Claude Skills by xjsongphy

Use when generating a physics or engineering experiment report from measured data and reference materials — orchestrates Theory, Data Analysis, Plotting, and Report sub-agents to produce a compiled LaTeX PDF. Also use for any sub-task in that pipeline: deriving formulas, analyzing lab data, plotting measurements with theory overlay, or writing/compiling the report.

Use when creating LaTeX Beamer presentation slides from documents, especially for academic presentations. Use when source document contains structured content with sections, subsections, or clear hierarchical organization that should be preserved in slides.

Use when building browser automation scripts that need to control Chrome via the AgentInBrowser REST API. Covers how to start/stop the server, send commands, and handle responses.

Use when compiling LaTeX documents with XeLaTeX, or encountering compilation errors, missing cross-references, or diagnostic warnings.

Use when enhancing existing lecture notes with multiple course source materials (recordings, PPT slides, existing notes)

Use when extracting PDF documents to markdown with mineru-open-api. Use when agent chooses flash-extract for documents over 20 pages or when auth failure occurs during extraction.

Use when processing multiple independent tasks with bounded concurrency to manage resource limits, avoid rate limits, or prevent system overload

Use when cleaning up Syncthing sync folders with conflict files (.sync-conflict-*), empty directories, temporary files, or other unexpected artifacts.

Use when updating an existing skill based on conversation feedback, user corrections, or identified improvements; classify feedback and edit the canonical module without creating duplicate rules.

Route the creation, revision, audit, or explanation of academic and technical documents. Use for reports, experiment reports, paper or repository explanations, textbook material, and their Markdown, LaTeX, or Typst source; compose one primary type with optional lenses, source objects, domains, format, and format integrations.