Talk2View-Writer

Interactive product demo / feature tour for Talk2View in LibreOffice Writer. Use this WHENEVER the user asks to see what you can do rather than asking for a specific document task — e.g. "show me what you can do", "what can you do", "what can this do", "give me a demo", "demo", "show me a demo", "/demo", "give me a tour", "walk me through it", "show off your features", "how does this work", "tutorial", "teach me how to use this", "get me started". Runs a hands-on, step-by-step tutorial that builds a short sample document and demonstrates writing with styles, Track Changes (with the user accepting them), formatting, lists, tables, find & replace, comments, and page layout — pausing after EVERY step so the user drives the pace.

Work through existing comments in a Word document — fix the flagged issues, leave a reply explaining what was done, and RESOLVE (not delete) each comment so the record is preserved. Use when the user asks to "address the comments", "fix the feedback", "go through my comments", "respond to the reviewer", or "close out the comments". Default workflow: fix → reply → resolve. Never delete unless the user explicitly asks.

Audit a Word document for formatting inconsistencies, style violations, and structural issues. Use when the user asks to "review", "check", "audit", or "clean up" a document, or before finalising a document for delivery. Catches heading hierarchy violations, mixed formatting, orphaned content, and other quality issues.

Extract, summarize, or analyze content from a Word document without modifying it. Use when the user asks to "summarize", "list the key points", "extract action items", "what does this document say about X", "outline this document", or any read-only analysis of document content. Also use when the user asks to pull specific data from the document (tables, headings, metrics, names).

Build a complete Word document from scratch OR insert a coherent multi-element section into an existing one. Use when the user asks to "write", "create", "draft", "build", or "add a section/chapter" with mixed elements (headings, paragraphs, tables, lists). Plans structure, writes section by section, applies consistent styles and spacing in one batched call, and preserves heading hierarchy.

Reorganize, reorder, or restructure sections within a Word document. Use when the user asks to "move a section", "reorder", "reorganize", "restructure", "merge sections", "split a section", or rearrange content. This is a destructive multi-step operation that requires careful index management — the skill prevents data loss from index shifts during moves.

Review a Word document and leave comments anchored to specific text. Use when the user asks to "review", "give feedback on", "proofread", or "critique" a document. The agent reads the full document, identifies issues, and adds comments at the exact locations where problems exist — just like a human reviewer would in Word.

Apply consistent document formatting using Word built-in styles. Use when creating, editing, or reformatting documents — especially when applying headings, adjusting spacing, making text bold/italic, or when the user asks for professional formatting. Supports batch paragraph formatting and inline text targeting by query or paragraph index. Prevents heading hierarchy violations, mixed formatting, and inconsistent spacing.

Set document headers, footers, and page numbers using section-aware tools. Use when the user mentions headers, footers, page numbers, first-page headers, even/odd page headers, multi-section layouts, or letterheads. These elements live OUTSIDE the document body and need dedicated tools — not body editors. Supports per-section batching and combining brand text with page numbers in one call.

Configure page layout for common document types — margins, orientation, paper size, headers, footers, and page numbers as a coordinated setup. Use when the user asks to "set up the page", "format as a letter", "make it landscape", "set margins", "create a professional layout", or mentions any document template format (report, memo, letter, resume, proposal). Coordinates set_page_setup, set_header_footer, and insert_page_numbers into a single coherent layout.

Final go/no-go checklist before a document is sent, submitted, or published. Use when the user says "is this ready?", "final check", "review before sending", or asks you to verify a document is complete. Distinct from consistency-check — this skill focuses on completeness and deliverability, not style consistency.

Rewrite or edit existing document text while preserving surrounding formatting, styles, and structure. Use when the user asks to rephrase, reword, shorten, expand, improve, or change the tone of existing content. Without this skill, agents tend to destroy formatting when replacing text.

Create, populate, and modify tables in Word documents. Use when the user asks to build a table, add or edit rows/columns, update cell content, convert text to a table, or restructure tabular data. Covers both table creation with insert_table and post-creation modifications with edit_table.

Systematically find and fill placeholders in Word document templates. Use when the user provides a template with placeholders like {{name}}, [INSERT DATE], <COMPANY>, or similar markers, and wants them replaced with real values. Ensures no placeholder is missed across body, headers, and footers.