Skill Claude CodeCodex
Validate code examples embedded in chapter markdown files, including syntax-only checks and opt-in execution for :runnable blocks.
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original Apache-2.0
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Apache-2.0Licence, which decides whether bodies are shown
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Extract [IMAGE: ...] markers from generated chapter files, generate matching images via a per-entry image provider, and insert the resulting images back into the markdown chapters. Four providers are supported and each entry is routed by imagetype.
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pdf-builder
03Skill Claude CodeCodex
Convert markdown chapters into a professionally typeset PDF book using WeasyPrint. This skill takes the authored chapter files (Markdown) and produces a print-ready PDF complete with cover page, table of contents, page numbers, headers/footers, syntax-highlighted code blocks, and properly placed images.
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original Apache-2.0
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Provides a structured quality rubric for evaluating ebook chapter manuscripts, combining general quality criteria with domain-specific plugin criteria.
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original Apache-2.0
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Parse and extract key content from reference materials in various formats (.md, .pdf, .txt, .docx).
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original Apache-2.0
web-research
06Skill Claude CodeCodex
Provides structured web search and information collection strategies for comprehensive topic research.
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original Apache-2.0
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Generate a PDF.js-based web ebook viewer from the typeset PDFs. The viewer renders the actual PDF pages with a two-page book spread layout, page-turn animation, chapter navigation sidebar, and bilingual language toggle. Deployable to GitHub Pages.
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original Apache-2.0
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