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This skill provides comprehensive management for creating, editing, and automating presentations using LibreOffice Impress. Users can generate ODP presentations from scratch or templates, automating slide content and batch operations. It supports robust format conversion between ODP, PPTX, PDF, and other formats, offering deep integration via command line or Python scripting (UNO) for complex workflow automation.

Downloads YouTube and other platform videos for offline viewing, editing, or archiving, letting you batch download, pick resolutions, and preserve metadata in MP4, WebM, or audio-only formats.

OfficeCLI PPTX Skill orchestrates every operation on .pptx files, from inspecting text and structure to editing slides, charts, tables, and speaker notes via CLI; ideal for automating deck creation, layout tweaks, or bulk analysis whenever presentations are involved.

OfficeCLI Excel Assistant guides you through reading, querying, and editing .xlsx workbooks from the CLI, covering text extraction, structure/issue analysis, charts, tables, and formatting operations.

Automate building a Google Slides presentation by invoking gws commands to create a deck, capture its ID, and share editing access with your team.

This skill guides the creation and editing of Obsidian Bases (.base files). It enables users to build dynamic, database-like views of notes by applying complex filters (AND, OR, NOT), defining computed properties using formulas, and configuring multiple views (table, cards, list). Use this when you need to aggregate, filter, or summarize information across multiple notes in a structured way, simulating a lightweight, navigable knowledge database.

Creates and edits Obsidian Flavored Markdown, covering frontmatter, wikilinks, embeds, callouts, math, diagrams, and other vault-specific syntax so notes render correctly when working in Obsidian or referencing its features.

This guide provides comprehensive technical guidance for performance tuning and automating workflows using TechSmith Snagit COM API and Camtasia. It details key considerations for robust scripting, including using PowerShell and Python interop, defining various input/output types (like desktop, window, clipboard, or file), and solving common errors (such as COM registration failures or permission issues). Use this skill when building complex, automated pipelines for screen capture and video editing.

This skill provides comprehensive capabilities for working with Microsoft Word documents (.docx). It supports full document lifecycle management, including text extraction (via pandoc), raw XML manipulation, creating new documents, and complex editing. Specialized workflows are available for redlining, handling tracked changes, managing comments, and preserving intricate formatting, making it ideal for professional, academic, and business document processing.

nano-pdf is a powerful command-line interface (CLI) tool designed to simplify PDF editing. Instead of requiring complex manual adjustments, users can provide natural language instructions (e.g., "Change the title to X and fix the typo") to modify specific pages of a PDF document. It is ideal for quick content revisions, report updates, or proofreading when traditional PDF editors are cumbersome, offering a highly intuitive workflow.

A comprehensive guide to navigating the intensive, multi-round post-acceptance editing cycle for academic journals. It outlines the distinct stages—from substantive argument strengthening to technical line edits and final Bluebook proofing—ensuring submissions stay on track through the required rounds and into print.

This comprehensive guide walks authors through the rigorous, post-acceptance editing process typical of top-tier scholarly journals, such as Harvard Law Review. It covers key stages: defending substantive arguments, enforcing technical style (Bluebook), and performing the critical source-pull/cite-check, ensuring every citation is verifiable. It focuses on collaborative relationship management and timely execution.