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"LibreOffice Impress" matching MCP tools:

  • Convert open documents to PDF by specifying a destination path. Requires LibreOffice.
    MIT
  • Audit an existing .pptx: get validation violations, alt-text coverage, duplicate media, slide/media counts, file size, and portability risk in PowerPoint, Keynote, LibreOffice, and Google Slides.
    MIT
  • Create new LibreOffice documents (Writer, Calc, Impress, Draw) with specified paths and optional initial content for automated document generation.
    MIT

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  • Converts an open document to PDF using LibreOffice headless. Requires LibreOffice installed; specify the destination PDF path.
    MIT
  • Create an empty LibreOffice document in Writer, Calc, Impress, or Draw; returns a document ID for editing or showing it.
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  • Append a new slide to an Impress presentation using a specified layout. Returns the updated slide index and total count.
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  • Recompute and update stale TOC, PAGE, NUMPAGES, SEQ, and REF/PAGEREF field results in a .docx as tracked changes. Preview changes with dry_run.
    MIT
  • Close an open Word or LibreOffice document safely; save and close, or discard unsaved changes. Unsaved edits are never lost silently.
    MIT
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  • Save the document open in Word or LibreOffice to its file from inside the app after live edits, keeping changes by overwriting the disk version; no backup is taken.
    MIT
  • Convert Word, Excel, PowerPoint, ODF or RTF documents to PDF via LibreOffice rendering. Use it to turn Office files into a shareable PDF with macros and active content removed.
    MIT
  • Add a comment to a specified range in a Word document, with file or live editing, dry-run preview, and hash guard to prevent overwriting changes.
    MIT
  • Attach to Word or LibreOffice for live editing: find and focus an open document window, or open the file in the selected app before live edits.
    MIT
  • Check which Word or LibreOffice apps are running, what documents they have open, which app holds a file, and whether it has unsaved changes. Use before live editing or choosing file edits.
    MIT
  • Insert a new paragraph before or after an existing .docx paragraph as a tracked change or plain write, placing new text precisely in the document.
    MIT
  • Read the current Word or LibreOffice selection and its starting paragraph address for follow-up edits with doc.batch or text.replace. Use when a user points at text like “this paragraph” or “here”.
    MIT
  • Select a paragraph or position the cursor at its start in an open Word or LibreOffice document to highlight a passage for discussion.
    MIT
  • Show document places as clickable buttons so writers can jump the cursor or select a paragraph in Word or LibreOffice without an assistant turn.
    MIT