pdf-table-data-conversion

Turn tables locked inside a PDF into a clean, nicely formatted spreadsheet the user can open in Excel or feed to another tool. The user is asking for the data as a file, not a prose answer — so your job is to locate the source PDF, get its full content (not just retrieved chunks), extract the relevant table(s), and hand back a formatted workbook.

When this applies (and when it does not)

• Applies — the user wants the tabular data itself as a file: "pull out / extract / export / convert / get me a spreadsheet of …", "put the rebate schedule in Excel", "give me the line items from this contract".
• Applies to follow-ups too — even if you already answered or summarized the data in the chat, a subsequent "give me that as a file / spreadsheet / Excel" is still an extraction request. Invoke this skill and rebuild the file from the source document — do not assemble a spreadsheet from the text already in the conversation, which may be partial, truncated, or reformatted.
• Does not apply — the user is asking a question to be answered in the conversation: "what are the rebates for Contoso?", "how much is the Q3 discount?". Answer those inline from knowledge within reason; do not run an extraction or produce a file.