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prompt2md-skill

v0.1.1

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Install the /prompt2md agent skill: convert messy prompts and documents into token-optimized, layout-aware Markdown with an honest token report.

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Keywords

claudeclaude-codeagent-skillskillmarkdowntoken-optimizationllmcontext-windowmcpprompt-engineering

Readme

prompt2md-skill

The /prompt2md agent skill: teaches your coding agent to turn messy prompts and documents into token-optimized Markdown, and to report honestly what that saved.

Install

npx prompt2md-skill

Start a new agent session, then run /prompt2md. The skill also triggers on its own when you ask to clean up a prompt, convert a document to Markdown, cut token usage, or fit something into a context window.

Installs to ~/.claude/skills/prompt2md, and to the shared ~/.agents/skills when that exists. Re-running is safe: an identical install is a no-op, and a copy you have edited is backed up beside itself rather than overwritten.

For any other agent, point --dir at its own skills directory. Note that skill locations are not yet standardised across tools even though SKILL.md itself is converging — Codex, for instance, loads skills from inside plugins rather than from a flat directory. The universal path is the MCP server, which any MCP client can use; see the root README.

| Flag | Effect | |---|---| | --dry-run | Print what would change, modify nothing | | --project | Install into ./.claude/skills for this repo only | | --dir <path> | Install into an explicit skills directory | | --force | Replace an existing skill without backing it up |

What it does

The skill works on its own for prompt cleanup. Point it at rambling input and it returns a structured spec with duplicates collapsed and every requirement preserved, using your own words rather than a paraphrase.

Connect the engine (MCP server or CLI) and it also handles document conversion (PDF, Office, HTML, CSV, scans), compression to a token budget, and byte-exact retrieval of anything a summary replaced. The core promise is that compression is reversible: every compressed section carries a p2md:src anchor, and the skill is instructed to retrieve the verbatim original rather than answer from a summary.

Validate

pnpm --filter prompt2md-skill lint

Checks the SKILL.md frontmatter conventions and the packaging contract that npx prompt2md-skill depends on.

Docs: https://prompt2md.vercel.app · Apache-2.0