obsidian-skills

dailypaper-skills collects new papers from Hugging Face and arXiv, scores them against your research interests, and produces a daily reading list grouped by priority. Selected papers can be expanded into structured Obsidian notes covering methods, experiments, equations, figures, limitations, and follow-up questions, with indexes maintained automatically. It requires Claude Code, Obsidian, Python, and Poppler; Zotero integration is optional.

BrandDocs is an agent-skill bundle and Python CLI for generating new Word, PowerPoint, and Excel files from an organization's existing templates. It extracts a reusable brand profile covering themes, styles, structure, layouts, logos, tables, and spreadsheet rules, then builds new documents from the original template shell so formulas and native formatting remain intact. Each format stays separate rather than being converted into another. The workflow is local-first, but the full repository and Python dependencies are required; LibreOffice and Poppler are recommended for visual quality checks.

Kimi Skills gives AI agents dedicated workflows for creating and editing DOCX, PDF, and XLSX files. The skills cover structured document layouts, native charts, tracked changes, formulas, PivotTables, PDF processing, and output validation rather than basic text export alone. They can be installed together through npx, but each workflow relies on its own local toolchain, including combinations of .NET, Node.js, Python, Playwright, and OpenXML libraries.

These skills help compatible agents write, edit, and debug Typst by consulting bundled documentation and examples instead of guessing newer syntax. The general `typst-author` skill covers ordinary documents, while `touying-author` focuses on presentation decks, animations, and themes. Installation requires cloning the repository and copying the desired skill directories into an assistant that supports the Agent Skills standard.