uap-release-analyzer

Run `npx skills add ckpxgfnksd-max/uap-release-analyzer --all -g -y` in your terminal to install the skill globally. You will also need the pdfplumber and pypdf Python packages for PDF text extraction.

Point the skill at your release folder and it runs a four-step pipeline: inventory, text extraction, entity and redaction analysis, then a written report. It handles war.gov PURSUE releases, FBI Vault tranches, NARA boxes, and AARO publications.

Yes. It counts FOIA exemptions like (b)(1) and (b)(6) plus classification stamps such as NOFORN and CUI per file, so the report names the most-redacted documents and explains the patterns.

Scanned files are flagged as needing OCR rather than silently skipped, and the report's caveats section lists exactly which files could not be read. You can run Tesseract afterward if you need that content searchable.

Yes. It follows the standard SKILL.md format and runs directly in Claude Code and other compatible agents, triggering automatically when you reference a folder of declassified documents.