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When the user wants to create, read, edit, or manipulate Word documents (.docx/.dotx), including reports, memos, letters, templates, or tasks like find-replace, image insert, tracked changes, or comments.
unzip → merge_runs.py → edit word/document.xml → zip → validate.py (with --auto-repair).pandoc -t markdown file.docx.soffice.py, render with pdftoppm, inspect images.comment.py, accept_changes.py with XSD validation.A correctly structured .docx with intended formatting, tracked changes, or comments; validated against Office XML schemas and visually verified via rendered pages.
Use Cases
A consultant needs to deliver a client report as a branded .docx with TOC, headings, and tables. Using this skill, they write a docx-js script to generate the document, run soffice.py and pdftoppm to visually verify layout, and validate the XML. The skill saves hours of manual Word formatting and ensures a professional, error-free deliverable.
A legal reviewer receives a contract .docx and must add tracked changes and comments. They unzip, run merge_runs.py, edit document.xml, use comment.py for annotations, and validate with --author to ensure all edits are tracked. The skill provides a safe, schema-checked redlining workflow that external tools miss.
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