Render a local .docx to PDF via Microsoft Word and report its page count.

output_path must fall inside VERIFIED_DOCX_MCP_ALLOWED_FILE_ROOTS (defaults to the user's home directory), must not resolve to a credential path, and its parent directory must already exist. This is a read/render tool: the source .docx is never modified (Word opens a private staged copy — see render.py), so the return value has no "applied" key.

Returns pdf_path, sha256, page_count (best-effort; None — never a guessed 0 — when it cannot be determined), page_count_source ("word"|"pdfinfo"|"regex"|None), engine ("word"; the only engine, D2: no LibreOffice), and left_open_document (the rendered document's window title in Word — see render.py's module docstring for why it is never auto-closed).

Errors: INVALID_INPUT - a bad path or output_path RENDER_ENGINE_UNAVAILABLE - no render engine available (Word only) AUTOMATION_NOT_GRANTED - macOS declined Automation control of Word for this app; run verified-docx-mcp doctor for the fix, scoped to the app hosting this MCP server's own process WORD_SANDBOX_UNAVAILABLE - Word has never been launched on this machine (its sandbox container does not exist yet) RENDER_FAILED - any other Word automation failure

Report Word/LibreOffice owner-file presence and sync-quiesce state.

Data only — never refuses. Owner-file detection recognizes Word's "~$" owner file (matched by shared filename suffix, not by constructing one exact expected name — see _word_owner_file_matches's docstring) and LibreOffice's ".~lock.#". Sync-quiesce takes two (size, mtime_ns) samples ~1.5s apart and also checks for ".tmp"/".~*" siblings in the same directory (OneDrive/iCloud staging artifacts); "sync_quiesced" is false if either signal suggests the file is still being written.

Returns path, owner_file ({present, path, format, owner_name}), sync_quiesced, sync_detail ({sample_1, sample_2, interval_seconds, tmp_siblings}).

Errors: INVALID_INPUT - path does not exist or is outside the allowed roots