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dsh-docx-mcp

Web Tools Updated 2026.08.28

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install helibeiqi/dsh-docx-mcp

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install helibeiqi/dsh-docx-mcp in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this plugin. Full source code: https://github.com/helibeiqi/dsh-docx-mcp .

About this plugin

Generating Word documents inside a dsh agent workflow has always meant lugging along heavyweight deps such as python-docx or LibreOffice; a single broken environment can stall the entire pipeline. dsh-docx-mcp sidesteps all of that: it is a pure-Node implementation that hand-writes OOXML and packages it with store-zip, so there are zero third-party packages, no npm install step, and nothing to break on a system reinstall.

The single MCP tool, docx_generate, accepts a JSON spec and emits a genuinely openable .docx file. Content blocks cover level-1-to-3 headings, paragraphs with mixed bold runs inside the same line, bullet-point lists, and multi-row tables. The response returns the file path, byte size, and block count, letting the dsh agent hand the file directly to the user.

It is aimed at teams doing Chinese office automation on top of dsh: auto-drafting contracts, notices, weekly reports, and meeting minutes without manual formatting. Once the roadmap items (template placeholder filling, headers and footers, rich paragraph styles) land, high-frequency HR document workflows will require little to no human touch.

Use Cases

  • A dsh agent auto-generates structured meeting minutes with headings and tables from discussion notes
  • HR drafts contracts and formal notices in bulk from JSON specs and delivers them directly
  • Weekly reports rendered as formatted Word files straight from structured data, skipping manual layout
  • Stable document generation in air-gapped or restricted environments where npm install is unavailable

Best For

  • Dev teams building Chinese office-automation pipelines on top of dsh
  • DevOps engineers who need zero-dependency, reinstall-proof tooling
  • HR and admin staff who want consistent document output without manual formatting