drpedapati

Generate a standalone image, a visual asset for another artifact, or a complete image-rendered presentation slide. Use when the user asks to generate, illustrate, visualize, make an image for a slide, improve a presentation with generated imagery, or create an image-generated slide. Preserve the explicitly requested output format.

Ship a SciClaw software change through an isolated worktree, implementation, pruning, verification, commit, push, draft pull request, CI closeout, and independent review. Use when asked to ship a job, complete a change through PR, prepare a release candidate, or follow the repository's happy path toward Homebrew release and Data3 deployment.

Use this skill whenever scientific image assets need deterministic preprocessing (resize, crop, convert, DPI normalization, montage/contact sheets) using ImageMagick 7 `magick`.

Use this skill whenever `.pptx` slide decks are created, edited, summarized, templated, merged, or analyzed.

Use this skill whenever spreadsheet files (`.xlsx`, `.xlsm`, `.csv`, `.tsv`) are created, edited, cleaned, analyzed, or converted.

Read, edit, and diff Word documents (.docx) with tracked changes and comments using the docx-review CLI — a .NET 8 tool built on Microsoft's Open XML SDK. Ships as a single 12MB native binary (no runtime). Use when: (1) Adding tracked changes (replace, delete, insert) to a .docx, (2) Adding anchored comments to a .docx, (3) Reading/extracting text, tracked changes, comments, and metadata from a .docx, (4) Diffing two .docx files semantically, (5) Responding to peer reviewer comments with tracked revisions, (6) Proofreading or revising manuscripts with reviewable output, (7) Any task requiring valid tracked-change .docx output with proper w:del/w:ins markup that renders natively in Word.

Inspect, schema, and fill true AcroForm PDFs using sciClaw's pdf_form_inspect, pdf_form_schema, and pdf_form_fill tools. Use when: (1) checking whether a PDF is a real fillable AcroForm, (2) listing form field names, types, and choices, (3) filling a supported form from structured values, (4) preparing reviewable insurance, legal, administrative, or clinical form drafts, (5) reporting skipped fields or unused input keys after a fill. Do not use for scanned PDFs, OCR tasks, or XFA-only forms.

Create "How X Works" deep-dive explainer websites with the curious, technical-but-accessible style of howkeyboardswork.com. Use when asked to explain how something works, create an educational single-page guide, or build an interactive explainer site on any topic.

Search PubMed, fetch article metadata, traverse citation graphs, and look up MeSH terms from the command line. Use when: (1) Searching PubMed with Boolean/MeSH queries, (2) Fetching article details by PMID (abstract, authors, DOI, MeSH terms), (3) Finding papers that cite a given article (cited-by), (4) Finding papers cited by a given article (references), (5) Finding related articles with relevance scores, (6) Looking up MeSH vocabulary (tree numbers, scope notes), (7) Exporting citations in RIS format for Zotero/EndNote, (8) Building reproducible literature review workflows, (9) Verifying document references against PubMed for accuracy and detecting fabricated citations.

Create, edit, and analyze PowerPoint presentations (.pptx) using C# and .NET 8. Use when the user requests PPTX work AND specifies C#/.NET, or when the project context is .NET/C#. Supports: (1) Creating presentations from scratch via HtmlBuild (write HTML/CSS, Playwright extracts layout, OpenXml SDK generates native PPTX), (2) Editing existing presentations via template inventory/replace workflow, (3) Slide rearrangement and duplication.

Operate, test, and troubleshoot pubmed-cli for PubMed literature workflows. Use when tasks involve running pubmed-cli commands (`search`, `fetch`, `cited-by`, `references`, `related`, `mesh`, `refcheck`), exporting outputs (`--json`, `--csv`, `--ris`), validating command behavior/errors, building reproducible CLI test bundles, or preparing release smoke checks for this CLI.

Create clean Word documents (.docx) from Markdown using pandoc, automatically applying the bundled NIH-style reference template (Arial 11pt, 1-inch margins, single-spacing, NIH heading hierarchy) so manuscripts, abstracts, and grant attachments come out grant-ready by default. Use when the user asks to create a new Word document from fresh Markdown content (manuscript draft, NIH grant attachment, abstract, specific aims page, biosketch). Do NOT use this skill to revise an existing .docx with tracked changes — that is `docx-review`'s job.

Create valid Raycast script-commands that integrate with the Raycast launcher. Use this skill when users request creating Raycast scripts, automation commands for Raycast, or workflow shortcuts for the Raycast app. This skill ensures all outputs conform to Raycast's required metadata format and structural conventions.

Read, edit, create, and diff Word documents (.docx) with tracked changes and comments using the docx-review CLI v1.5.1 — a .NET 8 tool built on Microsoft's Open XML SDK. Ships as a single native binary (no runtime). Use when: (1) Adding tracked changes (replace, delete, insert) to a .docx, (2) Adding or updating anchored comments to a .docx, (3) Reading/extracting text, tracked changes, comments, and metadata from a .docx, (4) Diffing two .docx files semantically, (5) Creating new documents from templates, (6) Responding to peer reviewer comments with tracked revisions, (7) Proofreading or revising manuscripts with reviewable output, (8) Any task requiring valid tracked-change .docx output with proper w:del/w:ins markup that renders natively in Word.

Use this skill when the user wants to create, edit, read, or diff Excel spreadsheets (.xlsx). Triggers: 'spreadsheet', 'Excel', '.xlsx', 'table in Excel', 'create a spreadsheet'. Do NOT use for CSV files, Google Sheets, or non-Excel tabular data.

Read, edit, and diff PowerPoint presentations (.pptx) with text replacement, speaker notes, slide manipulation, comments, and semantic diffing using the pptx-review CLI v1.2.0 — a .NET 8 tool built on Microsoft's Open XML SDK. Ships as a single 14MB native binary (no runtime). Use when: (1) Replacing or setting text in existing slides, (2) Managing speaker notes on any slide, (3) Adding, deleting, duplicating, or reordering slides, (4) Adding comments to slides, (5) Reading/extracting slides, shapes, notes, comments, and metadata from a .pptx, (6) Diffing two .pptx files semantically, (7) Revising presentation content for review, (8) Any task requiring programmatic PowerPoint editing with formatting preservation that renders natively in PowerPoint.

Search your entire Mac instantly using Spotlight's CLI. No RAG, no indexing setup, works out of the box.

Use when Codex needs to list, audit, create, message, or rename local Codex Desktop threads from shell access through the local app-server JSON-RPC protocol, especially when app thread tools are visible but fail with "No handler registered".