word-document

name	word-document
description	Produce Word (.docx) documents from markdown manuscript sections. Use when asked to generate a Word document, create a docx, compile the manuscript, or export to Word. Assembles markdown sections, embeds figures/tables, and converts via pandoc with journal-ready formatting.
user-invocable	true

Word Document Generation Skill

Produces publication-ready Word (.docx) documents from the markdown manuscript sections in this project using pandoc.

Prerequisites

• pandoc (>= 3.0): installed at ~/.local/bin/pandoc
• If pandoc is missing, download from https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/releases

Manuscript Location

The manuscript lives at:

meta_analysis/bulk3/manuscript/
├── 05-manuscript/
│   ├── Abstract.md
│   ├── Introduction.md
│   ├── Methods.md
│   ├── Results.md
│   ├── Discussion.md
│   └── supplementary_methods.md
├── 03-figures/
│   ├── main/          # Figure_1 through Figure_5
│   ├── supplementary/ # Figure_S1 through Figure_S10
│   └── legends.md
├── 04-tables/
│   ├── main/Table_1.md
│   ├── supplementary/
│   └── legends.md
└── 06-references/
    └── References.md

Target journal: Journal of Investigative Dermatology (JID)

• Word limit: 3,500 words (excluding abstract, references, figure legends)
• Max 6 figures/tables combined

Workflow

Step 1: Assemble a Combined Markdown File

Concatenate the manuscript sections into a single markdown file in the correct order. Use the Bash tool:

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OUTPUT_DIR=
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