Document craft

Skill AHMEDGabal1/document-craft/document-craft

Create, structure, format, and review professional documents to multinational standards (ISO, ISO/IEC, IEEE, GOST, GB, APA, Chicago). Use for SOPs, specs, reports, RFPs, contracts, and policy docs in any language/RTL.From its SKILL.md

Install

npx -y skills add AHMEDGabal1/document-craft --skill document-craft

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SKILL.md

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Create professional, standards-compliant documents. Load the matching reference file before drafting.

When to use this skill

Activate for: SOPs, technical specifications, reports, proposals/RFP responses, contracts/policies, user manuals, whitepapers, and any document that must read as authoritative to an international or regulated audience.

Core principles

Standards over taste. Match the correct standard for the doc type and jurisdiction (table below). Do not invent formatting.
Structure before prose. Define sections, numbering, and headings before writing sentences.
One source of truth. Single glossary, single acronym list, single version/owner/date block.
Accessibility & locale. Honor locale (LTR/RTL, date/number formats, paper size, measurement units) from the start.
No surprise. Predictable, scannable, consistent—not "creative."

Standard selection

Document type	Primary standard	Reference
SOP / process	ISO 9001:2015 (clause 7.5)	document-types.md
Technical spec	ISO/IEC/IEEE 29148:2018	document-types.md
Software reqs	IEEE 830 / ISO/IEC 25030	document-types.md
Formal report	ISO 21500 / ISO 7144	document-types.md
Contract / policy	Local jurisdiction + ISO 32000 (PDF/A)	document-types.md
Academic / citing	APA 7 / Chicago / ISO 690	document-types.md
Localization	ISO 17100, W3C i18n	internationalization.md

Workflow

Classify the document type and audience (internal/external, jurisdiction, language, RTL/LTR).
Load the relevant reference file(s) via the table above.
Build the skeleton: title block, version/owner/date, TOC, sections with numbered hierarchy, glossary, references/appendices.
Apply typography & layout from typography-layout.md (type scale, spacing, heading levels, tables, figures, captions).
Draft section by section. Keep sentences direct, active voice, no filler.
Review against the checklist (below) and the loaded standard.

Review checklist

Correct standard identified and applied
Title block: title, doc ID, version, status, owner, date, classification
Numbered section hierarchy is consistent and restart-free
Terms defined once in glossary; acronyms expanded on first use
Figures/tables numbered and captioned; cross-references resolve
Locale correct (date, number, units, paper size, RTL mirroring)
Citations/references formatted per chosen style
No orphan sections, no broken links, no placeholder text
Export target confirmed (PDF/A for archival, ISO 32000)

References (load as needed)

document-types.md — section templates and required elements per document type
typography-layout.md — type scale, spacing, grids, tables, figures, PDF export
internationalization.md — locale, RTL/LTR, translation, numbering across languages

What ships with it: 4 files

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