smithery/jdrhyne

elegant-reports

Generate beautifully designed PDF reports with a Nordic/Scandinavian aesthetic. Use when creating polished executive briefings, analysis reports, or presentation-style PDF outputs from markdown and HTML via Nutrient DWS.

Installation

$ npx skills add smithery/jdrhyne --skill elegant-reports

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SKILL.md

elegant-reports

Generate minimalist PDF reports inspired by Scandinavian editorial design.

When to Use

Use this skill when the user wants:

  • polished executive briefings or board-style reports
  • presentation-like PDFs generated from markdown
  • a clean Nordic visual language instead of default developer styling
  • a reusable report template system that can be extended carefully

Quick Start

Install the pinned dependencies from package-lock.json, then run:

cd /path/to/elegant-reports
node ./generate.js --list
node ./generate.js examples/sample-executive.md output.pdf --template executive --theme light

For HTML debugging, add --output-html so the generator saves the rendered HTML alongside the PDF.

Available Templates

Template Use Case
executive polished briefings and compact executive summaries
report denser narrative reports and analysis writeups
presentation bold slide-like outputs with one idea per page
report-demo legacy report variant for comparison/testing
presentation-demo legacy presentation variant for comparison/testing

Each template supports light and dark themes where available.

Frontmatter

Add YAML frontmatter to control the rendered output:

---
title: Q4 Competitive Analysis
subtitle: Market Intelligence Report
author: Report Author
template: report
theme: dark
---

Your content here...

Workflow

  1. Pick the closest existing template instead of starting from scratch.
  2. Write or refine the source markdown.
  3. Generate a PDF.
  4. If layout tuning is needed, inspect the emitted HTML with --output-html and adjust the corresponding template/theme pair.
  5. Re-run until the design is clean and the PDF is stable.

Extending the Skill

When authoring a new visual variant:

  • start from the nearest bundled template and theme
  • keep token names and spacing scales consistent with the existing system
  • make one visual change at a time and regenerate after each step
  • prefer additive variants over rewriting the whole design language
  • keep legacy/demo templates available until the replacement is verified

The bundled Nordic design research note is the canonical reference for the visual system. Read it only when you need deeper design rationale.

Safety Boundaries

  • Do not send sensitive source documents to third-party services unless the user explicitly requested PDF generation through Nutrient DWS and accepts that network boundary.
  • Do not browse arbitrary local files. Limit reads to the skill bundle and user-approved input/output paths.
  • Do not overwrite or delete files outside the user-approved working directory.
  • Do not install extra packages, change dependency versions, or add new external services unless the user explicitly asks for that setup work.
  • Do not claim a report was generated successfully unless the output artifact exists and the generator completed without error.
  • Do not fetch external design inspiration or web references unless the user explicitly wants fresh visual research.

Dependencies

  • Node.js 18+
  • pinned npm dependencies from package-lock.json
  • NUTRIENTDWSAPI_KEY environment variable for PDF generation

File Map

  • main generator CLI and module entrypoint
  • bundled HTML templates
  • bundled visual themes
  • sample markdown input
  • optional deeper design rationale bundled with the skill

Validation

Before calling the skill done:

  • run node ./generate.js --list
  • run npm test
  • verify the expected PDF or HTML artifact exists in the requested output path