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Converts EPUB files to clean, structured markdown using epub-to-markdown, with one file per chapter. Outputs to .tmp/epub-converted/ for LLM context in ebook analysis or summarization.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/dstoic:convert-epubhaikuThis skill is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Convert the EPUB file at `$1` to clean markdown format optimized for Claude Code context.
Convert the EPUB file at $1 to clean markdown format optimized for Claude Code context.
dstoic:install-dependency skill to ensure epub-to-markdown is installed$1 (required), output dir $2 (optional, defaults to ./.tmp/epub-converted/)epub-to-markdown convert "$1" with --multiple-files flag (one file per chapter)Extract clean, structured markdown for LLM context (analysis, summarization, Q&A) — NOT for visual rendering.
Output to .tmp/ to keep excluded from git/searches per Praxis rules.
npx claudepluginhub digital-stoic-org/agent-skills --plugin dstoicConverts EPUB books to formatted Markdown using pandoc and AI-assisted cleanup. Useful for creating clean, chapter-organized book Markdown with proper headers, code blocks, and TOC.
Converts Word (.docx) files to clean markdown using markitdown for LLM context. Useful for document analysis, summarization, or Q&A without sending content to LLMs.
Converts PDFs to structured Markdown preserving headings, tables, lists, reading order. Use for text extraction, batch processing, RAG ingestion, LLM context, or PDF analysis tasks.