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Create or edit Microsoft Word (.docx) documents — headings, paragraphs, tables, styles, images, find-and-replace, extract text. Use when the user wants to read, generate, or modify a .docx file.
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| name | docx |
| description | Create or edit Microsoft Word (.docx) documents — headings, paragraphs, tables, styles, images, find-and-replace, extract text. Use when the user wants to read, generate, or modify a .docx file. |
| license | original (see skills/ATTRIBUTIONS.md) |
| source | original clean-room; uses python-docx (MIT), user-installed |
.docx is a zipped OOXML package — don't hand-edit it. Drive it with
python-docx, writing a small tailored script for the task.
python3 -c "import docx" 2>/dev/null || python3 -m pip install python-docx
python-docx (MIT) is not bundled — install on demand, respecting an active
venv. If install isn't possible, say so; don't pretend.
Write a short script that opens the doc and walks document.paragraphs,
document.tables, headers/footers. For a quick text dump, iterate paragraphs
and print .text. Report structure (headings, table count) so the user sees
what's there before editing.
Heading 1, Title, Normal, a table style) so the document stays
consistent and themeable — don't hand-set fonts/sizes everywhere.add_heading, add_paragraph,
add_table(rows, cols) then fill cells, add_picture(path, width=…),
add_page_break.paragraph.text wholesale destroys formatting. Handle runs
carefully or rebuild the paragraph deliberately.python-docx has limited support for tracked changes/comments. If the task
needs real redlining, say what's feasible and what isn't rather than silently
producing a doc without tracked changes.
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