Convert DOCX exam papers into structured Markdown with linked images.
npx skills add https://github.com/bigbigbo/my-skills --skill exam-processor
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: exam-processor Source: https://github.com/bigbigbo/my-skills/tree/main/.claude/skills/exam-processor Command: npx skills add https://github.com/bigbigbo/my-skills --skill exam-processor
Converts DOCX-based exam papers into structured, image-aware Markdown to streamline analysis, organization, and archival.
Feed a DOCX exam file to the exam-processor to output a fully structured Markdown document with images.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
The processor extracts text and embedded images from the DOCX file, saves images to an images/ subfolder, and generates a markdown document with YAML frontmatter and preserved question numbering.
Images are saved to an images/ subfolder with descriptive filenames and reference links. Vision tools analyze the image content to generate descriptions and link the visuals directly to their relevant exam questions.
Yes, the processor preserves question numbering and supports optional section grouping during document conversion, ensuring the structured markdown maintains the original assessment organization.
Yes, this tool is ideal for educators and exam teams converting paper-based assessments to digital formats. It produces structured, image-aware markdown to streamline analysis, organization, and archival of exam content.
The best way to organize extracted exam images and questions is using structured markdown with YAML frontmatter. The processor links images to relevant questions and preserves original numbering for streamlined archival.
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