Convert ActionScript 3.0 HTML docs to LLM-friendly markdown and add Claude skills

[Copilot]

Converted 643 HTML documentation files to clean markdown format optimized for LLM consumption and created ActionScript 3.0 skills for VSCode Copilot/Claude Code integration.

Changes

• Markdown Conversion: Created convert_html_to_md.py to extract content from HTML, strip navigation/scripts, and output clean markdown preserving code examples and structure

  • Converted all 643 HTML files to markdown-docs/ maintaining directory hierarchy
  • No file size limits - files can be any length

• Claude Skills: Created .claude/skills/ with 5 comprehensive ActionScript skills:

  • actionscript-basics.md - Core language, OOP, type system
  • actionscript-collections.md - Arrays, Vectors, Dictionary patterns
  • actionscript-display-graphics.md - Display list, drawing APIs
  • actionscript-events.md - Event system, async patterns
  • actionscript-api-reference.md - API navigation guide

• Documentation: Added README files for markdown-docs/ and updated root README with structure and usage

Example Usage

# Browse converted docs
cat markdown-docs/Array.md
cat markdown-docs/flash/display/Sprite.md

# Search across all docs
grep -r "addEventListener" markdown-docs/

# Reconvert if needed
python3 convert_html_to_md.py --input html-docs --output markdown-docs

The markdown files maintain all original content (class descriptions, methods, properties, examples) while removing HTML boilerplate, making them suitable for direct LLM context feeding or AI-assisted coding workflows.

Original prompt

Now convert all documents from html-docs into markdown files, maximum 1 file .md is 200 lines. Make sure the documents are clear and friendly with LLM.

Then create .claude/skills for actionscript skills to use in VSCode copilot or claude code.

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