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render-pdf-doc

Use when rendering a Markdown document (English or Korean) such as a proposal, IRB cover letter, handout or reference table to PDF via pandoc and xelatex, with auto-fitted table widths and CJK fonts. Not for manuscripts with a bibliography (/manage-refs) or Word forms.

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# Render-PDF-Doc Skill

This skill handles layout only (CJK fonts, table column widths) with raw pandoc + xelatex — no
Quarto, whose `tbl-colwidths` has reported PDF regressions (issues 6089/9200). Not for: a
manuscript with a bibliography (`/manage-refs` `scripts/render_pandoc.sh`), an institutional .docx
form (`/fill-protocol`), the ICMJE COI form (`/fill-icmje-coi`), figures or PPTX (`/make-figures`,
`/present-paper`).

## Dependencies

Python 3 is required by the wrapper. FontTools is optional for the font-file
coverage check (`python3 -m pip install fonttools`).

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