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meshcode-ai/skills-docs

License: MIT Skills Standard

Document generation skills for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and meshcode — PowerPoint decks (pptx), Word documents (docx), and print/screen PDFs. The 3 document skills (docs-*) are distilled editions containing judgment knowledge only, with no scripts: conclusion-first deck storylines and chart-by-question rules, report/proposal/memo structures with real Word-style discipline, print-vs-screen route selection, and the three silent PDF failures (unembedded fonts, rasterized text, image bloat) — each skill ending in a mandatory QA contract that verifies the generated file itself. They follow the Agent Skills standard (agentskills.io) — unzip into your project's .meshcode/skills/ (flat layout) and Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and meshcode desktop pick them up from the next session.

Who this is for

  • Founders and sales teams — investor decks and proposals where one slide = one claim, not a wall of bullets
  • Operators and analysts — reports whose numbers trace back to a source, delivered as verified files
  • Anyone shipping print — route selection (HTML→PDF vs LaTeX vs docx export) decided before the first page is built
  • AI agent operators — knowledge-first document skills ready for stores and registries

Skill list

Skill Role Core judgment criteria
docs-pptx Presentation generation Conclusion first, ≤ 1 message/slide, chart-by-question, type floor 28/18pt
docs-docx Document/report generation Type decides structure, BLUF, ≤ 3 heading levels, reopen-and-verify QA
docs-pdf PDF production Route first, font embedding / OCR layer / bloat — the 3 silent failures

Install

  1. Download the zip → extract into your project's .meshcode/skills/ (flat: .meshcode/skills/docs-pptx/SKILL.md)
  2. Start a new Claude Code · Codex · Cursor · meshcode session → skills are exposed automatically
  3. Full catalog at the hub: github.com/meshcode-ai/skills

Skill details

docs-pptx

Presentation generation — deck storyline, slide-by-slide outline, chart choice, and generating/editing .pptx files with overflow and font QA. Use when the user says "make a presentation", "build a deck", "PowerPoint", "investor deck slides"…

docs-docx

Document generation — report/proposal structure, heading hierarchy, styles, and producing verified .docx files via pandoc or docx libraries. Use when the user says "write a report", "make a document", "Word file", "proposal document"…

docs-pdf

PDF production — print vs screen route selection, page layout, font embedding, and export verification for reports, ebooks, and one-pagers. Use when the user says "make a PDF", "print-ready", "ebook", "PDF report"…

Hub & related repos

Use with meshcode

Built for meshcode (free download — macOS/Windows):

  1. Open your project in meshcode
  2. In chat, ask "show available skills", then "install the document skills" — meshcode fetches from this repo automatically
  3. They appear in the next session and load only when a task matches

Manual alternative: repo zip → .meshcode/skills/. Also works in Claude Code (~/.claude/skills/), Codex, and Cursor.

Distillation log (2026-09-13)

  • Sources: independent distillation — pptxgenjs / python-pptx / pandoc official docs plus deck and document typography craft. The anthropics/skills docx · pdf · pptx skills are source-available (not open source), so they were not used — written independently, nothing ported
  • Excluded: tool installation steps, runtime-only fields, scripts
  • Kept: artifact verification rules (pptx text overflow and font fallback / docx reopen-and-verify with CJK fonts / pdf font embedding, OCR layer, file size) and the output contract (outline approval → file → QA report)

About

Document generation skills for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor — PowerPoint deck creation (pptx), Word report/proposal generation (docx), and PDF production with print/screen route selection, font embedding and QA. Knowledge-first agent skills: storylines, structure rules, chart-by-question, verification contracts, no scripts. MIT.

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