dsh-word-docs

Generating a polished Word document inside an AI conversation used to mean installing python-docx, configuring pandoc, and wiring up LibreOffice — a brittle dependency chain that rarely cooperates on the first try. dsh-word-docs strips all of that away: the entire engine runs on Python standard library modules (zipfile and xml.etree), so there is nothing to download or configure.

What it does goes well beyond file generation. Emit a fully formatted .docx from a JSON specification with page numbers, first-line indents, merged table cells, and embedded images; convert a Markdown document into an official-style Chinese Word file with automatic heading numbering; preserve inline bold and italic boundaries when replacing text across formatting regions; batch-fill templates and adjust fonts, sizes, colors, alignment, and line spacing in one instruction. It also reads document content, counts characters, and converts to PDF. Chinese typography (Song / eastAsia) and A4 layout are handled out of the box.

This plugin is for anyone who wants to say in plain language "turn this Markdown into a Word doc with page numbers" and get a proper .docx back without writing glue code or hunting through a dependency matrix. It registers as a standard dsh plugin, exposes a word_docs tool to the AI, and delivers Chinese official-document formatting with zero external packages.