Agent skill
enact-text-summarizer
Analyzes text and provides word count, character count, and sentence statistics
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SKILL.md
Text Summarizer
A tool that analyzes text and provides useful statistics including word count, character count, sentence count, and estimated reading time.
Usage
enact run keithgroves/text-summarizer --args '{"text": "Hello world. This is a test."}'
Features
- Word count
- Character count (excluding spaces)
- Sentence count estimation
- Average word length calculation
- Reading time estimation (based on 200 words/minute)
Example Output
{
"wordCount": 6,
"characterCount": 22,
"sentenceCount": 2,
"averageWordLength": 3.67,
"readingTimeMinutes": 0.03
}
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