documents-to-markdownlisted

Converts documents available in the conversation — both in the project context and attached directly to the chat (PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, txt, csv, rtf and other textual files) — into separate Markdown files, one per source document, preserving the full integral text and recognizable source and page marking via invisible HTML comments. Correctly handles revision markings (strikethrough, colored changes, highlighted fill-in fields) so that deleted text does not end up in the output, and extracts substantial images (diagrams, screenshots, figures) from a PDF as separate image files named after the source document, which the Markdown then references, so the text is converted while no image data is lost. Scanned image-only pages are OCR'd. Use this skill when the user explicitly asks to convert documents to Markdown or MD, for example "convert these documents to MD", "convert the PDFs to Markdown", "convert the attached documents to Markdown", or the Dutch equivalent "zet deze documenten om naar MD".
martinwolve/documents-to-markdown · ★ 0 · Data & Documents · score 75

Install: claude install-skill martinwolve/documents-to-markdown

# Documents to Markdown Convert all available documents into separate Markdown files, one per source document, preserving the full integral textual content and recognizable source and page marking. ## Which documents to convert Documents can reach this skill through two channels, and both are in scope: - **Project context**: documents that are part of the project the conversation runs in. - **Chat attachments**: documents attached directly to the conversation (uploaded to the chat). Treat both as source documents. When the user does not narrow the set, convert every document from both channels. When the user points to a specific document, format, or subset (for example only the attached files, or only the PDFs), limit the conversion to that. If the exact same document appears in both channels, convert it only once. ## Purpose Deliver, per source document, one separate `.md` file containing the complete textual content of that source document in full. Do not add information, do not summarize, do not rewrite, and do not interpret. Reproduce the text exactly as it appears in the source document. The only exception is the handling of revision markings, described under "Handling revision markings". ## Supported document types Handle all common document types that may appear in the project context or as a chat attachment, including at least: - PDF (`.pdf`) - Word (`.docx`, `.doc`) - Excel (`.xlsx`, `.xls`) - PowerPoint (`.pptx`, `.ppt`) - Plain text (`.txt`) - CSV (`.csv`