open-press

Use when the user wants to create, draft, scaffold, or add a page-based OpenPress artifact such as a report, proposal, whitepaper, paper, book, teaching note, handbook, or long-form document. This skill owns fresh workspace bootstrap for pages, adding a pages Press to an existing Workspace, page-based Press Tree generation, first-pass theme intake, page components, hierarchy, prose structure, captions, factual boundaries, learner-facing document rules, and portable language skill routing.

Use when operating an open-press workspace through CLI commands, discovering project status, validating/exporting/rendering/PDF/Word output, inspecting structure/issues, searching or safely replacing source text, routing pending @openpress-comment marker work to openpress-apply-comments, routing framework upgrade work to openpress-upgrade, or deciding which open-press skill owns a task.

Use when applying, resolving, clearing, or inspecting pending open-press @openpress-comment markers, including requests like /apply-comments, apply comment, resolve comments, read comments and modify the document, or remove resolved comment markers.

Use when the user wants to create, draft, scaffold, edit, reorder, add, or revise an OpenPress slide deck or presentation from topic selection through outline, narrative, visual style, production, and tuning; create or revise slide-style templates; use the slide CLI to add/remove/reorder/skip template-backed slides; define slide theme tokens; convert data-prop layouts to frame/object JSX; or reference a specific slide, template, opener, or column page. This skill owns stable slide delivery workflow, slide Press creation, slide editing, slide-style template authoring, core Object API composition, theme token setup, Tailwind semantic slide styling, deck narrative, slide density, assets, motion discipline, and verification.

Use when producing or editing Traditional Chinese professional content, especially business, product, proposal, report, pitch, website, documentation, or marketing copy that may contain AI-like sentence patterns, empty contrast phrasing, vague transformation slogans, exaggerated claims, or repetitive polished-but-thin language.

Use when drawing or revising open-press document diagrams, especially concept diagrams, comparison figures, process states, data-structure nodes, pointers, arrows, before/after states, linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, or memory relationship figures.

Use when upgrading an OpenPress workspace, checking or applying a newer framework version, responding to update notices, preparing before migration, reading migration notes, generating or implementing a migration plan, or looping through migration QA checkpoints until the workspace passes.

Use when preparing, configuring, checking, staging, or publishing an open-press document to public hosting, especially Cloudflare Pages, deploy setup, deploy buttons, deploy status, public release checks, or safe deployment workflow.