ofd-text-extractor

What to check before installing/using: - Functional checks: The included Python script appears safe and runs locally (no network/credential access). Run it on a sample OFD to confirm it produces the JSON fields you need. Note: the script writes pages with separate pageTexts and templateTexts fields, whereas SKILL.md's sample JSON shows a combined texts array with isTemplate flags — adapt your consumers accordingly. - Missing file: SKILL.md shows a PowerShell wrapper scripts/extract_ofd.ps1, but that file is not included. Use python scripts/extract_ofd.py ... directly or create your own wrapper. - Robustness: the script uses regular expressions to parse XML in places (fragile for edge cases). If you rely on exact extraction (invoices, automated pipelines), test with representative OFD files and consider improving XML parsing for complex inputs. - Safety: there is no obvious exfiltration (no network/socket modules, no external calls). Still review or run in an isolated environment if processing untrusted files, and verify outputs before feeding results into downstream automated systems. If you want, I can: (a) show the exact JSON structure the script emits for a sample OFD, (b) propose a small patch to make the output match SKILL.md, or (c) add a simple PowerShell wrapper compatible with the docs.