What problem does it solve? When a manager sends legal regulation docx files (national statutes, State Council orders, local government regulations) for archiving, manual filing is slow, error-prone, and often produces duplicates or miscounted articles. This Skill automates the full two-phase pipeline: converting docx regulations into verified markdown archives, then structuring multiple archived regulations into a searchable 6-file wiki with per-article slices, cross-regulation comparison tables, and scenario checklists. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Phase 1 Archiving (docx to md): A 5-step SOP covering MD5 duplicate detection, python-docx parsing, automatic classification into 5 directory types by document number and issuing authority, scripted archiving, and mandatory index synchronization. - Phase 2 Structuring (md to wiki): A 6-step SOP that turns 2+ archived regulations into a README index, per-regulation article slices (original text + key obligations + project actions with red/yellow/green ratings), a cross-regulation comparison table applying the stricter-standard principle, and a scenario quick-reference table with monthly checklists. - Built-in Pitfall Prevention: Four documented pitfalls covering MD5 re-archiving, false unarchived flags, annotation-line deduplication in article counting, and Chinese numeral conversion errors. - Use Case: A manager sends a docx compilation of construction labor regulations; the Skill detects duplicates via MD5, extracts and archives each regulation in about 5 minutes, syncs all indexes, then structures 4 archived regulations into a 6-file wiki supporting full-text search, article lookup, and cross-regulation comparison. ## Quick Start Archive the attached regulation docx file and, if at least two related regulations are already archived, structure them into a searchable wiki with article slices and a cross-regulation comparison table.
