Doc to pdf

Skill iansteitz1-eng/aria-skills/doc-to-pdf

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npx -y skills add iansteitz1-eng/aria-skills --skill doc-to-pdf

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Render a Markdown or HTML document into a clean, branded, multi-page PDF via headless Chrome — the polished deliverable you'd hand a client, not a screenshot. Brand wrap (print-CSS + footer) is on by default; --no-brand for raw; --template for a custom shell. Never overwrites without --force. Use when the user says "make a PDF", "turn this into a PDF", "PDF this", "send them a PDF", "build a client doc", "export to PDF", "branded PDF".

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doc-to-pdf

One command from a Markdown or HTML file to a presentation-grade PDF. Uses headless Chrome's --print-to-pdf (best-fidelity HTML→PDF on a normal machine) and wraps your content in a consistent brand template so every client deliverable matches.

When to use

Turning a Markdown brief or an HTML page into a client-ready PDF
Producing a branded workflow/roadmap/proposal document
Any "send them a PDF" moment where it should look intentional

How it works

Markdown input → HTML (python-markdown, falling back to pandoc, then a minimal converter).
HTML input → used as-is.
Wraps in the brand template (letter page, print margins, blue accents, footer) unless --no-brand.
Renders via headless Chrome (--headless=new --no-pdf-header-footer).

CLI

python3 doc_to_pdf.py <input.md|input.html> [-o out.pdf] [--title "..."] [--no-brand] [--template tpl.html] [--force]

Examples:

python3 doc_to_pdf.py roadmap.md -o "Brothers - Roadmap.pdf" --title "Brothers Composites — Roadmap"
python3 doc_to_pdf.py hub.html --no-brand        # already-styled HTML, no wrap

Safety

Produces a new file; never overwrites an existing PDF without --force.
No network, no credentials.
Requires Chrome / Chromium / Edge installed (any one).