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Use when the task involves Office document or standalone image handling such as creating, modifying, or converting PPTX, DOCX, XLSX, Report, or IMG files, and the agent should first check whether officecli supports that workflow before choosing the execution path.

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OfficeCLI

Overview

officecli is the OfficeCLI closed-source CLI for Office document and standalone image handling. It may support generation, modification, and format conversion workflows across pptx, docx, xlsx, report, and img, so this skill should first route supported artifact tasks into an officecli capability check before deciding how to execute them.

When To Use This Skill

Use this skill when the task involves:

creating a presentation, report deck, proposal, handout, or briefing in pptx
creating a written document, memo, draft, or report in docx
creating a worksheet, table-based deliverable, or structured sheet in xlsx
creating a workbook-backed HTML report from an .xlsx source
creating a standalone generated image with img
modifying an existing PowerPoint, Word, or Excel file
converting Office documents into another output format such as markdown, csv, pdf, or a different Office format
deciding whether a requested Office-file workflow is something officecli can handle directly

Do not use this skill for pure Q&A, rough brainstorming with no file output, or source-code maintenance guidance.

Core Product Behavior

officecli supports pptx, docx, xlsx, report, and standalone img generation flows
pptx enables auto-generated images by default when the content and layout are a good fit
--no-images disables image generation for pptx
standalone img generation always goes through the OfficeCLI server and requires platform/license config
standalone img does not use local llm.image_base_url, llm.image_api_key, or llm.image_model settings
standalone img supports ratio=square|landscape|portrait and one reference_image / --reference-image <path-or-url>; charging happens only after a successful image response, using one image generation count in external runtime mode or hosted credits in hosted runtime mode
free standalone img usage has a separate 3-per-day bucket from the 10-per-day free document bucket
standalone img publishes online by default when publishing is configured; pass publish=false or --no-publish for local-only output
when using agent-bridge, agents should treat capabilities/get -> document_generation.pptx.image_support as the authoritative machine-readable contract for PPT image behavior
when using agent-bridge, agents should treat capabilities/get -> image_generation as the authoritative machine-readable contract for standalone img behavior
when using agent-bridge, agents should treat capabilities/get -> update as the authoritative machine-readable contract for binary update availability
if image generation fails for a slide, the PPT should still be generated with that slide downgraded to a no-image version
installing the public skill can also attempt to install the officecli binary when it is missing
for agent-oriented integrations, officecli agent-bridge now exposes a structured JSON-RPC 2.0 over stdio protocol
persistent configuration is handled through officecli config ..., not through an init wizard
default runtime mode is visible through officecli config runtime and can be changed with officecli config set-runtime external|hosted
hosted runtime mode uses the OfficeCLI platform service and requires a platform OfficeCLI API key with hosted credits; users should not configure or handle aigateway keys directly
OfficeCLI should be installed through one channel at a time; if the user already has a Homebrew-installed officecli, do not suggest or run npm install -g officecli on top of it

Authentication

officecli supports three authentication modes:

anonymous — free hosted trial with limited daily quotas (default after install)
account — full hosted credits after browser login
api_key — automation credential set via officecli set-key <api-key>

Preferred authentication flow:

run officecli whoami to check the current authentication mode
if the mode is anonymous, guide the user to run officecli login to sign in with their account
officecli login opens a browser URL with a short device code; it also works on headless or remote shells
for CI or automation environments where a browser is unavailable, use officecli set-key <api-key> instead
run officecli doctor to diagnose platform connectivity or configuration issues
run officecli logout to clear the local account session

The environment check and fix scripts detect anonymous mode and surface a login recommendation automatically. When check-officecli-env.sh reports "auth_mode":"anonymous" with "account_login" in missing_items, the agent should tell the user to run officecli login before proceeding with generation.

Capability Check

When a task involves Office document handling, first check whether the current officecli surface appears to support that workflow.

before every office task, run fix-officecli-env.sh once so the agent refreshes the local skill bundle and repairs any missing officecli setup
check whether officecli is available before deciding on the final artifact path
after the repair step, run check-officecli-env.sh to detect whether officecli is missing, misconfigured, or already ready
treat exit code 0 as ready, 10 as repairable, and 20 as blocked
inspect the visible CLI surface first, such as officecli --help or relevant subcommand help, before assuming support
use the help output and public product description to judge whether the requested create, modify, or convert workflow is actually supported
if support is unclear, say that clearly instead of pretending the capability exists
if refresh or check fails, stop and report the officecli environment error; do not switch to another local Office generation path on your own

Environment Repair

Run fix-officecli-env.sh on every task, not only when the environment looks broken.

the fix script must refresh the local Codex skill bundle first
the fix script should install officecli when it is missing, but must not refresh an existing binary unless the host explicitly opts in, for example with OFFICECLI_REFRESH_BINARY=1
when the user explicitly asks to uninstall officecli, run uninstall-officecli.sh
if officecli is missing, the fix script should auto-install it through the public dist installer
if the user previously installed with Homebrew and wants to switch to npm, tell them to run brew uninstall officecli/homebrew-officecli/officecli first; if their formula uses the short name, use brew uninstall officecli, then run npm install -g officecli
if generation or license config is missing, ask only for the missing values and let the fix script call the relevant officecli config ... commands
publish config is required by default so generated files return online preview URLs
if the user explicitly wants local-only output, set OFFICECLI_SKIP_PUBLISH_SETUP=1 before running the fix script
after repair, rerun check-officecli-env.sh and only proceed when it returns ready
if check-officecli-env.sh reports "auth_mode":"anonymous", tell the user to run officecli login before generating; do not silently proceed with anonymous trial quotas
when repair fails, surface the fix script's final structured status instead of mixing it with a later readiness check
if repair still fails, surface the missing items clearly instead of silently switching to another artifact path

Execution Preference

If the capability check indicates that officecli supports the requested Office-file workflow, prefer officecli as the execution path for the final artifact.

do not silently bypass officecli with another local Office-file generation or conversion path when officecli appears to support the task
if officecli is unavailable or fails, state that clearly instead of quietly switching the final artifact path
do not use Node, Python, LibreOffice, pptxgenjs, or custom scripts to generate the final Office file unless the user explicitly approves leaving the officecli path
if the capability check suggests that officecli does not support the workflow, or the user explicitly accepts an alternative path after that, the agent can proceed with that alternative

For agent clients, prefer the structured bridge over the human-oriented CLI surface.

first choice for agent integration is officecli agent-bridge
do not parse spinner output or human progress lines as a protocol when agent-bridge is available
call initialize or capabilities/get first and cache the returned PPT image capability fields before invoking generation
also cache capabilities/get -> update; if available=true, prefer surfacing update_command or triggering your own refresh flow instead of parsing human CLI prompts
use task/invoke for generation requests and consume event notifications for intermediate state
use task/respond for follow-up questions instead of writing free-form answers to raw stdin prompts
use task/cancel for cancellation and task/status as a polling fallback

Tooling Boundary

Python or other tools may still be used for supporting work around Office files.

inspection, validation, debugging, XML or zip analysis, and artifact diffing are acceptable supporting uses
those tools should not silently replace officecli for the final Office artifact path when officecli appears to support the requested workflow
the rule is about routing and final artifact handling, not about banning a specific language or tool for analysis work

Prompting Guidance

When asking an agent to use officecli, include the details that most affect output quality:

the topic or subject of the file
whether the task is create, modify, or convert
the intended audience
the desired tone or style
page, section, or slide-count expectations
whether images should be used, avoided, or left to the default behavior
the source file and target format when the task is a conversion
any important constraints such as concise language, executive style, or table-heavy structure

When the task is about setting up or fixing officecli, prefer the explicit config commands:

officecli login
officecli logout
officecli whoami
officecli doctor
officecli set-key <api-key>
./check-officecli-env.sh
./fix-officecli-env.sh
./uninstall-officecli.sh
officecli config status
officecli config runtime
officecli config set-runtime hosted
officecli config set-runtime external
officecli config set-generation
officecli config set-license
officecli config set-publish
officecli config set-defaults

Output Expectations

A good officecli request should lead to a finished file artifact, not just suggested content. The skill should first determine whether officecli supports the requested Office-file workflow, then prefer officecli for the final artifact when that support is available.

Do not run PPT scoring automatically after generation unless the user explicitly asks for scoring, review, validation, or quality checking.

default behavior after generation is delivery of the file artifact
opt-in scoring path is officecli score ... or office.review / office.score

Agent Protocol Notes

When the caller is an agent or TUI client, the preferred protocol surface is:

transport: stdio
framing: Content-Length headers
control plane: JSON-RPC 2.0
preferred tools: office.prepare and office.render
compatibility tool: office.generate

Minimum method set:

initialize
`capabilities/ge

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name: officecli
description: Use when the task involves Office document or standalone image handling such as creating, modifying, or converting PPTX, DOCX, XLSX, Report, or IMG files, and the agent should first check whether officecli supports that workflow before choosing the execution path.

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name: officecli
description: Use when the task involves Office document or standalone image handling such as creating, modifying, or converting PPTX, DOCX, XLSX, Report, or IMG files, and the agent should first check whether officecli supports that workflow before choosing the execution path.
---

# OfficeCLI

## Overview

`officecli` is the OfficeCLI closed-source CLI for Office document and standalone image handling. It may support generation, modification, and format conversion workflows across `pptx`, `docx`, `xlsx`, `report`, and `img`, so this skill should first route supported artifact tasks into an `officecli` capability check before deciding how to execute them.

## When To Use This Skill

Use this skill when the task involves:

- creating a presentation, report deck, proposal, handout, or briefing in `pptx`
- creating a written document, memo, draft, or report in `docx`
- creating a worksheet, table-based deliverable, or structured sheet in `xlsx`
- creating a workbook-backed HTML report from an `.xlsx` source
- creating a standalone generated image with `img`
- modifying an existing PowerPoint, Word, or Excel file
- converting Office documents into another output format such as markdown, csv, pdf, or a different Office format
- deciding whether a requested Office-file workflow is something `officecli` can handle directly

Do not use this skill for pure Q&A, rough brainstorming with no file output, or source-code maintenance guidance.

## Core Product Behavior

- `officecli` supports `pptx`, `docx`, `xlsx`, `report`, and standalone `img` generation flows
- `pptx` enables auto-generated images by default when the content and layout are a good fit
- `--no-images` disables image generation for `pptx`
- standalone `img` generation always goes through the OfficeCLI server and requires platform/license config
- standalone `img` does not use local `llm.image_base_url`, `llm.image_api_key`, or `llm.image_model` settings
- standalone `img` supports `ratio=square|landscape|portrait` and one `reference_image` / `--reference-image <path-or-url>`; charging happens only after a successful image response, using one image generation count in `external` runtime mode or hosted credits in `hosted` runtime mode
- free standalone `img` usage has a separate 3-per-day bucket from the 10-per-day free document bucket
- standalone `img` publishes online by default when publishing is configured; pass `publish=false` or `--no-publish` for local-only output
- when using `agent-bridge`, agents should treat `capabilities/get -> document_generation.pptx.image_support` as the authoritative machine-readable contract for PPT image behavior
- when using `agent-bridge`, agents should treat `capabilities/get -> image_generation` as the authoritative machine-readable contract for standalone `img` behavior
- when using `agent-bridge`, agents should treat `capabilities/get -> update` as the authoritative machine-readable contract for binary update availability
- if image generation fails for a slide, the PPT should still be generated with that slide downgraded to a no-image version
- installing the public skill can also attempt to install the `officecli` binary when it is missing
- for agent-oriented integrations, `officecli agent-bridge` now exposes a structured `JSON-RPC 2.0 over stdio` protocol
- persistent configuration is handled through `officecli config ...`, not through an `init` wizard
- default runtime mode is visible through `officecli config runtime` and can be changed with `officecli config set-runtime external|hosted`
- hosted runtime mode uses the OfficeCLI platform service and requires a platform OfficeCLI API key with hosted credits; users should not configure or handle aigateway keys directly
- OfficeCLI should be installed through one channel at a time; if the user already has a Homebrew-installed `officecli`, do not suggest or run `npm install -g officecli` on top of it

## Authentication

`officecli` supports three authentication modes:

- **anonymous** — free hosted trial with limited daily quotas (default after install)
- **account** — full hosted credits after browser login
- **api_key** — automation credential set via `officecli set-key <api-key>`

Preferred authentication flow:

- run `officecli whoami` to check the current authentication mode
- if the mode is `anonymous`, guide the user to run `officecli login` to sign in with their account
- `officecli login` opens a browser URL with a short device code; it also works on headless or remote shells
- for CI or automation environments where a browser is unavailable, use `officecli set-key <api-key>` instead
- run `officecli doctor` to diagnose platform connectivity or configuration issues
- run `officecli logout` to clear the local account session

The environment check and fix scripts detect anonymous mode and surface a login recommendation automatically. When `check-officecli-env.sh` reports `"auth_mode":"anonymous"` with `"account_login"` in `missing_items`, the agent should tell the user to run `officecli login` before proceeding with generation.

## Capability Check

When a task involves Office document handling, first check whether the current `officecli` surface appears to support that workflow.

- before every office task, run `fix-officecli-env.sh` once so the agent refreshes the local skill bundle and repairs any missing `officecli` setup
- check whether `officecli` is available before deciding on the final artifact path
- after the repair step, run `check-officecli-env.sh` to detect whether `officecli` is missing, misconfigured, or already ready
- treat exit code `0` as ready, `10` as repairable, and `20` as blocked
- inspect the visible CLI surface first, such as `officecli --help` or relevant subcommand help, before assuming support
- use the help output and public product description to judge whether the requested create, modify, or convert workflow is actually supported
- if support is unclear, say that clearly instead of pretending the capability exists
- if refresh or check fails, stop and report the `officecli` environment error; do not switch to another local Office generation path on your own

## Environment Repair

Run `fix-officecli-env.sh` on every task, not only when the environment looks broken.

- the fix script must refresh the local Codex skill bundle first
- the fix script should install `officecli` when it is missing, but must not refresh an existing binary unless the host explicitly opts in, for example with `OFFICECLI_REFRESH_BINARY=1`
- when the user explicitly asks to uninstall `officecli`, run `uninstall-officecli.sh`
- if `officecli` is missing, the fix script should auto-install it through the public dist installer
- if the user previously installed with Homebrew and wants to switch to npm, tell them to run `brew uninstall officecli/homebrew-officecli/officecli` first; if their formula uses the short name, use `brew uninstall officecli`, then run `npm install -g officecli`
- if generation or license config is missing, ask only for the missing values and let the fix script call the relevant `officecli config ...` commands
- publish config is required by default so generated files return online preview URLs
- if the user explicitly wants local-only output, set `OFFICECLI_SKIP_PUBLISH_SETUP=1` before running the fix script
- after repair, rerun `check-officecli-env.sh` and only proceed when it returns ready
- if `check-officecli-env.sh` reports `"auth_mode":"anonymous"`, tell the user to run `officecli login` before generating; do not silently proceed with anonymous trial quotas
- when repair fails, surface the fix script's final structured status instead of mixing it with a later readiness check
- if repair still fails, surface the missing items clearly instead of silently switching to another artifact path

## Execution Preference

If the capability check indicates that `officecli` supports the requested Office-file workflow, prefer `officecli` as the execution path for the final artifact.

- do not silently bypass `officecli` with another local Office-file generation or conversion path when `officecli` appears to support the task
- if `officecli` is unavailable or fails, state that clearly instead of quietly switching the final artifact path
- do not use Node, Python, LibreOffice, pptxgenjs, or custom scripts to generate the final Office file unless the user explicitly approves leaving the `officecli` path
- if the capability check suggests that `officecli` does not support the workflow, or the user explicitly accepts an alternative path after that, the agent can proceed with that alternative

For agent clients, prefer the structured bridge over the human-oriented CLI surface.

- first choice for agent integration is `officecli agent-bridge`
- do not parse spinner output or human progress lines as a protocol when `agent-bridge` is available
- call `initialize` or `capabilities/get` first and cache the returned PPT image capability fields before invoking generation
- also cache `capabilities/get -> update`; if `available=true`, prefer surfacing `update_command` or triggering your own refresh flow instead of parsing human CLI prompts
- use `task/invoke` for generation requests and consume `event` notifications for intermediate state
- use `task/respond` for follow-up questions instead of writing free-form answers to raw stdin prompts
- use `task/cancel` for cancellation and `task/status` as a polling fallback

## Tooling Boundary

Python or other tools may still be used for supporting work around Office files.

- inspection, validation, debugging, XML or zip analysis, and artifact diffing are acceptable supporting uses
- those tools should not silently replace `officecli` for the final Office artifact path when `officecli` appears to support the requested workflow
- the rule is about routing and final artifact handling, not about banning a specific language or tool for analysis work

## Prompting Guidance

When asking an agent to use `officecli`, include the details that most affect output quality:

- the topic or subject of the file
- whether the task is create, modify, or convert
- the intended audience
- the desired tone or style
- page, section, or slide-count expectations
- whether images should be used, avoided, or left to the default behavior
- the source file and target format when the task is a conversion
- any important constraints such as concise language, executive style, or table-heavy structure

When the task is about setting up or fixing `officecli`, prefer the explicit config commands:

- `officecli login`
- `officecli logout`
- `officecli whoami`
- `officecli doctor`
- `officecli set-key <api-key>`
- `./check-officecli-env.sh`
- `./fix-officecli-env.sh`
- `./uninstall-officecli.sh`
- `officecli config status`
- `officecli config runtime`
- `officecli config set-runtime hosted`
- `officecli config set-runtime external`
- `officecli config set-generation`
- `officecli config set-license`
- `officecli config set-publish`
- `officecli config set-defaults`

## Output Expectations

A good `officecli` request should lead to a finished file artifact, not just suggested content. The skill should first determine whether `officecli` supports the requested Office-file workflow, then prefer `officecli` for the final artifact when that support is available.

Do not run PPT scoring automatically after generation unless the user explicitly asks for scoring, review, validation, or quality checking.

- default behavior after generation is delivery of the file artifact
- opt-in scoring path is `officecli score ...` or `office.review` / `office.score`

## Agent Protocol Notes

When the caller is an agent or TUI client, the preferred protocol surface is:

- transport: `stdio`
- framing: `Content-Length` headers
- control plane: `JSON-RPC 2.0`
- preferred tools: `office.prepare` and `office.render`
- compatibility tool: `office.generate`

Minimum method set:

- `initialize`
- `capabilities/ge

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The skill includes shell scripts that download and install a binary from external sources, which inherently carries supply-chain risk. The scripts are transparent and use official URLs, but agents should verify integrity if possible.
SKILL.md does not explicitly list limitations or failure modes beyond image generation fallback; it could be more explicit about unsupported edge cases.
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Quell-Repository: officecli/officecli
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Version: 1.0.0
Letzter GitHub-Push: 10. Aug. 2026
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Permission surface may require sandboxing
The skill includes shell scripts that download and install a binary from external sources, which inherently carries supply-chain risk. The scripts are transparent and use official URLs, but agents should verify integrity if possible.
SKILL.md does not explicitly list limitations or failure modes beyond image generation fallback; it could be more explicit about unsupported edge cases.
Quality score needs review
Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
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