MCP server for Office add-ins via WebView2/CDP. Provides excel.*, page.*, and addin.* tools.
Drive Excel, Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, and OneNote add-ins from any MCP client — through one Go binary that speaks the Model Context Protocol over stdio. attaches to the WebView2 runtime that Office uses to host Office.js add-ins, then exposes a high-level tool surface to LLM clients. Instead of teaching the model how to chain 15 raw Office.js primitives, the server ships one tool call per…
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Drive Excel, Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, and OneNote add-ins from any MCP client — through one Go binary that speaks the Model Context Protocol over stdio. attaches to the WebView2 runtime that Office uses to host Office.js add-ins, then exposes a high-level tool surface to LLM clients. Instead of teaching the model how to chain 15 raw Office.js primitives, the server ships one tool call per workflow. See the latest release · CHANGELOG.md · PLAN-workflow-surface.md. Workflow tools, not…
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