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Scan a folder of receipts (PDFs, images, screenshots) and produce a categorized expense spreadsheet plus a dashboard summarizing the period. Use this whenever the user says 'process my receipts,' 'expense report,' 'categorize these expenses,' 'tax prep,' 'monthly/quarterly expenses,' 'bookkeeping,' or points you at a folder of receipts. The skill works on whatever's in the folder — no setup required — but improves over time as it learns the user's category structure. Often paired with a scheduled task that runs weekly or monthly.
Turns a plain-English description of a recurring report into a real, repeatable report — defines the metrics, pulls them from whatever data sources are connected, delivers a chat summary plus an XLSX workbook, and saves the definition so the same report reruns on demand or on a schedule. Handles anything from "sales by location versus last year" to AR aging to labor as a percentage of revenue. Works fully from an uploaded CSV or XLSX when no connector is available. Use this whenever the owner asks for a report, dashboard, KPI pack, metrics summary, or recurring numbers — including phrasings like "can you track this every week," "I need to see these numbers monthly," "build me a report on," "same report as last time," or "put together a KPI dashboard." Reach for it even when the owner names the metrics without using the word report.
Analyze and compare construction bids, proposals, estimates, and subcontractor quotes. Assigns line items to UniFormat II headings, compares absolute cost and cost per unit, produces a leveling spreadsheet (CSV or Excel) and a concise PDF report with scope overlap matrix, contractual term comparison, and a recommendation. Use when the user provides one or more bid documents (PDFs, spreadsheets, or text) to analyze or compare, or asks to "level bids", "compare bids", "bid tabulation", "bid comparison", "bid analysis", or "analyze this bid/quote/proposal" for a construction project.
An Excel data-writing skill based on Alibaba EasyExcel (com.alibaba:easyexcel:4.0.3). It covers the simplest write methods (3 approaches), complex headers (multi-level), the @ExcelProperty/@ExcelIgnore/@DateTimeFormat/@NumberFormat annotations, selective column export with includeColumn/excludeColumn, style annotations such as @ColumnWidth/@ContentRowHeight, custom styles with @HeadStyle/@ContentStyle, merged cells (@ContentLoopMerge/LoopMergeStrategy), image export (File/InputStream/URL/byte[]), hyperlinks/comments/formulas/rich text (WriteCellData), dynamic headers, automatic column widths, custom interceptors (CellWriteHandler/SheetWriteHandler/RowWriteHandler), paginated and batched writing, direct web downloads to OutputStream, and 03/07 version compatibility. Use this skill when users need to programmatically generate Excel files without predefined templates to export structured data such as orders, users, financial records, inventory, reports, statements, or approval forms. It is not suitable for populating predefined templates; use easyexcel-fill instead. It is also not suitable for reading Excel files; use easyexcel-read instead.