asadeisa
UserAgent skills for correct Arabic/RTL output in PDF, Word and PowerPoint — with PNG preview for visual verification
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arabic-docx
Generate Microsoft Word (.docx) documents in Arabic or any right-to-left script (Persian, Urdu, Hebrew) with correct paragraph direction, RTL tables, complex-script fonts, and proper mixed Arabic/Latin runs. Use this skill whenever the user asks for a Word document, report, letter, contract, proposal, CV, thesis chapter, or any .docx whose content is Arabic or mixes Arabic with Latin technical terms — even if they never say "RTL". Also use it when an existing Word file opens with columns on the wrong side, text drifting left, Latin words landing in the wrong place, or missing spaces around English terms.
arabic-pdf
Generate PDF documents containing Arabic (or any right-to-left script — Persian, Urdu, Hebrew) using reportlab, with correct glyph shaping, bidirectional ordering, line wrapping, and RTL tables. Use this skill whenever the user asks for a PDF, report, summary, proposal, thesis chapter, invoice, certificate, or any printable document whose content is in Arabic or mixes Arabic with Latin technical terms — even if they don't mention "RTL" or name a library. Also use it when an existing Arabic PDF comes out with reversed lines, shuffled words, disconnected letters, or black boxes instead of glyphs.
arabic-pptx
Generate PowerPoint (.pptx) presentations in Arabic or any right-to-left script (Persian, Urdu, Hebrew) with correct paragraph direction, RTL tables, complex-script fonts, and properly spaced mixed Arabic/Latin text. Use this skill whenever the user asks for slides, a deck, a presentation, a pitch, a defense talk, or any .pptx whose content is Arabic or mixes Arabic with Latin technical terms — even if they never say "RTL". Also use it when an existing deck shows Arabic drifting to the left, table columns in the wrong order, version numbers like "Nuxt 3" reversed, or spaces missing around English words.
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