Convert between formats
~1 credits / MB of input (up to 5)Converts a document between authoring and markup formats: reStructuredText, LaTeX, HTML, or stripped plain text. Use the LaTeX output path when you need equations or citations and plan to compile the resulting .tex file yourself. PDF cannot be used as a source.
Use when
You are moving a file between markup or authoring formats inside a publishing workflow, or need plain stripped text.
Not for
Reading a PDF, or producing a finished Word, PDF, or EPUB deliverable (those have their own paths).
Cost
~1 credits / MB of input (up to 5)
A 3 MB input costs about 2 credits; larger inputs cost more.
Estimated; the actual charge depends on your input and is shown in the response.
What it accepts
Set these inside the intent when you run it.
URL of the source file (Markdown, HTML, Word, reStructuredText, LaTeX, or plain text).
Target authoring format: rst, latex, html, or plain.
Name for the resulting file, including the correct extension.
What you get back
A download link to the converted file in the requested authoring format (.rst, .tex, .html, or .txt).
Run it
Run this sub-skill directly: pin it with operation and pass its inputs in the intent. (Omit operation and the Document Converter skill will route from your intent instead.)
curl -X POST "https://skill.askfaro.com/skills/document-converter/run" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $FARO_TOKEN" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"intent":{"operation":"interchange","source_file":"https://example.com/notes.md","output_format":"rst","output_filename":"notes.rst"}}'Example requests
- ›Convert this Markdown file to reStructuredText for Sphinx
- ›Turn this HTML into plain text, stripping all formatting
- ›Convert my Markdown to LaTeX so I can compile it with equations