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Skills/RUN LLAMA/LLAMAPARSE AGENT SKILLS

run-llama/llamaparse-agent-skills

1 skill · 2k installs · 62 stars · GitHub

Install

npx skills add https://github.com/run-llama/llamaparse-agent-skills

Skills in this repo

1LiteparseLiteParse is an agent skill for the Build phase that standardizes how coding agents help solo builders convert unstructured files into machine-readable text or JSON entirely on their machine. It targets the common indie-builder need to feed contracts, decks, manuals, and scans into RAG or agent workflows without paying for cloud parse minutes or routing sensitive PDFs through third-party APIs. On invoke, the skill prompts you to confirm global install of `@llamaindex/liteparse` and availability of the `lit` command, then collects file paths plus options such as output format, page ranges, OCR preferences, and DPI before proposing commands for approval. The pattern is deliberately conservative: propose first, run after consent, then report results—fitting agent safety habits for shell execution. Requires Node 18+ and comfort with npm global packages. Best paired with chunking, embedding, and retrieval skills downstream. Beginner-friendly for CLI users; intermediate if you customize TypeScript scripts around the CLI output.2kinstalls