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pdf-processing-pro

1Community RegistryDevelopmentby Henrik Soederlund

Production-ready PDF processing with forms, tables, OCR, validation, and batch operations

First seen 4/17/2026

Summary

A comprehensive PDF processing skill for production environments, supporting form filling, table extraction, OCR, validation, and batch operations.

  • It streamlines document workflows by automating complex PDF tasks with high accuracy and scalability.

Overview

A curated marketplace for Claude Code - 34 plugins across development, analytics, AI, content, and ops. Pick what you need; everything is independently installable.


What's inside

CategoryPluginsWhat you get
Development6A full dev toolkit, Cloudflare platform access, React/Next.js rules, Shopify, browser userscripts, Google Apps Script
Analytics3GTM, GA4, Google Ads automation
AI4Gemini and Codex CLI agents, Gemini and Perplexity MCP servers
Productivity5Rich-text email drafts, Gmail/Drive/Calendar, Notion, n8n, Excalidraw
Content3Word/Excel/PDF processing, FFmpeg reference, AI-text humaniser
Data3Stocks, crypto, FX rates
Utilities4Timezone tools, HTTP fetcher, MikroTik routers, weather
LSP servers6Real-time diagnostics for Bash, CSS, HTML, JSON, Tailwind, YAML

Two install surfaces - /plugin install … runs inside an active Claude Code session; claude plugin install … runs in a plain terminal. Both accept the same arguments. See Installation Methods for the full mapping.


Plugin catalogue

Development

  • `developer` - Pro toolkit: 3 commands (/containerize, /generate-prp, /execute-prp) + 4 skills (webapp testing, Chrome DevTools, PRP generation, Fifteen-Factor App) + 5 MCP servers (Chrome DevTools, Playwright, Microsoft docs, Firecrawl, Context7).
  • `mcp-cloudflare` - Official Cloudflare MCP. 2,500+ API endpoints exposed through 2 tools (~1k tokens) for Workers, D1, KV, R2, DNS, Pages, WAF, Tunnels. OAuth.
  • `react-best-practices` - 40+ rules for eliminating wasteful re-renders, optimising bundle size, and following modern React/Next.js patterns.
  • `shopify-developer` - Liquid, theme dev (OS 2.0), GraphQL/REST APIs, app dev, Shopify Functions, Hydrogen, performance, debugging. API version 2026-01.
  • `tampermonkey` - Userscript development with 18 reference files - browser automation, page modification, web enhancement.
  • `google-apps-script` - Workspace automation: SpreadsheetApp, DocumentApp, GmailApp, DriveApp, CalendarApp, FormApp, SlidesApp, triggers.

Analytics

  • `google-tagmanager` - GTM containers, tags, triggers, variables, datalayer, debugging, custom templates. Includes GTM API MCP server (Stape.ai, browser auth).
  • `google-analytics` - GA4 events, ecommerce, BigQuery analysis, Measurement Protocol, privacy compliance. Includes Analytics API MCP server (requires service account).
  • `google-ads-scripts` - AdsApp campaign automation, bid management, keyword optimisation, reporting.

AI

  • `gemini` - Agent that drives Gemini CLI in headless mode. Use for second opinions, large-context analysis, code review, document summarisation.
  • `codex` - Agent that drives OpenAI Codex CLI. Use for second opinions, agentic code tasks, automated review, bug triage.
  • `mcp-gemini-bridge` - Google Gemini via MCP, browser auth.
  • `mcp-perplexity` - Perplexity AI search and information retrieval.

Productivity

  • `message` - Rich-text email/WhatsApp drafts with live browser preview. Triggered by phrases like "draft an email to…" or "write a WhatsApp message…". Bun-powered preview server starts automatically.
  • `mcp-google-workspace` - Gmail, Drive, Calendar (OAuth).
  • `mcp-notion` - Notion workspace integration (browser auth).
  • `mcp-n8n` - n8n workflow automation.
  • `mcp-excalidraw` - Hand-drawn diagrams with streaming animations, fullscreen editing, checkpoint/restore, export to excalidraw.com.

Content

  • `documents` - Word (.docx), Excel (.xlsx), PDF processing - tracked changes, forms, tables, OCR, formulas.
  • `ffmpeg` - Video and audio CLI reference - filters, codecs (H.264/H.265/VP9), GPU acceleration, common workflows.
  • `humanise` - Strip 29 AI writing tells from text - inflated language, em-dash overuse, sycophantic tone, formulaic structure, placeholder text.

Data

  • `mcp-alphavantage` - Stock market data, company info, financial indicators (free API key).
  • `mcp-coingecko` - Cryptocurrency prices and market data (demo API key).
  • `mcp-currency-conversion` - Real-time FX exchange rates (no API key).

Utilities

  • `timezone-tools` - Timezone conversions and time queries across IANA timezones.
  • `mcp-fetch` - Web content fetching and HTTP requests (no API key).
  • `mcp-mikrotik` - MikroTik router management and network automation.
  • `mcp-open-meteo` - Weather and climate data (no API key).

LSP servers

Real-time diagnostics, completions, and hover docs. Two-step install for each: first the language server binary (npm command shown), then the plugin itself (/plugin install lsp-<lang>@wookstar-claude-plugins).

PluginLanguagesBinary install
`lsp-bash`.sh, .bash (ShellCheck-powered)npm i -g bash-language-server + brew install shellcheck
`lsp-css`.css, .scss, .lessnpm i -g vscode-langservers-extracted
`lsp-html`.html, .htmnpm i -g vscode-langservers-extracted
`lsp-json`.json, .jsoncnpm i -g vscode-langservers-extracted
`lsp-tailwind`Tailwind classes in .html/.css/.tsx/.jsx/.ts/.jsnpm i -g @tailwindcss/language-server
`lsp-yaml`.yaml, .yml (auto-detects GitHub Actions, Docker Compose, Kubernetes, 900+ schemas)npm i -g yaml-language-server

lsp-css, lsp-html, and lsp-json share the same vscode-langservers-extracted package - one npm install covers all three.

Then install the plugins (e.g. all six at once):

code
/plugin install lsp-bash@wookstar-claude-plugins
/plugin install lsp-css@wookstar-claude-plugins
/plugin install lsp-html@wookstar-claude-plugins
/plugin install lsp-json@wookstar-claude-plugins
/plugin install lsp-tailwind@wookstar-claude-plugins
/plugin install lsp-yaml@wookstar-claude-plugins

Quick Start

1. Add the marketplace

Inside Claude Code:

code
/plugin marketplace add henkisdabro/wookstar-claude-plugins

Or from your terminal:

bash
claude plugin marketplace add henkisdabro/wookstar-claude-plugins

2. Install the plugins you want

Pick from the catalogue above. Pattern is always <name>@wookstar-claude-plugins. A few common combinations:

bash
# Core development
/plugin install developer@wookstar-claude-plugins
/plugin install mcp-cloudflare@wookstar-claude-plugins
/plugin install react-best-practices@wookstar-claude-plugins

# Analytics + email
/plugin install google-tagmanager@wookstar-claude-plugins
/plugin install google-analytics@wookstar-claude-plugins
/plugin install message@wookstar-claude-plugins

# Document and media work
/plugin install documents@wookstar-claude-plugins
/plugin install ffmpeg@wookstar-claude-plugins
/plugin install humanise@wookstar-claude-plugins

3. Use a plugin

Most plugins trigger automatically when you describe what you want in plain language - no slash command needed. For example, after installing message:

"Draft an email to Sarah about the project update."

The skill loads, generates the draft, and (for message) opens a live browser preview. For commands that have explicit slash forms (e.g. /containerize from the developer plugin), type the command directly.

If a plugin needs an API key, see Environment Variables.


Installation Methods

There are two ways to install and manage plugins. They do the same thing but run in different places - don't mix them up.

ActionInside Claude CodeTerminal CLI
Add this marketplace/plugin marketplace add henkisdabro/wookstar-claude-pluginsclaude plugin marketplace add henkisdabro/wookstar-claude-plugins
Install a plugin/plugin install <name>@wookstar-claude-pluginsclaude plugin install <name>@wookstar-claude-plugins
Update marketplace/plugin marketplace update wookstar-claude-pluginsclaude plugin marketplace update wookstar-claude-plugins
Update a plugin/plugin update <name>claude plugin update <name>
Enable / disable/plugin enable <name> · /plugin disable <name>claude plugin enable <name> · claude plugin disable <name>
Uninstall/plugin uninstall <name>claude plugin uninstall <name>
List installed/plugin listclaude plugin list
Browse interactively/plugin (opens UI)n/a
Validate manifestn/aclaude plugin validate <path>

Rule of thumb: the /plugin snippets in this README assume a Claude Code session is open. In a plain terminal or CI, swap /plugin … for claude plugin ….


Environment Variables

Many MCP-powered plugins need API keys or credentials. Set these in your shell profile (~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc).

Plugins that work without keys

mcp-fetch, mcp-open-meteo, mcp-currency-conversion, mcp-gemini-bridge (browser auth), mcp-notion (browser auth), google-tagmanager (GTM MCP via Stape.ai, browser auth).

<details> <summary><strong>Required environment variables by plugin</strong> (click to expand)</summary>

bash
# Optional - only needed if using these MCP servers
export CONTEXT7_API_KEY="your-context7-key"      # https://upstash.com/context7
export FIRECRAWL_API_KEY="your-firecrawl-key"    # https://firecrawl.dev/
bash
export GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS="/path/to/service-account.json"
export GOOGLE_PROJECT_ID="your-gcp-project-id"
# Get credentials: GCP Console > APIs & Services > Credentials > Service Account
bash
export GOOGLE_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID="your-client-id"
export GOOGLE_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET="your-client-secret"
# Get credentials: GCP Console > APIs & Services > Credentials > OAuth 2.0 Client
bash
export MIKROTIK_HOST="your-router-ip"
export MIKROTIK_USER="your-username"
export MIKROTIK_PASSWORD="your-password"
bash
export N8N_API_KEY="your-n8n-api-key"
# Get from: n8n Settings > API > Create API Key
bash
export ALPHAVANTAGEAPIKEY="your-alphavantage-key"
# Free key: https://www.alphavantage.co/support/#api-key
bash
export COINGECKO_DEMO_API_KEY="your-coingecko-key"
# Demo key: https://www.coingecko.com/en/api
bash
export PERPLEXITY_API_KEY="your-perplexity-key"
# Get from: https://www.perplexity.ai/settings/api

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After setting variables, restart your terminal or source ~/.bashrc (or ~/.zshrc). If claude doctor reports missing variables for a plugin you don't need, just claude plugin uninstall <name>.


Recommended companion plugins

Wookstar focuses on domain-specific skills. For core Claude Code capabilities, the [official Anthropic marketplace](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-plugins-official) is the best complement:

code
/plugin marketplace add anthropics/claude-plugins-official

Then pick from:

  • feature-dev, code-review, pr-review-toolkit, agent-sdk-dev - dev agents
  • typescript-lsp, pyright-lsp - LSPs not covered here
  • claude-md-management, hookify, skill-creator, commit-commands, context7, playwright, ralph-loop - meta-tools

Upgrading

<details> <summary><strong>Upgrading from v5.x</strong> (only relevant if you installed before v6.0)</summary>

In v6.0 the productivity, marketing, and utilities umbrella plugins were split into focused single-purpose plugins.

Step 1 - Uninstall the old umbrellas (in your terminal)

bash
# One-liner
claude plugin uninstall productivity@wookstar-claude-plugins && \
  claude plugin uninstall marketing@wookstar-claude-plugins && \
  claude plugin uninstall utilities@wookstar-claude-plugins && \
  claude plugin marketplace update wookstar-claude-plugins && \
  rm -rf ~/.claude/plugins/productivity ~/.claude/plugins/marketing ~/.claude/plugins/utilities

Step 2 - Clean up settings files

Check ~/.claude/settings.json and any .claude/settings.json in your projects:

bash
grep -E "productivity|marketing|utilities" ~/.claude/settings.json
find ~ -path "*/.claude/settings.json" -exec grep -l -E "productivity|marketing|utilities" {} \; 2>/dev/null
Old referenceReplace with
productivity@…Specific plugins (google-apps-script, tampermonkey, message)
marketing@…google-tagmanager, google-analytics, google-ads-scripts
utilities@…timezone-tools

Step 3 - Install replacements

code
/plugin install timezone-tools@wookstar-claude-plugins
/plugin install google-apps-script@wookstar-claude-plugins
/plugin install tampermonkey@wookstar-claude-plugins
/plugin install google-tagmanager@wookstar-claude-plugins
/plugin install google-analytics@wookstar-claude-plugins
/plugin install google-ads-scripts@wookstar-claude-plugins

git-worktrees is no longer published - Claude Code now supports worktrees natively.

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Team configuration

Add the marketplace and pre-enable plugins in .claude/settings.json so team members install them automatically when they trust the repo:

json
{
  "extraKnownMarketplaces": {
    "wookstar": {
      "source": {
        "source": "github",
        "repo": "henkisdabro/wookstar-claude-plugins"
      }
    }
  },
  "enabledPlugins": [
    "developer@wookstar-claude-plugins",
    "documents@wookstar-claude-plugins",
    "google-tagmanager@wookstar-claude-plugins",
    "google-analytics@wookstar-claude-plugins"
  ]
}

Local development

bash
git clone https://github.com/henkisdabro/wookstar-claude-plugins.git
cd wookstar-claude-plugins

# Add as local marketplace
/plugin marketplace add .

# Install a plugin for testing
/plugin install developer@wookstar-claude-plugins

# After making changes
/plugin marketplace update wookstar

# Validate manifest
claude plugin validate .

For contributor guidelines (manifest rules, MCP file references, LSP exception, skill style), see [CLAUDE.md](./CLAUDE.md).


Documentation

Per-plugin READMEs:


Marketplace stats

  • Version: 6.7.0 (see `marketplace.json` for the authoritative current value)
  • Plugins: 34
  • Components: 2 agents, 3 commands, 18 skills, 16 embedded MCP servers, 6 LSP servers
  • Categories: development, analytics, ai, productivity, documents, media, writing, data, utilities, lsp

Support

License

MIT - see LICENSE.

Acknowledgments

Built for the Claude Code community. Thanks to Anthropic for Claude Code and the plugin system, Simo Ahava for GTM/GA4 expertise, and the open-source community for the MCP server integrations.

Install & Usage

1
Add a marketplace
/plugin marketplace add <org/repo>
2
Install the plugin

Add the configuration to /plugin install pdf-processing-pro@<marketplace>

3
Manage with /plugin
/plugin

Use Cases

Extract tabular data from scanned invoices and export to CSV for accounting systems.
Automatically fill and validate PDF forms from structured JSON data for bulk document generation.
Perform OCR on image-based PDFs to make text searchable and editable.
Validate PDF/A compliance and fix common issues before archival submission.
Batch merge, split, or watermark hundreds of PDF files with a single command.
Extract specific fields from a set of PDF contracts and compile into a summary report.

Usage Examples

1

/pdf-processing-pro extract table from invoice.pdf --output table.csv

2

/pdf-processing-pro fill form template.pdf --data data.json --output filled.pdf

3

/pdf-processing-pro ocr scanned-doc.pdf --lang eng --output searchable.pdf

View source on GitHub
pdfprocessingformsocrdocuments

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is pdf-processing-pro?

A comprehensive PDF processing skill for production environments, supporting form filling, table extraction, OCR, validation, and batch operations. It streamlines document workflows by automating complex PDF tasks with high accuracy and scalability.

How to install pdf-processing-pro?

To install pdf-processing-pro: add a marketplace (/plugin marketplace add <org/repo>), then add the config to /plugin install pdf-processing-pro@<marketplace>. Finally, /plugin in Claude Code.

What is pdf-processing-pro best for?

pdf-processing-pro is a plugin categorized under Development. It is designed for: pdf, processing, forms, ocr, documents. Created by Henrik Soederlund.

What can I use pdf-processing-pro for?

pdf-processing-pro is useful for: Extract tabular data from scanned invoices and export to CSV for accounting systems.; Automatically fill and validate PDF forms from structured JSON data for bulk document generation.; Perform OCR on image-based PDFs to make text searchable and editable.; Validate PDF/A compliance and fix common issues before archival submission.; Batch merge, split, or watermark hundreds of PDF files with a single command.; Extract specific fields from a set of PDF contracts and compile into a summary report..