Example Conversation

You: Export quality-manual.md as a controlled-copy DOCX for our ISO 9001 documentation set.

Agent: I’ll collect the branding profile first: organization name, logo, document ID, version, effective date, classification, and approvers. Then I’ll render the markdown into a branded DOCX and validate the result before sharing the file path.

You: Use our SVG logo and add Jane as author, Marco as reviewer, and Priya as approver.

Agent: I’ll save those details in branding.json, convert the SVG logo to PNG for Word compatibility, build the cover page and controlled header/footer, and include the approval table.

You: Please make sure the footer shows page numbers and version 1.0.

Agent: Done. The footer includes document ID, version 1.0, “Controlled Copy”, and Page X of Y. I also ran DOCX validation and the file is ready at quality-manual.docx.

Sample Output Excerpt

Below is a simplified excerpt of the controlled document structure the skill produces.

Quality Manual

Document ID: QM-001
Version: 1.0
Effective date: 2026-05-12
Classification: Controlled Copy

Approval Record

1. Purpose

This Quality Manual defines the management system used to control documented information, operational responsibilities, process interactions, and continual improvement activities.

2. Scope

This manual applies to all controlled QMS processes, including document control, training, nonconformance management, internal audits, and management review.

Underlying DOCX Tools

The skill depends on the DOCX Tools package and uses the right tool for each part of the workflow:

• docx_convert converts SVG, PDF, or other source logo formats to PNG when Word cannot embed the original asset directly.
• docx_build creates the controlled-document Word file with separate cover/body sections, branded headers, page-number footers, approval tables, and markdown-derived content.
• docx_validate checks the generated .docx before delivery and can attempt safe auto-repair when supported.

The agent does not overwrite the source markdown. Each export writes a new .docx so the controlled Word document remains traceable to the markdown source.

Getting Started

Add the markdown document and any logo asset to your project workspace, then activate the Controlled Document Export skill.

Prepare the core branding details before export:

1. Organization name
2. Document title and document ID
3. Version and effective date
4. Classification, such as “Controlled Copy” or “Uncontrolled Copy”
5. Optional approvers for the approval table
6. Optional logo and preferred accent color

For a batch of SOPs or policies, provide a manifest with each source file, document title, document ID, version, and effective date. The agent will reuse the same branding profile and export each document consistently.