What problem does it solve? Web clippers handle HTML pages and dedicated tools handle PDFs, but Word documents (.docx/.doc) — such as papers served as Word downloads — fall through the cracks. This Skill converts them into greppable, diffable Markdown clippings so they can be cited and ingested into the wiki like any other source. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Pandoc-based extraction: Converts Word documents to plain-text Markdown via pandoc, with --wrap=none to preserve verbatim spans across paragraphs. - Duplicate and decline tracking: Skips already-clipped documents, records declines for thin or failed extractions, and supports --allow-short for genuinely brief documents. - Research-run provenance: Records source URL, quality tier, content hash, and an optional --topic so /wiki-triage can group clips from the same discovery run. - Use Case: You download an Academia.edu paper served as a .docx file. Clip it into raw/clippings/ with its DOI as the source, then hand off to /wiki-ingest for summarization and cross-referencing. ## Quick Start Clip the file paper.docx into the wiki with its DOI as the source and the current research topic attached.