Read document content (DOCX, ODT, or Google Doc). Output is token-limited (~14k tokens) by default with pagination metadata (has_more, next_offset). Use offset/limit to paginate.

Get a compact structural map of a document's headings (DOCX only). Each entry is {paragraph_id, text, level, source}. Deterministic sources are word_style, list_metadata, and outline_level, selected in that precedence order and included by default. Heuristic sources are run_in_header, title_with_period, title_with_colon, title_caps_centered, and title_bare; set include_heuristic_headings=true to include them. JSON preserves levels 1-9; Markdown clamps visual ATX depth to 6. Read-only.

Read DOCX main-document sections in document order. Returns zero-based session-relative section_index values, paragraph/body boundary metadata, page numbering, page size, margins, and header/footer relationship references. Call again after any operation that changes section topology. Read-only.

Search paragraphs with regex. Use file_path for session-based search, file_paths for stateless multi-file search, or google_doc_id for Google Docs. ODT supported via file_path (single-file) only.

Single-agent front door for applying multiple edit steps (replace_text, insert_paragraph) to a document in one call. Validates all steps first, rejects conflicts before applying anything, then executes valid steps sequentially. Accepts inline steps or a plan_file_path JSON array. Surface: revisionable — every applied step emits native OOXML tracked changes.

Replace text in a paragraph by provider paragraph id, preserving formatting where supported. Supports DOCX, ODT, and Google Docs. To delete an ordinary DOCX body paragraph, pass its complete visible text as old_string and an empty new_string; a clean save removes the paragraph and a tracked save keeps the deletion for review. Do not use this shortcut for paragraphs that carry section properties, are structurally required by a table cell, or own bookmark/comment anchors without inspecting the structure first. Surface: revisionable — DOCX edits emit native OOXML tracked changes (w:ins/w:del/w:rPrChange).

Insert a paragraph before/after an anchor paragraph by paragraph id. Supports DOCX, ODT, and Google Docs. (ODT paragraph ids are positional and shift after insertion — re-read before further edits.) Surface: revisionable — DOCX insertions emit native OOXML tracked changes.

Persist the current in-memory document session. For DOCX: saves clean and/or tracked changes output. For ODT: saves an .odt package. For Google Docs: checkpoint (default) returns revisionId, or snapshot exports as DOCX. Surface: revisionable — the save report lists both the AI revisions applied and a non-revision change manifest of any package-level mutations (comment/footnote side parts, relationships) that have no tracked-change wrapper.

Export a document to a portable rendering (Markdown, semantic HTML, or plain text). Writes an output file (default: source path with the format extension, e.g. .md, .html, or .txt) and returns its path, byte count, and the rendered content (under content). Intentionally lossy (no round-trip); HTML is the semantic tier, not pixel-faithful. DOCX only — Google Docs is not supported.

Convert a DOCX document to OpenDocument Text (.odt) using the native model-to-model converter (no LibreOffice involved). Writes the .odt (default: source path with the .odt extension), validates ODF packaging safety before writing, and returns the output path plus a lossiness summary itemizing every downgraded construct. Conversion is semantic and intentionally lossy: text, headings, bold/italic/underline, hyperlinks, lists, and tables are mapped; richer styling, tracked changes, comments, and headers/footers are not. DOCX in, ODT out — Google Docs and .odt inputs are not supported.

Apply layout controls (paragraph spacing, table row height, cell padding). Google Docs supports paragraph spacing only. Surface: revisionable — DOCX geometry edits emit native property-change revisions (w:pPrChange/w:trPrChange/w:tcPrChange).

Change one DOCX body paragraph’s direct numbering reference. Use remove=true to drop direct w:numPr, match_paragraph_id to adopt another paragraph’s explicit numbering, or num_id with ilvl to reference an existing numbering definition. This tool does not create numbering definitions or change style-inherited numbering. Effective edits emit a native w:pPrChange; identical requests are no-ops.

Partially update one DOCX section’s page-number restart, page dimensions/orientation, or margins using a zero-based section_index from get_sections. Effective calls emit one native w:sectPrChange and preserve section topology, page-number format, columns, break type, and header/footer references. Orientation is literal and does not automatically swap dimensions. This tool does not create sections or edit header/footer content.

Insert a tracked DOCX section break after a stable direct-body paragraph. The new boundary preserves the containing section’s page setup and header/footer relationship references. The following section inherits current properties by default; set inherit_properties=false to reset non-relationship properties, and optionally provide page-number/page-size/margin overrides in new_section. Call get_sections again after success because section indexes change.

Accept every supported tracked change in the document body, including inserted and deleted table-row revisions. Returns acceptance stats; unresolvedRowRevisions remains 0 for supported row markers.

Selectively accept tracked changes by revision id or author in the in-memory session, leaving all other (e.g. third-party reviewer) revisions byte-untouched. This does not write file_path; call save to persist the mutation. Provide revision_ids (array of w:id values) to target specific revisions, or author to accept every revision by one actor. Sweeps document.xml and supported side-story parts (footnotes, endnotes, comments). An ambiguous overlap — a targeted revision structurally containing, or contained by, a non-targeted revision (nested ins/del/move) — hard-errors with code AMBIGUOUS_REVISION_OVERLAP and a structured overlaps list unless normalize_first is set (best-effort, no byte-identical promise).

Selectively reject tracked changes by revision id or author in the in-memory session (restoring their pre-edit state), leaving all other revisions byte-untouched. This does not write file_path; call save to persist the mutation. Symmetric to accept_ai_edits: provide revision_ids or author, sweeps document.xml and supported side-story parts, and hard-errors on an ambiguous overlap (code AMBIGUOUS_REVISION_OVERLAP with a structured overlaps list) unless normalize_first is set.

Check whether the document body contains tracked-change markers (insertions, deletions, moves, and property-change records). Read-only.

Get file/session metadata including edit count, normalization stats, and cache info. Supports DOCX, ODT, and Google Docs.

Close an open file session, or close all sessions with explicit confirmation. Supports DOCX, ODT, and Google Docs.

Add a comment or threaded reply to a document. Provide target_paragraph_id + anchor_text for root comments, or parent_comment_id for replies. Supports DOCX and ODT (ODT backs comments with office:annotation; threaded replies are DOCX-only). Surface: revisionable + package-mutation — the body-story comment reference is tracked (w:ins), while comment text and author metadata are recorded in the save report non-revision change manifest.

Get all comments from the document with IDs, authors, dates, text, and anchored paragraph IDs. Range-anchored DOCX comments also expose optional end_paragraph_id, start_run_index, start_char_offset, end_run_index, and end_char_offset fields describing the covered span. Includes threaded replies (DOCX). Supports DOCX and ODT. Read-only.

Delete a comment and all its threaded replies from the document. Cascade-deletes all descendants. Surface: revisionable + package-mutation — the body-story comment reference removal is tracked (w:del), while comment/reply text cleanup is recorded in the save report non-revision change manifest.

Compare two documents and produce a tracked-changes output document. Provide original_file_path + revised_file_path for standalone comparison, or file_path to compare session edits against the original. DOCX and ODF (.odt) support both modes. DOCX output always uses the revised archive as its package base and publishes tagged revisions; engine, strategy, reconstruction, premerge, and refinement selectors are not exposed. DOCX stats count insertions/deletions as contiguous ranges, expose tagged-token-v1 totals as insertedAtoms/deletedAtoms with atomMetricVersion, and report formatChanges separately from modifiedParagraphs. When a DOCX input difference is preserved in the output without tracked-change markup (for example a removed section's header or footer, or an unsupported header/footer topology), the response includes unrepresented_changes (objects with scope, kind, sectionIndex, for header/footer scopes role, and for the contentControl scope a contentControl identity: a changed w:sdtPr/w:sdtEndPr is published as the revised properties without markup, because CT_SdtPr admits no revision elements) plus one warnings string per entry, and the message carries a WARNING. Both fields are absent when no reportable unrepresented change was detected; the detector covers section properties, selected header/footer stories and content-control properties, so absence is not a guarantee about differences outside that scope. ODF compares at inline granularity (a modified paragraph is marked up in place — only the changed spans are struck or inserted).

Get all footnotes from the document with IDs, display numbers, text, and anchored paragraph IDs. Read-only.

Add a footnote anchored to a paragraph. Optionally position the reference after specific text using after_text. Note: [^N] markers in read_file output are display-only and not part of the editable text used by replace_text. Surface: revisionable + package-mutation — the footnote reference and note text are tracked (w:ins), while footnote-part creation and registration are recorded in the save report non-revision change manifest.

Update the text content of an existing footnote. Surface: revisionable — note-text changes emit native OOXML tracked changes (w:ins/w:del) inside the footnote body.

Delete a footnote and its reference from the document. Surface: revisionable — the reference and note text are removed as native OOXML tracked deletions (w:del).

Clear specific run-level formatting (bold, italic, underline, highlight, color, font) from paragraphs. Surface: revisionable — clearing emits a native run-property-change revision (w:rPrChange).

Extract tracked changes as structured JSON with before/after text per paragraph, revision details, and comments. Table rows inserted or deleted as a whole, and row property changes (w:trPr > w:ins / w:del / w:trPrChange), are reported as records with scope "row", keyed by the row's first paragraph, whose revisions are ROW_INSERTION / ROW_DELETION / FORMAT_CHANGE entries carrying the revision id, author and date. Supports pagination via offset and limit. Read-only - does not modify the document.