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Maximize document quality and readability when faxing a PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, or image file — make it arrive LEGIBLE after a noisy 1-bit Group-3 transmission (a fax's whole job is to be read), then optionally transmit it via a cloud fax API. Use to make a document faxable, convert it to bilevel, fix a muddy or unreadable fax, keep small text and signatures readable, halftone photos, or send a fax. Triggers: "fax this Word doc", "prep these scans to fax", "send this as a fax".

Use this skill when the user asks to rate, audit, review, improve, package, publish, or generate next steps for a local software repository. It produces a scorecard, release-readiness review, and a concrete improvement plan. Do not use it for general code debugging unless the user asks for a repo-level project audit.

Shrink large PDFs and Office documents to email-safe sizes while preserving visual quality. Use when a PDF, Word doc, PowerPoint deck, or Excel sheet is too large to email, attach, send, or upload and must fit under a target size (for example 5-7 MB or a Gmail/Outlook limit) without visibly degrading photos, scans, screenshots, maps, or design-tool exports (Illustrator, InDesign). Accepts .pdf, .docx, .doc, .pptx, .ppt, .xlsx, .xls, .odt, .odp, .ods, and .rtf inputs (Office formats are converted to PDF via LibreOffice headless mode, then optimized). Supports quality/balanced/aggressive/compress profiles plus opt-in --bilevel for typeset archival scans, audit mode, JSON summaries, Markdown reports, and render QA.

Audit an existing spreadsheet or financial model for correctness defects: live formula errors, broken or deleted references, hardcoded values inside formulas, off-by-one and inconsistent aggregate ranges, totals that do not reconcile or cross-foot, circular references, hidden rows/columns/sheets affecting outputs, and data-hygiene risks like numbers stored as text. Use when the user asks to review, check, validate, audit, debug, or find errors in an .xlsx, .xlsm, or .csv they already have. Produces a severity-ranked findings report and optional annotated copy. Do not use when the user wants to create, build, format, or rewrite a spreadsheet.