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Build an Excel (.xlsx) spreadsheet from rows of data or a TSV/CSV outline. Use when the user asks for a "spreadsheet", "Excel", "xlsx", or to "organize this as a table I can sort in Excel".
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Build a diagram — flowchart, architecture/system diagram, sequence, mind map, org chart, decision tree — as a self-contained HTML/SVG that opens in any browser, OR as an editable Excalidraw file. Use when the user wants a diagram, chart of boxes-and-arrows, system design picture, or flow. NOT for data charts (that's a chart inside make-pdf) or for reading an existing diagram.
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Operate on an EXISTING PDF — split, merge, extract/delete pages, rotate, search for text across pages, or pull images. Use when the user wants to "split this PDF", "merge these PDFs", "grab pages 3-7", "find where it mentions X", "rotate", or OCR a scanned PDF. NOT for creating a styled PDF (that's make-pdf) or just reading one (that's read_file/summarize_file).
Make ASCII art — a big text banner/figlet, an image converted to ASCII, or a boxed/framed message. Use when the user wants a banner, ASCII logo, text-as-art, "turn this image into ASCII", or terminal eye-candy. Output prints in the terminal or saves to a .txt.
| name | make-xlsx |
| description | Build an Excel (.xlsx) spreadsheet from rows of data or a TSV/CSV outline. Use when the user asks for a "spreadsheet", "Excel", "xlsx", or to "organize this as a table I can sort in Excel". |
| version | 1.0.0 |
Bundled scripts/build_xlsx.py wraps openpyxl (already a Hearth dep
for read_file on .xlsx).
TAB-SEPARATED. Real tab characters (\t) between fields, NOT commas.
The builder will fall back to comma-detection if you mess it up, but
don't rely on that — write tabs. First row = header.
Name<TAB>Role<TAB>Years
Ada<TAB>Eng<TAB>5
Linus<TAB>Eng<TAB>34
When you write_file, escape tabs literally in the content arg:
"Name\tRole\tYears\nAda\tEng\t5\n..." — NOT comma-separated.
write_file the TSV to <workspace>/.build/<slug>.tsv (scratch).run_command:
python <hearth>/skills/make-xlsx/scripts/build_xlsx.py \
--tsv <workspace>/.build/<slug>.tsv \
--out <workspace>/XLSX/<slug>.xlsx \
--sheet "<sheet name>"
run_command('powershell -Command "Invoke-Item ''<full path>''"') so Excel pops it open.delete_path on <workspace>/.build/<slug>.tsv after the .xlsx exists.