Detect and route `<@skill: prompt>` annotations in documents to corresponding subagents.
npx skills add https://github.com/a554b554/Reactant --skill execute-a554b554
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: execute Source: https://github.com/a554b554/Reactant/tree/main/skills/execute Command: npx skills add https://github.com/a554b554/Reactant --skill execute-a554b554
This Skill simplifies the process of executing inline annotations within documents by routing each tagged instruction to the appropriate subagent, automating complex editing workflows.
<@skill: prompt> tags in files and directs each to the relevant subagent for processing.Use the execute skill to process annotations in your document named 'report.md' by running /execute report.md.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Automating document processing involves detecting inline file annotations and routing them to specialized subagents. This Skill automatically dispatches tagged instructions to corresponding AI skills for content modification and enhancement.
Routing multiple editing tasks is best handled by embedding tags like `<@skill: prompt>` directly in the document. The system detects these annotations and dispatches each task to the correct subagent for sequential processing.
Yes, you can use this for large-scale multi-step editing workflows. It is specifically designed for technical writing and document automation, ensuring each tag is dispatched to the correct subagent for annotated document processing.
To execute inline annotations in a markdown file, run the execute command with your target file. For example, processing annotations in 'report.md' is done by running `/execute report.md` to dispatch tasks to subagents.
No, this workflow automation tool requires no external dependencies to function. It operates independently to detect file annotations and route them to the appropriate subagents for content modification.
The primary limitation of using embedded annotations for content revision is that it strictly requires specific `<@skill: prompt>` tags to trigger routing. Without properly formatted tags, the automated document processing workflow cannot detect or dispatch the intended modifications.
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