From quarto-publishing
Use when authoring, reviewing, or lightly adapting Quarto .qmd documents, especially analytical documents using R/knitr, Python/Jupyter, Julia, or prose-only Markdown, including Markdown structure, document YAML, executable cell options, citations, cross-references, figures, tables, equations, callouts, and light adaptation of R Markdown idioms inside .qmd files. Do not use for full migration from R Markdown ecosystems, including R Markdown, Bookdown, Distill, Blogdown, Xaringan, ioslides, or Beamer projects.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/quarto-publishing:quarto-authoring-coreThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Use this skill for Quarto `.qmd` authoring and review tasks, especially analytical documents that combine prose, Markdown, citations, cross-references, equations, figures, tables, callouts, and executable code cells.
Use this skill for Quarto .qmd authoring and review tasks, especially analytical documents that combine prose, Markdown, citations, cross-references, equations, figures, tables, callouts, and executable code cells.
.qmd source as the primary artifact..qmd.When reviewing a .qmd, check:
#| cell options where practical.fig-, tbl-, eq-, and sec-.sec- IDs when stable section references are required.For compact syntax examples for document YAML, executable cells, cross-references, citations, callouts, engine-aware authoring, and R Markdown interoperability, read references/qmd-authoring-patterns.md when editing or reviewing concrete .qmd syntax.
Do not use this skill as the primary guide for full migration from R Markdown ecosystems, project-level _quarto.yml design, deployment, website or book structure, CI, long-running computation, caching architecture, custom extensions, or deep render troubleshooting.
npx claudepluginhub brianmsm/r-workflow-plugins --plugin quarto-publishingGuides creation, editing, and verification of skills for AI coding agents using test-driven development with subagent scenarios. Use when authoring or debugging skills.