An automation skill for creating and editing presentations in WPS Presentation, a desktop slide-making application, through the WPS automation interface. It also structures project-defense and progress-report content as JSON specifications.
Query, filter, transform, validate, and convert structured data files (JSON, YAML, TOML, HCL/Terraform, CSV, TSV, Markdown) using the lam CLI. Use when the user asks to extract a field, filter records, aggregate values, check structure, validate against a schema, or convert between formats. Works on config files, API…
Build a concise, source-delimited context file from local UTF-8 requirements, code, notes, or documentation using DJAI Tools MCP. Use when preparing multiple local references for a coding agent, measuring prompt size, cleaning extracted text, or packaging sources with Markdown or XML boundaries.
Convert and clean local CSV or JSON datasets with DJAI Tools MCP. Use when trimming tabular values, removing empty or exact duplicate CSV rows, converting CSV to a JSON array, converting a flat JSON-object array to CSV, or validating local row and column counts.
Prepare local UTF-8 text or Markdown documents as cleaned, token-aware JSONL chunks using DJAI Tools MCP. Use when an agent must build RAG ingestion files, chunk extracted document text, or report chunk statistics while keeping source material local.
Convert PDF circuit schematics into evidence-preserving SchematicIR JSON. Use when inspecting a schematic PDF, extracting components or connectivity, producing JSON, validating SchematicIR, or reviewing uncertain schematic recognition. Do not use for EDA drawing or PCB layout.
Convert an X (Twitter) post URL into JSON, a PDF document, a PNG card, Markdown, or a Slack/Discord post. Use whenever the user gives an x.com or twitter.com status URL (or a bare tweet ID) and wants the post's data as JSON, an archived PDF, a shareable image, Markdown for notes/blogs, or shared to Slack/Discord.…
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