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@ooxml-dev/cli

v0.1.0

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Query the ooxml.dev reference from a terminal or agent skill.

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OOXML CLI

Use the OOXML reference from a terminal or an agent skill.

Install

Node.js 20 or later is required.

npm install --global @ooxml-dev/cli

Use the CLI

Sign in, then query the reference:

ooxml login
ooxml search "paragraph spacing"
ooxml element w:p
ooxml children w:p
ooxml attributes w:p
ooxml logout

The CLI uses the production ooxml.dev service. You may need to create an account and sign in. Sign-in is only used to control usage; the service is free.

The CLI stores sign-in tokens as plain text in your application data directory. Do not use it from a shared account. It does not store queries or results.

Install the agent skill

The bundled research-ooxml skill tells coding agents which commands to use and how to combine schema and specification evidence.

npx skills add superdoc/ooxml-dev --skill research-ooxml -g -y

MCP is an internal transport detail. It is not part of the CLI or skill interface.