tables-appendix

Generate comparative tables, appendices, and reference lists from archaeological data.

Updated Nov 12, 2025
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npx skills add https://github.com/younga1234/20251112-3 --skill tables-appendix
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Skill: tables-appendix
Source: https://github.com/younga1234/20251112-3/tree/main/.claude/skills/tables-appendix
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/younga1234/20251112-3 --skill tables-appendix

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires pandas.

What problem does it solve?

Manually compiling and formatting various tables, appendices, and reference lists for archaeological reports is a tedious and error-prone process that consumes valuable research time. This Skill automates their generation and ensures consistency.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Automated Table Generation: Creates essential tables such as comparative tables for similar sites, feature inventories, artifact observation tables, and period/type distribution maps.
  • Reference List & Abstract: Compiles a fully formatted bibliography from in-text citations and drafts an English abstract, adhering to regulatory requirements.
  • Use Case: After drafting your discussion, use this skill to automatically generate all supporting tables, the complete bibliography, and an English abstract, ensuring consistency and saving hours of manual formatting and cross-referencing.

Quick Start

Use the tables-appendix skill to generate all necessary tables, appendices, and the reference list for my archaeological report.

Frequently Asked Questions about tables-appendix

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automatically generate tables and appendices for my archaeological report?

Generate tables and appendices by using this Skill to automatically compile comparative tables, artifact catalogs, typology inventories, and reference lists from your excavation data, metadata, and draft discussion—outputting formatted Markdown or CSV files ready for inclusion in your report.

Can I automate bibliography compilation and citation formatting from my draft?

Yes. The Skill extracts in-text citations from your draft discussion and compiles a fully formatted bibliography adhering to archaeological reporting standards, eliminating manual cross-referencing.

What file formats does this Skill output for tables and reference lists?

Tables and appendices are generated in Markdown and CSV formats, supporting direct integration into reports and spreadsheet tools while maintaining consistent cross-table formatting.

How does this Skill handle comparative analysis of neighboring archaeological sites?

The Skill ingests nearby-site data and automatically generates similarity-ranked comparative tables, enabling structured analysis of artifact typologies, temporal distributions, and feature inventories across excavation contexts.

Do I need to manually organize figure and photo inventories, or can this automate that?

The Skill automatically generates figure and photo inventory lists from your summary outputs and specified file paths, eliminating manual enumeration and ensuring complete documentation of all illustrations.

What data preparation is required before using this Skill to generate report tables?

Prepare draft discussion text, archaeological metadata (site data, artifact records, typology classifications), nearby-site comparative data, and summary outputs; the Skill processes these inputs with pandas-backed transformations to produce formatted tables.