Skill UI

Handles Obsidian Flavored Markdown with wikilinks, embeds, callouts, properties, tags, and other vault-specific syntax, letting you author or edit notes that fully leverage Obsidian features.

Generates polished investor and sales pitch decks as a single .pptx with gradient backgrounds, charts, tables, stat callouts, and speaker notes on every content slide for fundraising, product launches, or enterprise proposals.

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.

Generates highly structured and visually rich documents within the Feishu (Lark) cloud suite. This tool accepts Lark-flavored Markdown, supporting advanced formatting like callouts, grids, enhanced tables, and Mermaid diagrams. It is ideal for creating professional knowledge base articles, detailed project plans, meeting minutes, and comprehensive reports requiring strong visual presentation and clear hierarchical structure.

This advanced workflow provides comprehensive control over Notion's content structure. Use it to recursively read nested block trees, append diverse block types (headings, lists, code blocks, callouts), and apply rich text formatting (e.g., bold, link, mention). Ideal for automating complex content creation and data extraction from Notion pages.

A powerful Python skill for adding professional callouts, arrows, and labels to various images, including screenshots, diagrams, and architecture documents. It allows users to visually highlight specific areas or changes. The advanced `annotate.py` module provides algorithmic label placement, optimizing for readability and preventing overlaps. Ideal for creating clear PR descriptions, documenting changes, or building annotated demo assets.

This tool converts markdown PR writeups containing unified diff blocks and severity-tagged callouts into a single, structured, 2-column HTML review document. It generates a jump-navigation, displays the diff on the left and detailed annotations on the right, and enforces a mandatory named reviewer footer, ensuring WCAG compliance.