Html to pdf

Skill fulgur-rs/agent-skills/skills/html-to-pdf

Agent skills for document generation and conversion using fulgur

Install

npx -y skills add fulgur-rs/agent-skills --skill html-to-pdf

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Convert HTML to PDF using the fulgur CLI (npx @fulgur-rs/cli). Generates HTML from a description if no file is provided.

SKILL.md

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HTML to PDF

Use this skill when the user wants to convert an HTML file to PDF, or wants to create a PDF document from scratch.

Workflow

Step 1 — Determine the HTML source

If the user provides an HTML file path, use it directly.
If no HTML is provided, ask for the document's purpose and content, then generate the HTML and save it to a temporary file (e.g. output.html).

When generating HTML, produce clean, print-ready markup:

Use inline styles or a <style> block — no external stylesheets unless the user provides one.
Set appropriate page dimensions via CSS (@page { size: A4; margin: 20mm; }).
Use web-safe fonts or note that custom fonts can be bundled with -f.

Step 2 — Determine conversion options

Infer from context or ask if unclear:

Option	Flag	Default
Page size	`-s A4 \| Letter \| A3`	A4
Landscape	`-l`	portrait
Margin (mm)	`--margin "top right bottom left"`	browser default
Font file	`-f path/to/font.ttf`	none
Extra CSS	`--css path/to/style.css`	none
Image	`-i name=path/to/image.png`	none
JSON data	`-d path/to/data.json`	none

Step 3 — Run the conversion

npx @fulgur-rs/cli render -o <output>.pdf [options] <input>.html

Examples:

# Basic
npx @fulgur-rs/cli render -o output.pdf input.html

# A4 landscape with custom margin
npx @fulgur-rs/cli render -o output.pdf -s A4 -l --margin "15 20" input.html

# Japanese font
npx @fulgur-rs/cli render -o output.pdf -f NotoSansJP.ttf input.html

# Template with JSON data
npx @fulgur-rs/cli render -o invoice.pdf -d data.json template.html

Step 4 — Report completion

Tell the user where the PDF was saved. If the conversion fails, show the error output and suggest fixes (missing font, malformed HTML, etc.).

What ships with it

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Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.

Gives 0 of the 12 instructions most pdf office docs skills give in 500 tokens

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use the provided html file directly
generate html if none is provided
save generated html to a temporary file
set page dimensions via css
bundle custom fonts with the font flag
infer conversion options from context

Grouped from the skills themselves: near-identical wordings counted once, and counted by distinct author, so one author publishing three of these counts once. Length counted with cl100k_base; the agent that loads this file may tokenize it differently.