Evaluates arithmetic expressions and converts length, weight, and temperature units.
npx skills add https://github.com/xurenlu/marstaff --skill calculator-xurenlu
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: Calculator Source: https://github.com/xurenlu/marstaff/tree/main/skills/calculator Command: npx skills add https://github.com/xurenlu/marstaff --skill calculator-xurenlu
This Skill simplifies complex mathematical operations and unit conversions, saving users time and reducing the potential for manual calculation errors.
Use the calculator skill to evaluate the expression 25 * (10 + 5) / 3.
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Mathematical calculations and unit conversions are handled through expression evaluation and unit transformation. You can compute basic arithmetic, powers, and square roots, then convert length, weight, or temperature units within the same workflow.
This calculator supports unit conversions across length, weight, and temperature categories. It transforms values by evaluating the source and target units to return the converted measurement result.
Complex arithmetic expressions like 25 * (10 + 5) / 3 are evaluated accurately. The calculator processes the expression string to return the final mathematical result without manual step-by-step computation.
Converting miles to kilometers for travel planning is done by specifying the length value and target unit. The calculator transforms the input length to return the precise kilometer equivalent.
Advanced arithmetic operations including powers and square roots are supported. The calculator evaluates these advanced mathematical expressions alongside basic arithmetic to return accurate computation results.
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