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Invoice formatter

Skill syedahmad0786/skills-runtime/skills/invoice-formatter

A minimal Agent Skills runtime implementing the Google/Kaggle whitepaper pattern (and the mechanism behind Claude Skills): folders of SKILL.md, cheap catalog routing, progressive disclosure, bundled deterministic scripts. Free local Ollama.

Install
npx -y skills add syedahmad0786/skills-runtime --skill invoice-formatter

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Draft a clean plain-text invoice from a work description (client, line items, rates). Use when asked to create or format an invoice.

SKILL.md

0.9 KB, 172 tokens by cl100k_base, as published. Nobody here has run it

Invoice Formatter Skill

Produce a plain-text invoice in EXACTLY this layout:

INVOICE <number, or INV-DRAFT if not given>
Date: <today or given date>

Bill to: <client>

ITEM                                   QTY    RATE      AMOUNT
<item description, max 38 chars>       <n>    <rate>    <qty*rate>
...

                                       Subtotal:  <sum>
                                       Tax (<x>% if specified, else 0%): <tax>
                                       TOTAL DUE:  <subtotal+tax>

Rules: amounts to 2 decimals; totals must be arithmetically consistent with the line items; never invent items or rates that were not provided — ask in one line if something essential (client, at least one item+rate) is missing.

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