Research, Knowledge & Docs Skills

Research, Knowledge & Docs skills & plugins for AI agents and assistants.

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ARAgent ReachAI Skills & PluginsAgent Reach installs and configures tools that let command-capable AI agents search platforms, read structured content and retrieve transcripts through a shared command-line interface.Open sourceSelf-hosted

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AanydocAI Skills & Pluginsanydoc is an open-source Rust converter from Word, Excel, PDF and other formats to Markdown, with a CLI, Node.js, Python and browser bindings.Open sourceSelf-hosted

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book-to-skillAI Skills & Pluginsbook-to-skill turns books, documentation folders, and related sources into agent skills with chapter references, glossaries, patterns, and decision rules that load on demand.Open sourceSelf-hosted

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Cclaude-obsidianAI Skills & Pluginsclaude-obsidian is a Claude Code plugin and Agent Skills set that turns local sources into linked, cited Markdown notes and answers vault questions.Open sourceSelf-hosted

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Llast30days-skillAI Skills & Pluginslast30days-skill is an open-source agent skill that collects recent posts and web coverage from Reddit, X, YouTube and more, and ranks the evidence.Open sourceSelf-hosted

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notebooklm-pyAI Skills & Pluginsnotebooklm-py is an unofficial Python library, CLI and agent skill for managing Gemini Notebook sources, asking cited questions and exporting generated content.Open sourceSelf-hosted

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SSSkill SeekersAI Skills & PluginsSkill Seekers is a Python package that converts documentation, repositories and files into structured skills and retrieval-ready knowledge for AI assistants.Open sourceSelf-hosted

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How to choose research, knowledge & docs skills tools

Research, knowledge and docs skills help an assistant gather, convert and organise information: collecting recent posts and articles on a topic, converting office documents to Markdown, turning books or documentation into loadable skill files, and maintaining linked note collections with citations. They focus on getting reliable source material into the assistant's context. Compared with chat platforms that index company systems, these are lightweight add-ons for an assistant you already run.

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Who uses these tools

Researchers compiling evidence from many online sources
Knowledge managers maintaining note vaults and wikis
Developers turning documentation into assistant-ready references

Capabilities to compare

Document conversion to Markdown or structured text
Multi-source search with ranked evidence
Citation tracking back to original sources
Packaging documentation as on-demand reference skills

Operating considerations

Copyright and terms of the sources being collected
Accuracy of conversions for tables and scanned files
Unofficial integrations breaking when services change
Storage of collected material on local disks

Selection checklist

Convert a handful of your hardest documents and check tables, headings and images survived.
Confirm every summary links back to its source so claims can be verified quickly.
Check whether the skill relies on unofficial interfaces that could stop working without notice.

What belongs in this category: A skill or plugin fits here when its main job is collecting, converting, summarising or structuring information sources for an assistant, with traceable references back to where each fact came from.