The only MCP server that edits Word documents while they're open — 114 tools, live editing, tracked changes, per-action undo
Swiss-army toolkit for .docx — faithful DOCX→HTML rendering, an in-browser block editor, Word-grade redlines with native tracked changes, and anchor-addressed markdown for LLM agents. .NET, WASM/TypeScript, Python, CLI.
Generate tracked-changes Word docs and redline PDFs from a contract review, the same deliverables lawyers actually send.
GDM is a python package containing pydantic data models for distribution power system assets and datasets. This package is actively being developed and maintained at National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL).
Agent-first patent-prosecution assistant — open, transparent, and yours. Drafts and redlines in your own Word files, on your own computer.
CLI tool for adding tracked changes and comments to Word documents using Open XML SDK (.NET 8) in Docker
Edit Word documents with Claude -- with full tracked changes support
The missing review layer for Overleaf's Git bridge — sync comments and tracked changes between Overleaf and your local repo.
OOXML-level extensions for python-docx: style cascade, content controls, comments, tracked changes, fields, tables, numbering, and publishing.
Veqtor MCP: local, open-source tools for comparing Word contract drafts and creating tracked-change counterproposals with Claude.
Compare DOCX versions online, accept or reject tracked changes, extract comments and convert Word to clean HTML or Markdown.
Agent-first legal Markdown-to-DOCX compiler with deterministic page and line constraints, native redlines, embedded revisions, and optional Word validation.
Conservative Python toolkit for DOCX formatting, review packets, tracked changes, and Word comments.
The fast, reliable way for AI agents to create and edit Word documents - preserves tracked changes, comments, and formatting that other tools drop. Runs as an MCP server; also a Python package.
Auditable, approval-gated LaTeX–Microsoft Word review bridge
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