites with real OPC fixtures. * docs(document-skills): verify rendered package content * fix: namespace document skills and isolate fixture CI * fix: repair xlsx fixture skill path * ci: correct document-skills checkout pin --------- Co-authored-by: Hylouis233 <Hylouis233@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <41898282+github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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name: Document Skills
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on:
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pull_request:
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paths:
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- 'plugins/Hylouis233/document-skills/**'
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- '.github/workflows/document-skills.yml'
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push:
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branches: [main]
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paths:
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- 'plugins/Hylouis233/document-skills/**'
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- '.github/workflows/document-skills.yml'
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permissions:
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contents: read
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jobs:
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fixtures:
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runs-on: ubuntu-latest
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steps:
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- uses: actions/checkout@3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1 # v7.0.1
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- uses: actions/setup-node@820762786026740c76f36085b0efc47a31fe5020 # v7.0.0
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with:
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node-version: 22
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cache: npm
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- uses: actions/setup-python@e797f83bcb11b83ae66e0230d6156d7c80228e7c # v6.0.0
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with:
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python-version: '3.13'
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cache: pip
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cache-dependency-path: plugins/Hylouis233/document-skills/tests/requirements-fixtures.txt
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- run: npm ci
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- run: npm run validate
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- run: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends libreoffice-writer
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- run: python -m pip install -r plugins/Hylouis233/document-skills/tests/requirements-fixtures.txt
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- run: node --test plugins/Hylouis233/document-skills/tests/fixtures.integration.mjs
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# Document Skills
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## The problem
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Users keep asking coding agents for document deliverables — a Word report, a PDF handout, a slide
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deck, a data workbook — and get unreliable results: ZIP files rewritten by hand and corrupted,
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spreadsheets where formulas were typed as text, slide decks that no viewer opens, PDFs that are a
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stack of screenshots instead of text. Office and PDF documents are container formats with strict
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internal contracts, and an agent without format knowledge breaks them silently.
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This Plugin installs four namespaced workbench Skills — `document-skills-docx`,
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`document-skills-pdf`, `document-skills-pptx`, and `document-skills-xlsx` — that route each task
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to the right standard tool (python-docx, python-pptx, openpyxl, pypdf, ReportLab, PyMuPDF),
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enforce the container contracts (valid ZIP, correct content types, calculated dimensions), and
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verify output before it is handed back. The namespaced IDs avoid overriding host-provided Skills
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with generic names such as `docx`, `pdf`, `pptx`, or `xlsx`.
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## Try it
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```text
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Use the document-skills plugin: open sales-2024.xlsx, add a sheet "Summary" with per-region
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totals computed by formula, a bar chart of the top 5 products, and currency formatting.
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```
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Expected result: the agent loads the workbook with openpyxl, inspects sheet names, headers, and
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dtypes, writes `SUMIF`/`COUNTIF` formulas (not pasted values), adds a native `BarChart` anchored
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to the new sheet, applies number formats, and reports the cell ranges it changed.
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```text
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Use the document-skills plugin: create a PDF one-pager "Q3 launch checklist" from this outline
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with a title block and a two-column checklist that fits exactly one A4 page.
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```
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Expected result: the agent generates the page with ReportLab flowables on an A4 canvas, measures
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the checklist blocks, and confirms with pypdf that the output is exactly 1 page with extractable
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## What the Skills do
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Shared spine (all four Skills follow it):
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1. Classify the request as **create**, **read**, **edit**, or **review**.
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2. Check tool availability first and report missing dependencies instead of improvising.
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3. Follow format-specific rules (packages below).
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4. Run the post-generation verification checklist; fix and re-verify until it passes.
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5. Report the output path, the page/sheet/slide inventory, and any remaining caveats.
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Per format:
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- **document-skills-docx** — create with python-docx from a heading outline; use python-docx first
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for routine structural edits (paragraphs, tables, images, styles, and text runs), and reserve
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direct OOXML surgery for fields, tracked changes, or package features python-docx cannot express;
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extract text with python-docx or `pandoc -t markdown`; postcheck with python-docx re-open and
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and scene patterns (academic paper, resume, official document, contract).
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- **document-skills-xlsx** — openpyxl for reading, editing, styling, and native charts; formulas as
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formats applied explicitly; recalculation contract documented (openpyxl writes formulas, the
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aggregation (openpyxl cannot create pivot tables; the reference gives the formula-sheet,
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frozen-values, and user-template routes).
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- **document-skills-pptx** — python-pptx to build decks (7 common slide patterns: title, agenda,
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bullet, two image+text, table, chart, quote/closing); edit only named, existing shapes, never
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blind rewriting of the whole XML; text measured against shape width with font-size reduction
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## Verification-first output
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Every Skill ends with the same rule: do not hand back a file you have not re-opened. The checklists
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The [`tests/`](tests/) directory ships one runnable fixture script per format covering the
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- Python 3.9+ with `python-docx`, `python-pptx`, `openpyxl`, `pypdf`, `reportlab`,
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- Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux. All commands are given in cross-platform form; the Skills
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## Data and network
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- No network access. All processing is local file conversion and generation.
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- No credentials required.
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## License
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Apache-2.0. See [LICENSE](LICENSE).
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{
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"$schema": "https://agent-plugins.org/schemas/1.0.0/plugin.schema.json",
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"name": "document-skills",
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"version": "0.1.0",
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"description": "Workbench Skills for creating, reading, editing, and checking DOCX, PDF, PPTX, and XLSX documents with standard open-source tooling.",
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"author": {
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"name": "Hylouis233",
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"url": "https://github.com/Hylouis233"
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},
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"license": "Apache-2.0",
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