What problem does it solve? Preparing a competition entry requires producing five distinct deliverables (technical specification, roadmap, video script, application form, defense PPT) that must each follow strict templates, cover every scoring dimension, and be packaged before a deadline—manual assembly risks omissions and format errors. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Template-Driven Artifact Generation: Produces the technical specification, Mermaid timeline roadmap, video script, docx application form (python-docx), and pptx defense deck (python-pptx) from reference templates. - Scoring-Dimension Alignment: Plans content against the competition's scoring dimensions and format requirements so every material directly addresses evaluation criteria. - Packaging with Completeness Verification: Runs zip -r submission.zip submission/ -x "*/.*" and verifies the archive contains exactly the five artifacts, no hidden files, and that the deadline has not passed; refuses delivery with a missing-items list when checks fail. - Use Case: Given a medical AI competition notice with three scoring dimensions and a deadline, generate all five deliverables from the provided templates, then package and verify submission.zip before the cutoff. ## Quick Start Use the competition-submission skill to generate all five required deliverables from the competition notice and my project materials, then package them into a verified submission.zip.
