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+ fileq is part of the Intentic repository and is MIT-licensed (package.json).
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+ It includes material adapted from SurfSense, which is covered below.
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+ https://github.com/MODSetter/SurfSense (read at a51f9a367ccafe873d7d85a4f3878e5a6de4e662)
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+ changed:
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+ src/skill-authoring.ts authoring rules, from
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+ docker/sandbox/skills/{pptx,docx,xlsx,pdf}/SKILL.md
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+ src/lib/check/pptx.ts geometry, crop and missing-media rules, from
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+ surfsense_backend/app/artifacts/verification/formats/pptx.py
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+ src/lib/check/docx.ts the literal-bullet rule, from .../formats/docx.py
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+ src/lib/check/xlsx.ts error-value and missing-cached-value rules, from
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+ .../formats/xlsx.py
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+ src/lib/check/pdf.ts blank-page and unembedded-font rules, from
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+ .../formats/pdf.py
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  name: fileq
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- description: Read binary workspace files (docx, odt, xlsx, pptx, pdf, epub, ipynb, images, audio, zip and tar archives, V8 CPU and heap profiles) as clean budgeted markdown with the `fileq` CLI, and read big text-shaped files (csv, json, logs) without flooding your context. Use whenever a task needs the contents of a document, the text layer of a PDF, the metadata of an image or recording, what is inside an archive, or a look inside a file too large to cat — instead of guessing from the filename or shelling out to ad-hoc converters.
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+ description: Read binary files (docx, xlsx, pptx, pdf, odt, epub, ipynb, images, audio, archives, V8 profiles) as budgeted markdown with `fileq`, size up csv, json or logs too big to cat, and check and render a docx, pptx, xlsx or pdf you made. Use instead of guessing from a filename, ad-hoc converters, or delivering it unseen.
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  # fileq: binary files as markdown
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  Exit codes: 0 content, 1 nothing derivable, 2 broken invocation or install.
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+ ## After you produce a document
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+ A deck, report, spreadsheet or PDF made for someone is not finished until you have checked it and looked at it.
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+ 1. `fileq check <file>` (docx, pptx, xlsx, pdf) lists what a reader would meet, each with where it is:
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+ `slide 3 · "Title 1"`, `'Q3 plan'!C4`, `page 7`, `paragraph 12 · "…"`. Exit 1 means an error (a missing
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+ image, a #REF!, a broken link, leftover "Click to add title"): fix every one and check again. Warnings are
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+ judgement calls (a TODO, a hidden slide) or estimates (text overflowing its box): settle those by looking.
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+ 2. `fileq render <file> [--pages 1-3]` draws the pages or slides as PNGs (the first 20 unless you say) and
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+ prints one path per line; Read them. An unchanged file answers from its last render. Office formats are laid
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+ out by LibreOffice, so a font the machine lacks is substituted: judge overflow and spacing, not the typeface.
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+ It needs LibreOffice (`soffice`) for office formats and `pdftoppm` (poppler-utils) or `mutool` for
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+ every format. If it exits 2 naming one, install it or tell the user the document was checked but not seen.
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+ Fix what you find in whatever generated the file, regenerate, and check again; after two rounds, stop and tell
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+ the user what is left rather than looping.
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+ ## Making a document someone will open
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+ Rules that decide whether a generated file looks right (adapted from SurfSense's document skills, Apache-2.0):
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+ - **Decks**: one purpose per slide, at most about six short bullets; titles 32–40 pt, body at least 18 pt;
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+ 0.5 in outer margins, and every shape on the slide (no parking shapes off-canvas, no hidden spare slides).
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+ Fill every placeholder you keep or delete it; no prompt text, TODOs or design notes on a slide. Size each
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+ or split the slide. Keep an image's proportions: set one side and derive the other, crop rather than stretch.
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+ - **Word documents**: built-in heading styles, real list numbering (never a typed "•"), a page break as its
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+ own paragraph, margins of at least 18 mm, one page size and orientation. A table of contents only when asked,
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+ and say its page numbers fill in when Word updates fields. No image wider than the text column.
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+ - **Spreadsheets**: save every formula with its computed value (XlsxWriter's `write_formula(cell, formula,
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+ (#REF!, #DIV/0!, #N/A) in a cell. Name sheets for the reader, set column widths, freeze header rows.
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+ - **PDFs**: embed the fonts (register a TTF in ReportLab; WeasyPrint embeds on its own); A4 or US Letter by
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+ - `weak` — no result scored as a likely answer, so what you asked about probably does not exist in this workspace. Stop and say so, or rephrase once in the code's own words (the name you would expect it to have). A second `weak` means it is not here. Do not read on through the candidates or fall back to grep hunting for it.
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  "name": "@intentic/claude-plugin",
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- "version": "1.317.0",
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  "description": "The intentic Claude Code plugin: trimmed Bash output, a project map and field notes at session start, iq search and fileq teaching, background document shadows, and a /intentic:stats report of what each saved",
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- "@intentic/iq": "0.0.0",
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+ "@intentic/iq": "1.318.0",
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