"LibreOffice office suite software" matching MCP servers:

MCP server for reading, writing, editing, formatting, and exporting Microsoft Office documents (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) via stdio JSON-RPC, with 47 tools and cross-platform support.

Enables agents to turn a short JSON specification into real, properly formatted Excel, Word and CSV files in a single tool call. It supports multiple styled sheets with column types, totals, autofilter and frozen headers, headings, tables and bullets in Word documents, and custom-delimiter CSV output, without generating code or writing outside the working directory.

Enables AI agents to inspect, read, create, format, edit, validate and convert DOCX, XLSX, PPTX and PDF documents through standard OOXML manipulation plus a locally installed R7 converter, without emulating mouse or keyboard input. It also optionally bridges to a document the user has open in R7-Office Desktop over loopback WebSocket.

MCP server for Office document automation, enabling AI assistants to create, read, and clone Word/Excel/PPT templates while preserving formatting.

Enables AI clients to create, inspect, edit, analyze, review, and finalize Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files, with optional native Windows Office automation for full-fidelity editing, calculation, rendering, PDF export, and visual review.

Enables reading, writing, editing, and converting Office documents (ODT, DOCX, ODS, XLSX, PDF, etc.) using MCP tools, with no external dependencies.

MCP server for creating and editing PowerPoint, Excel, and Word documents. Runs as an SSE server and provides 18 tools for document manipulation.

Enables creating, editing, reading, and converting Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, and plain-text documents, including live editing of open Office documents, template-based document generation, and high-fidelity PDF/PNG rendering.

Enables AI assistants to read, create, edit Word/Excel/PPT files and manage the filesystem on the user's computer via natural language.

A local MCP server that lets Claude, Cursor, Codex, or any MCP client work with Office documents on your Mac: evaluate spreadsheet formulas, read/write XLSX and PPTX, extract structured DOCX content, and merge/split/protect PDFs. 100% local, no network calls, no account. 14 tools.

Enables AI agents to route Office and PDF tasks through a single MCP interface, including Word/Excel/PowerPoint reads and edits, zero-loss Excel XML edits, PPTX/DOCX generation, Markdown-to-Word conversion, and multi-strategy PDF parsing, while enforcing workspace and write-safety gates.

Enables AI agents to safely inspect, edit, and test code within a bounded repository environment to solve software engineering tasks and verify fixes.

This suite provides five production-ready MCP servers for restaurant orders, web search, browser automation, and filesystem operations, supporting both stdio and HTTP/SSE transports.

MCP server for Microsoft Office file operations. Read, write, and create Excel, Word, and PowerPoint files directly from your local filesystem.

Provides MCP tools for working with Microsoft Word documents, enabling reading, editing with tracked changes, formatting, table manipulation, comments, and PDF conversion via direct OOXML manipulation.

A unified set of developer tools including file search/replace, SQLite queries, HTTP requests, port inspection, system monitoring, and Git status, accessible via natural language in MCP-compatible clients.

Provides tools to extract, convert, and generate Microsoft Office documents (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) via the Model Context Protocol, with support for reading, editing, and auditing document content.

Enables creating, inspecting, and reviewing local spreadsheets, documents, slides, Base tables and Board canvases from WorkBuddy via MCP, with read-only live previews and a versioned draft review workflow.

A hardened suite of two MCP servers — a terminal command executor and a file organizer — built on one shared, deny-by-default safety core.

An MCP server for creating and editing Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents through AI assistants.