OpenClaw skill
doc-coauthoring
An OpenClaw skill that allows agents to coauthor documents with users. Agents can read, analyze, suggest edits, generate content, and apply changes to markdown documents.
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How this skill works
- Parse inputs: Extract document_content and instructions
- Analyze document: Use NLP to identify sections, paragraphs, and key themes
- Generate suggestions: Based on instructions, propose targeted edits using a language model
- Apply suggestions: Create both diff-style suggestions and a fully revised version
- Format outputs: Return structured suggestions and full document
When to use it
- When the agent needs to create a new Google Doc collaboratively
- When editing specific sections of an existing Google Doc
- When generating an outline for a document structure
- When suggesting revisions or comments in a shared Google Doc
- When formatting or restructuring content in a Google Doc
Best practices
- Keep your API key secure and never commit it to version control
- Provide existing document content for better context
- Iterate with follow-up messages for refinements
- Use specific instructions for style and length
- Monitor OpenAI API usage to manage costs
- Respect OpenAI rate limits
Example use cases
- Document analysis and feedback: Analyze provided document content for structure, clarity, consistency, grammar, and style, returning a detailed report with suggestions for improvement.
- Generating document sections: Generate a new section of a document based on a given title, key points, tone, and context to fit seamlessly into the overall document.
- Suggesting edits to document sections: Review a specific paragraph or section and provide targeted suggestions for improvements in clarity, conciseness, and impact.
- Creating document outlines: Create a structured outline for a document based on topic, purpose, audience, and desired length.
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