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PDF annotation extraction routing to scrape-agent

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benbrastmckie/nvim
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14. Juli 2026 um 23:14
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name
skill-scrape
description
PDF annotation extraction routing to scrape-agent
allowed-tools
Agent
# Scrape Skill Thin wrapper that routes PDF annotation extraction to the `scrape-agent`, which extracts highlights, comments, notes, and other annotations from PDF files. ## Context Pointers Reference (do not load eagerly): - Path: `.claude/context/formats/subagent-return.md` - Purpose: Return validation - Load at: Subagent execution only Note: This skill is a thin wrapper. Context is loaded by the delegated agent, not this skill. ## Trigger Conditions This skill activates when: ### Direct Invocation - User explicitly runs `/scrape` command - User requests annotation extraction in conversation ### Implicit Invocation (during task implementation) When an implementing agent encounters any of these patterns: **Plan step language patterns**: - "Extract annotations from [file].pdf" - "Extract highlights from [file].pdf" - "Extract comments from [file]" - "Scrape notes from [file].pdf" - "Collect annotations in [file]" - "Export PDF comments to markdown" - "Gather highlights and notes from [file]" **File extension detection**: - Source file has extension: `.pdf` - Target mentions: "annotations", "highlights", "comments", "notes" **Task description keywords**: - "annotation extraction" - "PDF scraping" - "extract highlights" - "collect comments" - "gather notes from PDF" ### When NOT to Trigger Do not invoke for: - Non-PDF files (.docx, .html, .txt, etc.) - General document conversion (use skill-filetypes) - Reading PDF text content without annotation context (use skill-filetypes) - Operations on spreadsheets or presentations (use skill-spreadsheet, skill-presentation) --- ## Execution ### 1. Input Validation Validate required inputs: - `pdf_path` - Must be provided, must exist, must be a .pdf file - `output_path` - Optional, defaults to `{basename}_annotations.md` in same directory - `annotation_types` - Optional array, defaults to all types - `output_format` - Optional, defaults to "markdown" ```bash # Validate source exists if [ ! -f "$pdf_path" ]; then return error "PDF file not found: $pdf_path" fi # Validate source is a PDF if [[ "${pdf_path##*.}" != "pdf" ]]; then return error "Source must be a .pdf file: $pdf_path" fi # Determine output path if not provided if [ -z "$output_path" ]; then source_dir=$(dirname "$pdf_path") source_base=$(basename "$pdf_path" .pdf) output_path="${source_dir}/${source_base}_annotations.md" fi ``` ### 2. Context Preparation Prepare delegation context: ```json { "pdf_path": "/absolute/path/to/document.pdf", "output_path": "/absolute/path/to/document_annotations.md", "annotation_types": ["highlights", "comments", "notes", "bookmarks"], "output_format": "markdown", "metadata": { "session_id": "sess_{timestamp}_{random}", "delegation_depth": 1, "delegation_path": ["orchestrator", "scrape", "skill-scrape"] } } ``` ### 3. Invoke Agent **CRITICAL**: You MUST use the **Agent** tool to spawn the scrape agent. **Required Tool Invocation**: ``` Tool: Agent (NOT Skill, NOT Plan) Parameters: - subagent_type: "scrape-agent" - prompt: [Include pdf_path, output_path, annotation_types, output_format, metadata] - description: "Extract annotations from {pdf_path} to {output_path}" ``` **DO NOT** use `Skill(scrape-agent)` - this will FAIL. Agents live in `.claude/agents/` or extension agent directories, not `.claude/skills/`. The Skill tool can only invoke skills from `.claude/skills/`. The agent will: - Open the PDF and enumerate all annotation objects - Filter by requested annotation types - Format annotations according to output_format - Write structured output to output_path - Return standardized JSON result ### 4. Return Validation Validate return matches `subagent-return.md` schema: - Status is one of: scraped, partial, failed - Summary is non-empty and <100 tokens - Artifacts array present with output file path - Metadata contains session_id, agent_type, delegation info ### 5. Return Propagation Return validated result to caller without modification. --- ## Return Format See `.claude/context/formats/subagent-return.md` for full specification. Expected successful return: ```json { "status": "scraped", "summary": "Extracted 42 annotations from document.pdf: 28 highlights, 10 comments, 4 notes", "artifacts": [ { "type": "implementation", "path": "/absolute/path/to/document_annotations.md", "summary": "Extracted annotations in markdown format" } ], "metadata": { "session_id": "sess_...", "agent_type": "scrape-agent", "delegation_depth": 2, "delegation_path": ["orchestrator", "scrape", "skill-scrape", "scrape-agent"], "annotation_count": 42, "annotation_breakdown": { "highlights": 28, "comments": 10, "notes": 4 } }, "next_steps": "Review extracted annotations" } ``` --- ## Error Handling ### Input Validation Errors Return immediately with failed status if PDF not found or not a .pdf file. ### Unsupported Format Return failed status with clear message about supported annotation types. ### Agent Errors Pass through the agent's error return verbatim. ### Tool Not Available Return failed status with installation instructions for PDF annotation tools (e.g., pdfannots, PyMuPDF). --- ## MUST NOT - Run the postflight step (git commit, status update) — that is the command's responsibility - Modify the return from scrape-agent before propagating - Load context files eagerly — only reference them when needed - Use the Skill tool to invoke scrape-agent (use Agent tool instead)
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