smithery/neversight

hwp

This skill should be used when the user wants to view contents of HWP/HWPX files (Korean word processor documents), mentions ".hwp" or ".hwpx" file paths, asks to "read hwp", "read hwpx", "open hwp", "open hwpx", or needs to extract text from Korean word processor documents.

Installation

$ npx skills add smithery/neversight --skill hwp

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Extract and display HWP/HWPX document contents

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SKILL.md

HWP/HWPX Document Reader

This skill reads Korean Hangul Word Processor files (.hwp, .hwpx) and prepares to respond based on the content using pyhwp2md.

Supported Formats

Format Extension Description
HWP .hwp Binary format (HWP 5.0+)
HWPX .hwpx XML-based format (Hangul 2014+)

Workflow

CRITICAL: NEVER run uvx, pipx, or pip commands directly. ALWAYS use the complete bash script below which automatically detects and uses the correct tool.

1. Verify File Exists

ls -la "[file-path]"

2. Detect and Extract Content

Run this EXACT script (do not modify or run individual commands):

TOOL=$(command -v uvx >/dev/null 2>&1 && echo "uvx" || (command -v pipx >/dev/null 2>&1 && echo "pipx" || (command -v pip >/dev/null 2>&1 && echo "pip" || echo "none"))) && case $TOOL in uvx) uvx pyhwp2md "[file-path]" ;; pipx) pipx run pyhwp2md "[file-path]" ;; pip) pip install -q pyhwp2md && pyhwp2md "[file-path]" ;; *) echo "Error: No Python package runner found" ;; esac

3. Handle Output Based on Size

If content fits in context: Use the stdout output directly to respond to user queries.

If content is too large for context: Save to a temporary file using this script:

TOOL=$(command -v uvx >/dev/null 2>&1 && echo "uvx" || (command -v pipx >/dev/null 2>&1 && echo "pipx" || (command -v pip >/dev/null 2>&1 && echo "pip" || echo "none"))) && case $TOOL in uvx) uvx pyhwp2md "[file-path]" -o /tmp/extracted_content.md ;; pipx) pipx run pyhwp2md "[file-path]" -o /tmp/extracted_content.md ;; pip) pyhwp2md "[file-path]" -o /tmp/extracted_content.md ;; esac

Then read the file in chunks as needed to answer user questions.

Technical Requirements

Requirement Version Note
Python 3.10+ Required
uv/pipx/pip Latest Any one of these

Limitations

  • Images: Not yet supported
  • Links: Partial support
  • Formatting: Styles, colors, and fonts are not preserved

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