An MCP server that enables programmatic interaction with Microsoft Word documents on Windows via COM Interop, allowing operations like document creation, text manipulation, formatting, and table management.
A Windows MCP server that attaches to a running Microsoft Word instance via COM automation and exposes 20 tools for reading, editing, formatting, and exporting documents — live on screen.
MCP server that lets agents edit real Microsoft Word (.docx) documents - tracked changes, tables, styles, comments, content controls, and document properties - with every edit validated and previewed before saving. Built on the Open XML SDK (no Word automation); reads and writes documents in place through filesystem or SharePoint storage.
A local MCP server that uses Word COM automation to perform tasks python-docx cannot, such as computing field/TOC values, counting real pages, rendering high-fidelity PDFs, converting/repairing legacy formats, producing redline comparisons, and running native mail merge.
