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.

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.

Replace text in a paragraph by provider paragraph id, preserving formatting where supported. Supports DOCX, ODT, and Google Docs.

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.)

Save document. 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.

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.

Accept all tracked changes in the document body, producing a clean document with no revision markup. Returns acceptance stats.

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).

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.

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 stats count insertions/deletions as contiguous ranges, expose atom totals as insertedAtoms/deletedAtoms, and report formatChanges separately from modifiedParagraphs. 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.

Update the text content of an existing footnote.

Delete a footnote and its reference from the document.

Clear specific run-level formatting (bold, italic, underline, highlight, color, font) from paragraphs.

Extract tracked changes as structured JSON with before/after text per paragraph, revision details, and comments. Supports pagination via offset and limit. Read-only - does not modify the document.