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package/skills/convert/SKILL.md

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----
-name: rdc:convert
-description: "Usage `rdc:convert <input> [--out <dir>] [--to markdown|word] [--images assets|base64|s3]` — Convert .docx/.pptx/.ppt → Markdown (Word OMML equations as KaTeX TeX, tables, images) or Markdown → Word via the build-corpus CLI (npm `regen.mde`, or pip from GitHub). Portable: runs in any session that can reach npm or PyPI — Claude Code CLI and claude.ai both fetch + run it. Use whenever the user asks to convert an Office document, build a Markdown corpus from .docx/.pptx, turn Markdown into a .docx, or 'open the report' in the regen-mde editor (Windows)."
----
-
-# rdc:convert — Office ↔ Markdown conversion (build-corpus) + regen-mde editor
-
-> **⚠️ OUTPUT CONTRACT (READ FIRST):** `guides/output-contract.md`
-> Checklist-only output. No tool-call narration. No raw MCP/JSON/log dumps.
-> One checklist upfront, updated in place, shown again at end with a 1-line verdict.
-
-`build-corpus` is the conversion CLI; `regen-mde` is the Windows GUI editor. Same
-package, two surfaces. This skill is a **when-to-use + full call/switch reference** —
-it does NOT require a local checkout. Any runtime that can reach npm or PyPI can
-fetch and run the tool in its own session (this is how claude.ai uses it).
-
-## When to Use
-- Convert `.docx`, `.pptx`, or `.ppt` → Markdown, preserving Word OMML equations
-  (as KaTeX-readable TeX), tables, images, headings, and lists.
-- Convert Markdown → Word (`.docx`), optionally with a `.dotx` template.
-- Build a Markdown corpus from a folder of Office files (one pass, recursive).
-- Inline a Markdown file's images as data URIs, or rehost them to R2/S3.
-- "Open the report / open this doc to edit" → `regen-mde <file>` (Windows GUI only).
-
-## When NOT to Use
-- Rendering a folder/HTML/zip into a print-ready **PDF** brochure → use `rdc:brochure`.
-- Authoring brochure JSX for the Brochurify pipeline → use `lifeai-brochure-author`.
-
-## Obtain & Run (portable — pick whatever the current runtime supports)
-
-The command is always `build-corpus <input> [flags]`. Resolve the binary like this:
-
-1. **Already on PATH?** Use it directly: `build-corpus --help`.
-2. **Install straight from GitHub — REQUIRED for current behavior** (native LaTeX→OMML
-   equations, the fidelity report, and the escaped-currency fix; the PyPI/npm packages
-   below currently LAG GitHub):
-   ```bash
-   pip install "git+https://github.com/LIFEAI/build-corpus.git"
-   # (the feat/dual-package-ubuntu branch is kept in sync with main as an alias)
-   ```
-   This installs the `build-corpus` CLI and its deps (latex2mathml, python-docx,
-   Pillow, omml2latex). The MathML→OMML step is an OWNED converter — there is NO
-   `mathml2omml` dependency. On Debian/Ubuntu externally-managed Python, add
-   `--break-system-packages`, use a venv, or `pipx install "git+https://github.com/LIFEAI/build-corpus.git"`.
-3. **npm (only if you do NOT need the latest fixes — lags GitHub; `build-corpus` is
-   NOT on PyPI):** `npx -y -p regen.mde build-corpus <input> [flags]`
-4. **Legacy `.ppt` input** additionally needs LibreOffice (`soffice`) on PATH
-   (`sudo apt install libreoffice`). `.docx`/`.pptx` need nothing extra.
-5. **S3/R2 image upload** needs the extra: append `[s3]` to the package spec.
-
-claude.ai note: install from GitHub (step 2) into the analysis/session sandbox and run
-`build-corpus` there. GitHub is the source of truth until PyPI/npm are republished.
-
-## Command Reference
-
-```
-build-corpus <input> [input ...] [options]
-```
-
-`<input>` — one or more `.md`, `.docx`, `.pptx`, or `.ppt` files or directories.
-
-| Flag | Values / default | Effect |
-|------|------------------|--------|
-| `--out <dir>` | path | Output directory for the converted tree. |
-| `--out-same-dir` | — | Write `.md`, `.assets`, and reports **beside** each source file. |
-| `--to` | `auto` \| `markdown` \| `word` (default `auto`) | Output target. `auto` infers from a single-file input. |
-| `--images` | `assets` \| `base64` \| `s3` (default `assets`) | Image handling (see below). |
-| `--equations` | `tex` \| `image` (default `tex`) | OMML equations → KaTeX TeX, or rendered images (debug only). |
-| `--inline-images` | — | Emit `<name>.inline.md` with local/HTTP images embedded as data URIs. |
-| `--word-template <file>` | `.docx`/`.dotx` | Template for Markdown → Word exports. |
-| `--move-sources` | — | After a successful convert, move sources into a `sources/` folder. |
-| `--config <file>` | JSON | Conversion/output/S3 defaults (CLI flags override). |
-
-S3/R2 (only with `--images s3`): `--s3-bucket`, `--s3-public-base-url`,
-`--s3-prefix`, `--s3-endpoint-url` (required for R2), `--s3-region` (`auto` for R2),
-`--s3-access-key-id`, `--s3-secret-access-key`, `--s3-cache-control`, `--s3-acl`.
-Prefer keeping S3 secrets in `--config`, not on the command line.
-
-### Image modes (`--images`)
-- `assets` — copy images into an `.assets` folder and reference them (default).
-- `base64` — embed images directly as Markdown data URIs.
-- `s3` — upload to S3-compatible storage (Cloudflare R2 / AWS S3); needs the S3 flags or `--config`.
-
-### Equations (both directions are real)
-- **docx → markdown** (`--equations`): `tex` converts Word OMML equations to
-  KaTeX-readable TeX (default); `image` renders them as images (debug only).
-- **markdown → word** (`--to word`): inline `$...$` and display `$$...$$` LaTeX
-  are converted to **native Office Math (OMML)** that Word renders as real
-  equations (`\sum`, `\int`, `\frac`, `\Delta`, `\rightarrow`, `\leq`, …) — not
-  raw text in a math font. Unparseable fragments fall back to Cambria Math text
-  and are flagged in the export report. Requires build-corpus ≥ 0.4.0. Fence
-  display math with `$$` on their own lines, no blank lines inside the fence.
-
-## Editor — `regen-mde` (Windows only)
-
-```
-regen-mde <document.md|document.docx> [options]
-```
-Aliases: `mdeditor`, `regen-mdeditor`, `build-corpus-editor`.
-
-| Flag | Effect |
-|------|--------|
-| `--foreground`, `--visible` | Show the editor as an attached foreground process. |
-| `--background` | Launch hidden/offscreen (smoke checks). |
-| `--self-test` | Verify the editor bridge can open the document. |
-| `--document-self-test` | Open, edit, save Markdown, export Word, reconvert. |
-| `--out <dir>` | Output directory for the document self-test. |
-
-The GUI is a .NET 8 + WebView2 app and is **Windows-only by design**. On Linux/macOS
-use the `build-corpus` CLI; there is no Linux editor build.
-
-## Examples
-
-```bash
-build-corpus input.docx --out out                              # docx → markdown
-build-corpus deck.pptx --out out                               # pptx → markdown
-build-corpus ./word-files --out ./markdown                     # whole folder, recursive
-build-corpus ./word-files --out-same-dir                       # write beside each source
-build-corpus input.docx --images base64                        # embed images inline
-build-corpus input.md --to word --out out                      # markdown → Word
-build-corpus input.md --to word --word-template custom.dotx --out out
-build-corpus report.md --inline-images                         # → report.inline.md
-build-corpus input.docx --images s3 --config build-corpus.config.json
-
-# portable one-offs when build-corpus is not yet installed:
-pipx run --spec "git+https://github.com/LIFEAI/build-corpus.git" build-corpus input.docx --out out
-npx -y -p regen.mde build-corpus input.docx --out out
-```
-
-## Boundaries
-- Does not commit, deploy, or upload outputs (except images when `--images s3` is set).
-- Does not modify source documents unless `--move-sources` is passed.
-- Does not install global dependencies implicitly — fetch via `pipx`/`npx` as shown.
-- The `regen-mde` GUI is Windows-only; do not attempt to launch it on Linux/macOS.
-
-## Reference
-- Package: npm `regen.mde` (CLI bin `build-corpus`, editor bin `regen-mde`). NOT on
-  PyPI — install the Python CLI from GitHub (step 2). MathML→OMML is an owned converter
-  (no `mathml2omml` dependency).
-- Source: `github.com/LIFEAI/build-corpus` (`C:/Dev/build-corpus` locally).
+---
+name: rdc:convert
+description: "Usage `rdc:convert <input> [--out <dir>] [--to markdown|word] [--images assets|base64|s3]` — Convert .docx/.pptx/.ppt → Markdown (Word OMML equations as KaTeX TeX, tables, images) or Markdown → Word via the build-corpus CLI (npm `regen.mde`, or pip from GitHub). Portable: runs in any session that can reach npm or PyPI — Claude Code CLI and claude.ai both fetch + run it. Use whenever the user asks to convert an Office document, build a Markdown corpus from .docx/.pptx, turn Markdown into a .docx, or 'open the report' in the regen-mde editor (Windows)."
+---
+
+# rdc:convert — Office ↔ Markdown conversion (build-corpus) + regen-mde editor
+
+> **⚠️ OUTPUT CONTRACT (READ FIRST):** `guides/output-contract.md`
+> Checklist-only output. No tool-call narration. No raw MCP/JSON/log dumps.
+> One checklist upfront, updated in place, shown again at end with a 1-line verdict.
+
+`build-corpus` is the conversion CLI; `regen-mde` is the Windows GUI editor. Same
+package, two surfaces. This skill is a **when-to-use + full call/switch reference** —
+it does NOT require a local checkout. Any runtime that can reach npm or PyPI can
+fetch and run the tool in its own session (this is how claude.ai uses it).
+
+## When to Use
+- Convert `.docx`, `.pptx`, or `.ppt` → Markdown, preserving Word OMML equations
+  (as KaTeX-readable TeX), tables, images, headings, and lists.
+- Convert Markdown → Word (`.docx`), optionally with a `.dotx` template.
+- Build a Markdown corpus from a folder of Office files (one pass, recursive).
+- Inline a Markdown file's images as data URIs, or rehost them to R2/S3.
+- "Open the report / open this doc to edit" → `regen-mde <file>` (Windows GUI only).
+
+## When NOT to Use
+- Rendering a folder/HTML/zip into a print-ready **PDF** brochure → use `rdc:brochure`.
+- Authoring brochure JSX for the Brochurify pipeline → use `lifeai-brochure-author`.
+
+## Obtain & Run (portable — pick whatever the current runtime supports)
+
+The command is always `build-corpus <input> [flags]`. Resolve the binary like this:
+
+1. **Already on PATH?** Use it directly: `build-corpus --help`.
+2. **Install straight from GitHub — REQUIRED for current behavior** (native LaTeX→OMML
+   equations, the fidelity report, and the escaped-currency fix; the PyPI/npm packages
+   below currently LAG GitHub):
+   ```bash
+   pip install "git+https://github.com/LIFEAI/build-corpus.git"
+   # (the feat/dual-package-ubuntu branch is kept in sync with main as an alias)
+   ```
+   This installs the `build-corpus` CLI and its deps (latex2mathml, python-docx,
+   Pillow, omml2latex). The MathML→OMML step is an OWNED converter — there is NO
+   `mathml2omml` dependency. On Debian/Ubuntu externally-managed Python, add
+   `--break-system-packages`, use a venv, or `pipx install "git+https://github.com/LIFEAI/build-corpus.git"`.
+3. **npm (only if you do NOT need the latest fixes — lags GitHub; `build-corpus` is
+   NOT on PyPI):** `npx -y -p regen.mde build-corpus <input> [flags]`
+4. **Legacy `.ppt` input** additionally needs LibreOffice (`soffice`) on PATH
+   (`sudo apt install libreoffice`). `.docx`/`.pptx` need nothing extra.
+5. **S3/R2 image upload** needs the extra: append `[s3]` to the package spec.
+
+claude.ai note: install from GitHub (step 2) into the analysis/session sandbox and run
+`build-corpus` there. GitHub is the source of truth until PyPI/npm are republished.
+
+## Command Reference
+
+```
+build-corpus <input> [input ...] [options]
+```
+
+`<input>` — one or more `.md`, `.docx`, `.pptx`, or `.ppt` files or directories.
+
+| Flag | Values / default | Effect |
+|------|------------------|--------|
+| `--out <dir>` | path | Output directory for the converted tree. |
+| `--out-same-dir` | — | Write `.md`, `.assets`, and reports **beside** each source file. |
+| `--to` | `auto` \| `markdown` \| `word` (default `auto`) | Output target. `auto` infers from a single-file input. |
+| `--images` | `assets` \| `base64` \| `s3` (default `assets`) | Image handling (see below). |
+| `--equations` | `tex` \| `image` (default `tex`) | OMML equations → KaTeX TeX, or rendered images (debug only). |
+| `--inline-images` | — | Emit `<name>.inline.md` with local/HTTP images embedded as data URIs. |
+| `--word-template <file>` | `.docx`/`.dotx` | Template for Markdown → Word exports. |
+| `--move-sources` | — | After a successful convert, move sources into a `sources/` folder. |
+| `--config <file>` | JSON | Conversion/output/S3 defaults (CLI flags override). |
+
+S3/R2 (only with `--images s3`): `--s3-bucket`, `--s3-public-base-url`,
+`--s3-prefix`, `--s3-endpoint-url` (required for R2), `--s3-region` (`auto` for R2),
+`--s3-access-key-id`, `--s3-secret-access-key`, `--s3-cache-control`, `--s3-acl`.
+Prefer keeping S3 secrets in `--config`, not on the command line.
+
+### Image modes (`--images`)
+- `assets` — copy images into an `.assets` folder and reference them (default).
+- `base64` — embed images directly as Markdown data URIs.
+- `s3` — upload to S3-compatible storage (Cloudflare R2 / AWS S3); needs the S3 flags or `--config`.
+
+### Equations (both directions are real)
+- **docx → markdown** (`--equations`): `tex` converts Word OMML equations to
+  KaTeX-readable TeX (default); `image` renders them as images (debug only).
+- **markdown → word** (`--to word`): inline `$...$` and display `$$...$$` LaTeX
+  are converted to **native Office Math (OMML)** that Word renders as real
+  equations (`\sum`, `\int`, `\frac`, `\Delta`, `\rightarrow`, `\leq`, …) — not
+  raw text in a math font. Unparseable fragments fall back to Cambria Math text
+  and are flagged in the export report. Requires build-corpus ≥ 0.4.0. Fence
+  display math with `$$` on their own lines, no blank lines inside the fence.
+
+## Editor — `regen-mde` (Windows only)
+
+```
+regen-mde <document.md|document.docx> [options]
+```
+Aliases: `mdeditor`, `regen-mdeditor`, `build-corpus-editor`.
+
+| Flag | Effect |
+|------|--------|
+| `--foreground`, `--visible` | Show the editor as an attached foreground process. |
+| `--background` | Launch hidden/offscreen (smoke checks). |
+| `--self-test` | Verify the editor bridge can open the document. |
+| `--document-self-test` | Open, edit, save Markdown, export Word, reconvert. |
+| `--out <dir>` | Output directory for the document self-test. |
+
+The GUI is a .NET 8 + WebView2 app and is **Windows-only by design**. On Linux/macOS
+use the `build-corpus` CLI; there is no Linux editor build.
+
+## Examples
+
+```bash
+build-corpus input.docx --out out                              # docx → markdown
+build-corpus deck.pptx --out out                               # pptx → markdown
+build-corpus ./word-files --out ./markdown                     # whole folder, recursive
+build-corpus ./word-files --out-same-dir                       # write beside each source
+build-corpus input.docx --images base64                        # embed images inline
+build-corpus input.md --to word --out out                      # markdown → Word
+build-corpus input.md --to word --word-template custom.dotx --out out
+build-corpus report.md --inline-images                         # → report.inline.md
+build-corpus input.docx --images s3 --config build-corpus.config.json
+
+# portable one-offs when build-corpus is not yet installed:
+pipx run --spec "git+https://github.com/LIFEAI/build-corpus.git" build-corpus input.docx --out out
+npx -y -p regen.mde build-corpus input.docx --out out
+```
+
+## Boundaries
+- Does not commit, deploy, or upload outputs (except images when `--images s3` is set).
+- Does not modify source documents unless `--move-sources` is passed.
+- Does not install global dependencies implicitly — fetch via `pipx`/`npx` as shown.
+- The `regen-mde` GUI is Windows-only; do not attempt to launch it on Linux/macOS.
+
+## Reference
+- Package: npm `regen.mde` (CLI bin `build-corpus`, editor bin `regen-mde`). NOT on
+  PyPI — install the Python CLI from GitHub (step 2). MathML→OMML is an owned converter
+  (no `mathml2omml` dependency).
+- Source: `github.com/LIFEAI/build-corpus` (`C:/Dev/build-corpus` locally).