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    Rendercv — Скилл для ИИ-агентов | AI Рассвет

    Rendercv

    Create professional CVs and resumes with perfect typography using RenderCV (v2.8). Users write content in YAML, and RenderCV produces publication quality PDFs via Typst typesetting. Full control over every visual detail: colors, fonts, margins, spacing, section title styles, entry layouts, and more. 6 built in themes with unlimited customization. Any language supported (22 built in, or define your own). Outputs PDF, PNG, HTML, and Markdown. Use when the user wants to create, edit, customize, or render a CV or resume.

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    Установить скилл

    Добавьте инструмент одной командой или скачайте проверенный архив версии.

    npx skills add rendercv/rendercv-skill --skill rendercv
    Скачать ZIP
    Версия
    1.0.0+fc14e727b2d4
    Автор
    Владимир Ломтев
    Репозиторий
    rendercv/rendercv-skill
    GitHub: rendercv/rendercv-skill

    Как установить

    1. 1Скопируйте команду из блока установки.
    2. 2Запустите её в терминале из каталога проекта.

    Документация

    Quick Start

    Available themes: classic, harvard, engineeringresumes, engineeringclassic, sb2nov, moderncv Available locales: english, arabic, danish, dutch, french, german, hebrew, hindi, hungarian, indonesian, italian, japanese, korean, mandarin_chinese, norwegian_bokmål, norwegian_nynorsk, persian, portuguese, russian, spanish, turkish, vietnamese

    These are starting points — every aspect of the design and locale can be fully customized in the YAML file.

    ## Install RenderCV
    uv tool install "rendercv[full]"
    
    ## Create a starter YAML file (you can specify theme and locale)
    rendercv new "John Doe"
    rendercv new "John Doe" --theme moderncv --locale german
    
    ## Render to PDF (also generates Typst, Markdown, HTML, PNG by default)
    rendercv render John_Doe_CV.yaml
    
    ## Watch mode: auto-re-render whenever the YAML file changes
    rendercv render John_Doe_CV.yaml --watch
    
    ## Render only PNG (useful for previewing or checking page count)
    rendercv render John_Doe_CV.yaml --dont-generate-pdf --dont-generate-html --dont-generate-markdown
    
    ## Override fields from the CLI without editing the YAML
    rendercv render cv.yaml --cv.name "Jane Doe" --design.theme "moderncv"
    

    YAML Structure

    A RenderCV input has four sections. Only cv is required — the others have sensible defaults.

    cv:         # Your content: name, contact info, and all sections
    design:     # Visual styling: theme, colors, fonts, margins, spacing, layouts
    locale:     # Language: month names, phrases, translations
    settings:   # Behavior: output paths, bold keywords, current date
    

    Single file vs. separate files: All four sections can live in one YAML file, or each can be a separate file. Separate files are useful for reusing the same design/locale across multiple CVs:

    ## Single self-contained file (all sections in one file)
    rendercv render John_Doe_CV.yaml
    
    ## Separate files: CV content + design + locale loaded independently
    rendercv render cv.yaml --design design.yaml --locale-catalog locale.yaml --settings settings.yaml
    

    When using separate files, each file contains only its section (e.g., design.yaml has design: as the top-level key). CLI-loaded files override values in the main YAML file.

    The YAML maps directly to Pydantic models. The complete type-safe schema is provided below so you can understand every field, its type, and its default value.

    Pydantic Schema

    The YAML input is validated against these Pydantic models.

    Top-Level Model

    class RenderCVModel(BaseModelWithoutExtraKeys):
        cv: Cv = pydantic.Field(default_factory=Cv, title='CV', description='The content of the CV.')
        design: Design = pydantic.Field(default_factory=ClassicTheme, title='Design')
        locale: Locale = pydantic.Field(default_factory=EnglishLocale, title='Locale Catalog')
        settings: Settings = pydantic.Field(default_factory=Settings, title='RenderCV Settings', description='The settings of the RenderCV.')
    

    CV Content (cv)

    The cv.sections field is a dictionary where keys are section titles (any string you want) and values are lists of entries. Each section contains entries of the same type.

    class Cv(BaseModelWithoutExtraKeys):
        name: str | None = pydantic.Field(default=None, examples=['John Doe', 'Jane Smith'])
        headline: str | None = pydantic.Field(default=None, examples=['Software Engineer', 'Data Scientist', 'Product Manager'])
        location: str | None = pydantic.Field(default=None, examples=['New York, NY', 'London, UK', 'Istanbul, Türkiye'])
        email: pydantic.EmailStr | list[pydantic.EmailStr] | None = pydantic.Field(default=None, examples=['john.doe@example.com', ['john.doe.1@example.com', 'john.doe.2@example.com']])
        photo: ExistingPathRelativeToInput | pydantic.HttpUrl | None = pydantic.Field(default=None, union_mode='left_to_right', examples=['photo.jpg', 'images/profile.png', 'https://example.com/photo.jpg'])
        phone: pydantic_phone_numbers.PhoneNumber | list[pydantic_phone_numbers.PhoneNumber] | None = pydantic.Field(default=None, examples=['+1-234-567-8900', ['+1-234-567-8900', '+44 20 1234 5678']])
        website: pydantic.HttpUrl | list[pydantic.HttpUrl] | None = pydantic.Field(default=None, examples=['https://johndoe.com', ['https://johndoe.com', 'https://www.janesmith.dev']])
        social_networks: list[SocialNetwork] | None = pydantic.Field(default=None)
        custom_connections: list[CustomConnection] | None = pydantic.Field(default=None, examples=[[{'placeholder': 'Book a call', 'url': 'https://cal.com/johndoe', 'fontawesome_icon': 'calendar-days'}]])
        sections: dict[str, Section] | None = pydantic.Field(default=None, examples=[{'Experience': '...', 'Education': '...', 'Projects': '...', 'Skills': '...'}])
    
    type SocialNetworkName = Literal['LinkedIn', 'GitHub', 'GitLab', 'IMDB', 'Instagram', 'ORCID', 'Mastodon', 'StackOverflow', 'ResearchGate', 'YouTube', 'Google Scholar', 'Telegram', 'WhatsApp', 'Leetcode', 'X', 'Bluesky', 'Reddit']
    
    available_social_networks = get_args(SocialNetworkName.__value__)
    
    class SocialNetwork(BaseModelWithoutExtraKeys):
        network: SocialNetworkName = pydantic.Field()
        username: str = pydantic.Field(examples=['john_doe', '@johndoe@mastodon.social', '12345/john-doe'])
    
    class CustomConnection(BaseModelWithoutExtraKeys):
        fontawesome_icon: str
        placeholder: str
        url: pydantic.HttpUrl | None
    

    Entry Types

    cv.sections is a dictionary: keys are section titles (any string), values are lists of entries. Each section must use a single entry type — you cannot mix different entry types within the same section. The entry type is auto-detected from the fields present in each entry.

    Shared fields — these are available on entry types that support dates and complex fields (ExperienceEntry, EducationEntry, NormalEntry, PublicationEntry):

    Field Type Default Notes
    date str | int | null null Free-form: "2020-09", "Fall 2023", etc. Mutually exclusive with start_date/end_date.
    start_date str | int | null null Strict format: YYYY-MM-DD, YYYY-MM, or YYYY.
    end_date str | int | "present" | null null Same formats as start_date, or "present". Omitting defaults to "present" when start_date is set.
    location str | null null
    summary str | null null
    highlights list[str] | null null Bullet points.

    9 entry types:

    Entry Type Required Fields Optional Fields Typical Use
    ExperienceEntry company, position all shared fields Jobs, positions
    EducationEntry institution, area degree + all shared fields Degrees, schools
    PublicationEntry title, authors doi, url, journal, summary, date Papers, articles
    NormalEntry name all shared fields Projects, awards
    OneLineEntry label, details — Skills, languages
    BulletEntry bullet — Simple bullet points
    NumberedEntry number — Numbered list items
    ReversedNumberedEntry reversed_number — Reverse-numbered items (5, 4, 3...)
    TextEntry (plain string) — Free-form paragraphs

    Example:

    cv:
      sections:
        experience:          # list of ExperienceEntry (detected by company + position)
          - company: Google
            position: Engineer
            start_date: 2020-01
            highlights:
              - Did something impactful
        skills:              # list of OneLineEntry (detected by label + details)
          - label: Languages
            details: Python, C++
        about_me:            # list of TextEntry (plain strings)
          - This is a free-form paragraph about me.
    

    Entries also accept arbitrary extra keys (silently ignored during rendering). A typo in a field name will NOT cause an error.

    Design (design)

    All built-in themes share the same structure — they only differ in default values. See the sample designs below for every available field and its default. Set design.theme to pick a theme, then override any field.

    Locale (locale)

    Built-in locales: english, arabic, danish, dutch, french, german, hebrew, hindi, hungarian, indonesian, italian, japanese, korean, mandarin_chinese, norwegian_bokmål, norwegian_nynorsk, persian, portuguese, russian, spanish, turkish, vietnamese

    Set locale.language to a built-in locale name to use it. Override any field to customize translations. Set language to any string and provide all translations for a fully custom locale.

    Settings (settings)

    Key fields: bold_keywords (list of strings to auto-bold), current_date (override today's date), render_command.* (output paths, generation flags).

    Important Patterns

    YAML quoting

    ALWAYS quote string values that contain a colon (:). This is the most common cause of invalid YAML. Highlights, titles, summaries, and any free-form text often contain colons:

    ## WRONG — colon breaks YAML parsing:
    - title: Catalytic Mechanisms: A New Approach
      highlights:
        - Relevant coursework: Distributed Systems, ML
    
    ## RIGHT — wrap in double quotes:
    - title: "Catalytic Mechanisms: A New Approach"
      highlights:
        - "Relevant coursework: Distributed Systems, ML"
    

    Rule: if a string value contains :, it MUST be quoted. When in doubt, quote it.

    Bullet characters

    The design.highlights.bullet field only accepts these exact characters: ●, •, ◦, -, ◆, ★, ■, —, ○. Do not use en-dash (–), >, *, or any other character. When in doubt, omit bullet to use the theme default.

    Phone numbers

    Phone numbers MUST be in international format with country code (E.164). Never invent a phone number — only include one if the user provides it.

    ## WRONG:
    phone: "(555) 123-4567"
    phone: "555-123-4567"
    
    ## RIGHT:
    phone: "+15551234567"
    

    If the user provides a local number without country code, ask which country, or omit the phone field.

    Text formatting

    All text fields support inline Markdown: **bold**, *italic*, [link text](url). Block-level Markdown (headers, lists, blockquotes, code blocks) is not supported. Raw Typst commands and math ($$f(x)$$) also pass through.

    Date handling

    • date and start_date/end_date are mutually exclusive. If date is provided, start_date and end_date are ignored.
    • If only start_date is given, end_date defaults to "present".
    • start_date/end_date require strict formats: YYYY-MM-DD, YYYY-MM, or YYYY.
    • date is flexible: accepts any string ("Fall 2023") in addition to date formats.

    Section titles

    • snake_case keys auto-capitalize: work_experience → "Work Experience"
    • Keys with spaces or uppercase are used as-is.

    Publication authors

    Use *Name* (single asterisks, italic) to highlight the CV owner in author lists.

    Nested highlights (sub-bullets)

    highlights:
      - Main bullet point
        - Sub-bullet 1
        - Sub-bullet 2
    

    CLI Reference

    rendercv new "Full Name"

    Generate a starter YAML file.

    Option Short What it does
    --theme THEME Theme to use (default: classic)
    --locale LOCALE Locale to use (default: english)
    --create-typst-templates Also create editable Typst template files for full design control

    rendercv render <input.yaml>

    Generate PDF, Typst, Markdown, HTML, and PNG from a YAML file.

    Option Short What it does
    --watch -w Re-render automatically when the YAML file changes
    --quiet -q Suppress all output messages
    --design FILE -d Load design section from a separate YAML file
    --locale-catalog FILE -lc Load locale section from a separate YAML file
    --settings FILE -s Load settings section from a separate YAML file
    --output-folder DIR -o Custom output directory

    Per-format controls: --{format}-path PATH sets custom output path, --dont-generate-{format} skips generation. Formats: pdf, typst, markdown, html, png.

    Override any YAML field from the CLI using dot notation (overrides without editing the file):

    rendercv render CV.yaml --cv.name "Jane Doe" --design.theme "moderncv"
    rendercv render CV.yaml --cv.sections.education.0.institution "MIT"
    

    rendercv create-theme "theme-name"

    Scaffold a custom theme directory with editable Typst templates for complete design control.

    JSON Schema

    For YAML editor autocompletion and validation:

    ## yaml-language-server: $schema=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rendercv/rendercv/refs/tags/v2.8/schema.json
    

    Complete Example

    Sample CV

    cv:
      name: John Doe
      headline:
      location: San Francisco, CA
      email: john.doe@email.com
      photo:
      phone:
      website: https://rendercv.com/
      social_networks:
      - network: LinkedIn
        username: rendercv
      - network: GitHub
        username: rendercv
      custom_connections:
      sections:
        Welcome to RenderCV:
        - RenderCV reads a CV written in a YAML file, and generates a PDF with 
          professional typography.
        - Each section title is arbitrary.
        education:
        - institution: Princeton University
          area: Computer Science
          degree: PhD
          date:
          start_date: 2018-09
          end_date: 2023-05
          location: Princeton, NJ
          summary:
          highlights:
          - 'Thesis: Efficient Neural Architecture Search for Resource-Constrained Deployment'
          - 'Advisor: Prof. Sanjeev Arora'
          - NSF Graduate Research Fellowship, Siebel Scholar (Class of 2022)
        - institution: Boğaziçi University
          area: Computer Engineering
          degree: BS
          date:
          start_date: 2014-09
          end_date: 2018-06
          location: Istanbul, Türkiye
          summary:
          highlights:
          - 'GPA: 3.97/4.00, Valedictorian'
          - Fulbright Scholarship recipient for Graduate Studies
        experience:
        - company: Nexus AI
          position: Co-Founder & CTO
          date:
          start_date: 2023-06
          end_date: present
          location: San Francisco, CA
          summary:
          highlights:
          - Built foundation model infrastructure serving 2M+ monthly API requests 
            with 99.97% uptime
          - Raised $18M Series A led by Sequoia Capital, with participation from 
            a16z and Founders Fund
          - Scaled engineering team from 3 to 28 across ML research, platform, and 
            applied AI divisions
          - Developed proprietary inference optimization reducing latency by 73% 
            compared to baseline
        - company: NVIDIA Research
          position: Research Intern
          date:
          start_date: 2022-05
          end_date: 2022-08
          location: Santa Clara, CA
          summary:
          highlights:
          - Designed sparse attention mechanism reducing transformer memory 
            footprint by 4.2x
          - Co-authored paper accepted at NeurIPS 2022 (spotlight presentation, top 
            5% of submissions)
        projects:
        - name: '[FlashInfer](https://github.com/)'
          date:
          start_date: 2023-01
          end_date: present
          location:
          summary: Open-source library for high-performance LLM inference kernels
          highlights:
          - Achieved 2.8x speedup over baseline attention implementations on A100 
            GPUs
          - Adopted by 3 major AI labs, 8,500+ GitHub stars, 200+ contributors
        - name: '[NeuralPrune](https://github.com/)'
          date: '2021'
          start_date:
          end_date:
          location:
          summary: Automated neural network pruning toolkit with differentiable 
            masks
          highlights:
          - Reduced model size by 90% with less than 1% accuracy degradation on 
            ImageNet
          - Featured in PyTorch ecosystem tools, 4,200+ GitHub stars
        publications:
        - title: 'Sparse Mixture-of-Experts at Scale: Efficient Routing for Trillion-Parameter
            Models'
          authors:
          - '*John Doe*'
          - Sarah Williams
          - David Park
          summary:
          doi: 10.1234/neurips.2023.1234
          url:
          journal: NeurIPS 2023
          date: 2023-07
        - title: Neural Architecture Search via Differentiable Pruning
          authors:
          - James Liu
          - '*John Doe*'
          summary:
          doi: 10.1234/neurips.2022.5678
          url:
          journal: NeurIPS 2022, Spotlight
          date: 2022-12
        selected_honors:
        - bullet: MIT Technology Review 35 Under 35 Innovators (2024)
        - bullet: Forbes 30 Under 30 in Enterprise Technology (2024)
        skills:
        - label: Languages
          details: Python, C++, CUDA, Rust, Julia
        - label: ML Frameworks
          details: PyTorch, JAX, TensorFlow, Triton, ONNX
        patents:
        - number: Adaptive Quantization for Neural Network Inference on Edge Devices
            (US Patent 11,234,567)
        - number: Dynamic Sparsity Patterns for Efficient Transformer Attention (US 
            Patent 11,345,678)
        invited_talks:
        - reversed_number: Scaling Laws for Efficient Inference — Stanford HAI 
            Symposium (2024)
        - reversed_number: Building AI Infrastructure for the Next Decade — 
            TechCrunch Disrupt (2024)
    

    Sample Design (classic — complete reference)

    This shows every available design field with its default value. All themes share the same structure.

    design:
      theme: classic
      page:
        size: us-letter
        top_margin: 0.7in
        bottom_margin: 0.7in
        left_margin: 0.7in
        right_margin: 0.7in
        show_footer: true
        show_top_note: true
      colors:
        body: rgb(0, 0, 0)
        name: rgb(0, 79, 144)
        headline: rgb(0, 79, 144)
        connections: rgb(0, 79, 144)
        section_titles: rgb(0, 79, 144)
        links: rgb(0, 79, 144)
        footer: rgb(128, 128, 128)
        top_note: rgb(128, 128, 128)
      typography:
        line_spacing: 0.6em
        alignment: justified
        date_and_location_column_alignment: right
        font_family:
          body: Source Sans 3
          name: Source Sans 3
          headline: Source Sans 3
          connections: Source Sans 3
          section_titles: Source Sans 3
        font_size:
          body: 10pt
          name: 30pt
          headline: 10pt
          connections: 10pt
          section_titles: 1.4em
        small_caps:
          name: false
          headline: false
          connections: false
          section_titles: false
        bold:
          name: true
          headline: false
          connections: false
          section_titles: true
      links:
        underline: false
        show_external_link_icon: false
      header:
        alignment: center
        photo_width: 3.5cm
        photo_position: left
        photo_space_left: 0.4cm
        photo_space_right: 0.4cm
        space_below_name: 0.7cm
        space_below_headline: 0.7cm
        space_below_connections: 0.7cm
        connections:
          phone_number_format: national
          hyperlink: true
          show_icons: true
          display_urls_instead_of_usernames: false
          separator: ''
          space_between_connections: 0.5cm
      section_titles:
        type: with_partial_line
        line_thickness: 0.5pt
        space_above: 0.5cm
        space_below: 0.3cm
      sections:
        allow_page_break: true
        space_between_regular_entries: 1.2em
        space_between_text_based_entries: 0.3em
        show_time_spans_in:
          - experience
      entries:
        date_and_location_width: 4.15cm
        side_space: 0.2cm
        space_between_columns: 0.1cm
        allow_page_break: false
        short_second_row: true
        degree_width: 1cm
        summary:
          space_above: 0cm
          space_left: 0cm
        highlights:
          bullet: •
          nested_bullet: •
          space_left: 0.15cm
          space_above: 0cm
          space_between_items: 0cm
          space_between_bullet_and_text: 0.5em
      templates:
        footer: '*NAME -- PAGE_NUMBER/TOTAL_PAGES*'
        top_note: '*LAST_UPDATED CURRENT_DATE*'
        single_date: MONTH_ABBREVIATION YEAR
        date_range: START_DATE – END_DATE
        time_span: HOW_MANY_YEARS YEARS HOW_MANY_MONTHS MONTHS
        one_line_entry:
          main_column: '**LABEL:** DETAILS'
        education_entry:
          main_column: |-
            **INSTITUTION**, AREA
            SUMMARY
            HIGHLIGHTS
          degree_column: '**DEGREE**'
          date_and_location_column: |-
            LOCATION
            DATE
        normal_entry:
          main_column: |-
            **NAME**
            SUMMARY
            HIGHLIGHTS
          date_and_location_column: |-
            LOCATION
            DATE
        experience_entry:
          main_column: |-
            **COMPANY**, POSITION
            SUMMARY
            HIGHLIGHTS
          date_and_location_column: |-
            LOCATION
            DATE
        publication_entry:
          main_column: |-
            **TITLE**
            SUMMARY
            AUTHORS
            URL (JOURNAL)
          date_and_location_column: DATE
    

    Other Theme Overrides

    Other themes only override specific fields from the classic defaults above. To use a theme, set design.theme and optionally override any field. Each theme also customizes design.templates (entry layout patterns) — see the classic sample above for the full template structure. The override YAMLs below omit templates for brevity.

    harvard

    ## yaml-language-server: $schema=../../../../../../schema.json
    design:
      theme: harvard
      page:
        top_margin: 0.5in
        bottom_margin: 0.5in
        left_margin: 0.5in
        right_margin: 0.5in
        show_top_note: false
      colors:
        name: rgb(0,0,0)
        headline: rgb(0,0,0)
        connections: rgb(0,0,0)
        section_titles: rgb(0,0,0)
        links: rgb(0,0,0)
      typography:
        font_family:
          body: XCharter
          name: XCharter
          headline: XCharter
          connections: XCharter
          section_titles: XCharter
        font_size:
          name: 25pt
          connections: 9pt
          section_titles: 1.3em
      header:
        space_below_name: 0.5cm
        space_below_headline: 0.5cm
        space_below_connections: 0.5cm
        connections:
          show_icons: false
          separator: •
          space_between_connections: 0.4cm
      section_titles:
        type: centered_with_centered_partial_line
        space_below: 0.2cm
      sections:
        space_between_regular_entries: 1em
        show_time_spans_in: []
      entries:
        short_second_row: false
    

    engineeringresumes

    ## yaml-language-server: $schema=../../../../../../schema.json
    design:
      theme: engineeringresumes
      page:
        show_footer: false
      typography:
        font_family:
          body: XCharter
          name: XCharter
          headline: XCharter
          connections: XCharter
          section_titles: XCharter
        font_size:
          name: 25pt
          section_titles: 1.2em
        bold:
          name: false
      header:
        connections:
          separator: '|'
          show_icons: false
          display_urls_instead_of_usernames: true
      colors:
        name: rgb(0,0,0)
        connections: rgb(0,0,0)
        headline: rgb(0,0,0)
        section_titles: rgb(0,0,0)
        links: rgb(0,0,0)
      links:
        underline: true
        show_external_link_icon: false
      section_titles:
        type: with_full_line
        space_above: 0.5cm
        space_below: 0.3cm
      sections:
        space_between_regular_entries: 0.42cm
        space_between_text_based_entries: 0.15cm
        show_time_spans_in: []
      entries:
        short_second_row: false
        summary:
          space_above: 0.08cm
        side_space: 0cm
        highlights:
          bullet: ●
          nested_bullet: ●
          space_left: 0cm
          space_above: 0.08cm
          space_between_items: 0.08cm
          space_between_bullet_and_text: 0.3em
    

    engineeringclassic

    ## yaml-language-server: $schema=../../../../../../schema.json
    design:
      theme: engineeringclassic
      typography:
        font_family:
          body: Raleway
          name: Raleway
          headline: Raleway
          connections: Raleway
          section_titles: Raleway
        bold:
          name: false
          section_titles: false
      header:
        alignment: left
      links:
        show_external_link_icon: false
      section_titles:
        type: with_full_line
      sections:
        show_time_spans_in: []
      entries:
        short_second_row: false
        summary:
          space_above: 0.12cm
        highlights:
          space_left: 0cm
          space_above: 0.12cm
          space_between_items: 0.12cm
    

    sb2nov

    ## yaml-language-server: $schema=../../../../../../schema.json
    design:
      theme: sb2nov
      typography:
        font_family:
          body: New Computer Modern
          name: New Computer Modern
          headline: New Computer Modern
          connections: New Computer Modern
          section_titles: New Computer Modern
      colors:
        name: rgb(0,0,0)
        connections: rgb(0,0,0)
        section_titles: rgb(0,0,0)
        headline: rgb(0,0,0)
        links: rgb(0,0,0)
      links:
        underline: true
        show_external_link_icon: false
      section_titles:
        type: with_full_line
      sections:
        show_time_spans_in: []
      header:
        connections:
          hyperlink: true
          show_icons: false
          display_urls_instead_of_usernames: true
          separator: •
      entries:
        short_second_row: false
        highlights:
          bullet: ◦
          nested_bullet: ◦
    

    moderncv

    ## yaml-language-server: $schema=../../../../../../schema.json
    design:
      theme: moderncv
      typography:
        line_spacing: 0.6em
        font_family:
          body: Fontin
          name: Fontin
          headline: Fontin
          connections: Fontin
          section_titles: Fontin
        font_size:
          name: 25pt
          section_titles: 1.4em
        bold:
          name: false
          section_titles: false
      header:
        alignment: left
        photo_width: 4.15cm
        photo_space_left: 0cm
        photo_space_right: 0.3cm
      links:
        underline: true
        show_external_link_icon: false
      section_titles:
        type: moderncv
        space_above: 0.55cm
        space_below: 0.3cm
        line_thickness: 0.15cm
      sections:
        show_time_spans_in: []
      entries:
        short_second_row: false
        side_space: 0cm
        space_between_columns: 0.3cm
        summary:
          space_above: 0.1cm
        highlights:
          space_left: 0cm
          space_above: 0.15cm
          space_between_items: 0.1cm
          space_between_bullet_and_text: 0.3em
    

    Требования и возможности

    Источник пакета
    https://github.com/rendercv/rendercv-skill/tree/fc14e727b2d4a36c612ef0989726bd18411218d7/skills/rendercv

    Файлы версии

    ПутьРазмерSHA256
    SKILL.md263844565cadfdaf0373f...

    Частые вопросы

    Как установить Rendercv?
    Используйте команду npx skills add rendercv/rendercv-skill --skill rendercv или скачайте ZIP-архив.
    Можно ли скачать Rendercv бесплатно?
    Да, опубликованную версию можно скачать из маркетплейса бесплатно.

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    Версия
    1.0.0+fc14e727b2d4
    Автор
    Владимир Ломтев
    Репозиторий
    rendercv/rendercv-skill
    GitHub: rendercv/rendercv-skill
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