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raandree/copilot-atelier

v4.0.0MIT

Portable GitHub Copilot customization library: role-specific custom agents with handoffs and subagent allow-lists, deterministic lifecycle hooks, and on-demand Agent Skills for PowerShell/DSC engineering (Sampler, Pester, Datum, AutomatedLab, WinRM, MECM), document conversion (PDF, DOCX, XLSX, Marp, pandoc), Outlook and Microsoft To Do automation, research and citation integrity, agentic-security review, and skill/prompt/agent evaluation. Skills are portable; agents, rules, slash commands, and hooks load in GitHub Copilot clients. Keybindings are not a plugin component type; install the CopilotAtelier module from the PowerShell Gallery to get those too.

pandoc-docx-export

Export Markdown documents to polished DOCX files using pandoc with custom formatting: landscape pages for wide tables, custom column widths, reduced table font sizes, and proper reference.docx styling. Covers pandoc Lua filter authoring, OOXML section breaks, reference document customization, and common gotchas. USE FOR: convert markdown to docx, export to Word, pandoc export, markdown to Word, landscape tables, docx formatting, pandoc Lua filter, table column widths, table font size docx, reference.docx, block quote shading docx, inline code background Word, grey highlight lost in Word, w:shd, VerbatimChar, BlockText, mixed orientation docx, wide table formatting, pandoc Word export, document export, emoji shortcodes docx, GitHub emoji to Unicode, emoji in Word export, mermaid diagram docx, render mermaid to image, mermaid flowchart Word, mermaid Gantt chart image. DO NOT USE FOR: converting docx to markdown, PDF export (use LaTeX/weasyprint), HTML export, general pandoc usage without Word output.

Compatibility
Requires pandoc 3+ for Lua filters and reference.docx styling. Mermaid diagram rendering additionally requires mermaid-cli.
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