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Render a list of row dictionaries as a GitHub-flavored Markdown table, with an optional header block.
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Use when memories reveal a recurring pattern, repeated user feedback, or a frequently needed procedure that would benefit from being a reusable skill. Trigger phrases include "this keeps coming up", "we always do X", "save this approach", "make this a skill". Validates the pattern, drafts a skill candidate, then hands off to skill-creator.
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Use when the user asks to create a new skill, save a workflow as a skill, distil a procedure into a reusable skill, or extract a recurring pattern into one. Walks through brainstorming the trigger, drafting the description, scaffolding files, and validating. Defaults to the project skill directory; pass scope=user for cross-project skills.
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Based on SOC occupation classification
| name | tabular-report |
| description | Render a list of row dictionaries as a GitHub-flavored Markdown table, with an optional header block. |
Use this skill when you have a list of dict-shaped rows and need to present them to the user as a clean Markdown table.
scripts/generate.py. Request that file via the skill's
file argument to read its source, then invoke it in your own code.templates/header.md (also available via file).rows = [{"name": "Maya", "score": 94}, {"name": "Chloe", "score": 87}]
columns = ["name", "score"]
→ render_table(rows, columns)
| name | score |
| --- | --- |
| Maya | 94 |
| Chloe | 87 |
scripts/generate.py — the render_table(rows, columns) helper (Layer 3).templates/header.md — the optional report header block (Layer 3).To fetch either, the model calls this same tool again with
{"file": "scripts/generate.py"} or {"file": "templates/header.md"}.