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Pdf doc processing

Skill charmonye/landkit/skills/pdf-doc-processing

Reusable file-first kit for AI-assisted landscape design projects.

Install
npx -y skills add charmonye/landkit --skill pdf-doc-processing

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Use when reading, extracting, summarizing, or converting PDFs related to landscape project documentation, client briefs, reference packs, estimates, contracts, or scanned drawings.

SKILL.md

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PDF Doc Processing

Goal

Extract project-useful information from PDFs without losing page references or bloating context.

Process

  1. Identify PDF type: text PDF, scan, drawing, presentation, estimate, contract.
  2. If a text layer is available, extract relevant text using available means.
  3. If there is no text layer, use OCR/VLM-style processing or work page by page with screenshots/exports.
  4. Save the result in the relevant project folder or 91_references if it is a shared sample.
  5. For large PDFs, create a short index: pages, topics, important excerpts, what applies to the project.
  6. Do not convert the whole PDF into Markdown unless necessary.

Extract

  • Documentation scope.
  • Client requirements.
  • Dimensions, areas, quantities.
  • Prices and price dates.
  • Legal or technical constraints.
  • Pages with layout examples.

Output

  • Short summary.
  • Table: page -> meaning -> action.
  • Requirements to move into brief, documentation, or estimate.

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