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document-gen-resilient
Multi-path document generation with tool checks, Unicode handling, and Python fallbacks
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# Resilient Document Generation Workflow
## When to Use
Use this skill when document generation tasks encounter errors or when you need reliable multi-format output:
- `shell_agent` returns unknown or unclear errors on document generation
- Generating documents in multiple formats (e.g., `.docx`, `.pdf`, `.html`)
- **PDF generation fails due to LaTeX encoding or missing dependencies**
- **You need to handle special characters, symbols, or non-ASCII text safely**
- Previous document generation attempts have failed
## Core Technique
Instead of delegating the entire document generation to `shell_agent`, manually split the workflow into discrete, observable steps with built-in fallbacks: