document-management skills

11 tagged document-management, measured the same way as everything else here.

Browse within: mcp-server 15model-context-protocol 14fastmcp 13paperless-mcp 13

smart-import

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Meari-Prototype/iftree-editor

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A document-import tool that turns any source file into a structured document tree while keeping its text exactly unchanged.

not rated 6 changed 1mo ago A 95 tokens original Apache-2.0

siyuan-cli

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cicbyte/siyuan-cli

Skill Claude CodeCodex needs its repo

A command-line tool for managing SiYuan notebooks, documents, blocks, tags, searches, imports, exports, resources, and synchronization. SiYuan is a note-taking application, and the tool requires a running, authenticated SiYuan instance.

not rated 5 6mo ago A 73 tokens original MIT

Dankaro-projects/shelfmark

Skill Codex

Find relevant, governed local documents through the Shelfmark MCP tools. Use when locating files by filename, title, author, client, project, document type, folder purpose, date, or rights status, especially when the result may be shared outside the machine.

not rated 0 1mo ago A 57 tokens original MIT archived

en-quire

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nullproof-studio/en-quire

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Instructions for using en-quire MCP tools to read, search, edit, and manage markdown and YAML documents inside en-quire's configured document roots. Use this skill when working with .md, .mdx, .yaml, or .yml files under a configured root — SOPs, skill files, session memory, codex articles, specs, and configuration…

not rated 0 changed 2d ago A 159 tokens original MIT

tobiasschuerg/paperless-agent-toolkit

Skill Claude Code

Process Paperless-ngx documents tagged "TODO" — pick a meaningful title, set correspondent/documenttype/created where determinable, and apply 3-4 tags (reusing existing ones), then clear the TODO tag. Use when the user asks to work through TODO-tagged documents, clean up the Paperless inbox, or process…

not rated 0 2mo ago A 81 tokens

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