csv-converter
openbooklet.com/s/csv-converteropenbooklet.com/s/csv-converter@1.0.0GET /api/v1/skills/csv-converterConvert CSV files to JSON, YAML, or markdown tables. Handles headers, custom delimiters, quoted fields, and encoding detection. Not for: Excel (.xlsx), database imports, or streaming large datasets.
**ð Enhanced with Local Validators**: This command now uses local JavaScript validators for D1, D2, and D3 dimensions to significantly reduce token consumption while maintaining evaluation quality. Complex reasoning tasks (D4, D5, D6) continue to use LLM evaluation with local pre-analysis.
Generate typed API client code from OpenAPI/Swagger specs. Supports TypeScript and Python output. Handles auth headers, pagination, and error responses. Not for: GraphQL, gRPC, or WebSocket APIs.
Manage PostgreSQL databases: run queries, create tables, manage users, backup and restore databases, execute migration scripts. Not for: MongoDB, Redis, or other NoSQL databases.
checks environment variables
a useful tool that helps with various things
Sort JSON object keys alphabetically or by custom order. Handles nested objects, arrays of objects, and preserves formatting. Useful for normalizing JSON config files, package.json, tsconfig.json, etc. Not for: JSON validation, JSON schema generation, or JSON-to-other-format conversion.
Generate a table of contents for markdown files by parsing headings. Supports configurable depth (h1-h6), anchor link generation, and insertion at a marked position (<!-- toc -->). Not for: HTML files, RST files, or non-markdown documentation formats.
Test regular expressions against sample strings interactively. Shows match groups, captures, and highlights. Supports JavaScript, Python, and Go regex flavors. Not for: regex generation from natural language, or parsing HTML/XML.
Evaluate skill quality, find the weakest dimension, and apply directed improvements. Also tracks usage to spot idle or risky skills. Use when: first session after install, or user asks about skill quality, evaluation, inbox, suggestions, or improvement.
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Formats SQL queries for better readability and consistency. Supports PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQLite syntax. Not for: database schema design, query optimization, or data migration.
Analyze and prioritize technical debt items in a codebase. Scores each debt item by impact (user-facing risk), effort (estimated fix complexity), and spread (how many areas are affected). Produces a ranked action list with ROI estimates. Not for: automated refactoring, code formatting, or dependency updates.
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