Python DOCX Document Creator

Problem

Automated workflows often emit Markdown or plain text, but recipients may need an editable .docx. Manual copy-and-paste can lose heading hierarchy, lists, and emphasis, while repeating it for many documents is tedious. python-docx-creator targets that gap by turning structured text into a Word document programmatically.

How It Works

The skill is built around scripts/create_docx.py. Input can be a Markdown file path or inline text; the .docx output path is required. The script recognizes #, ##, and ### headings, unordered and ordered lists, **bold**, *italic*, and normal paragraphs, then writes them into a Word document. A typical run prepares UTF-8 content, invokes the script, and validates the output. This fits cases such as saving an assistant answer to Word or generating several documents in a batch.

Boundaries

The current version covers basic rich text only. Tables, images, headers, and footers are not supported. The output directory must be writable, and unusual input structures may still need manual cleanup. More advanced formatting can be added by extending create_docx.py with doc.add_table(), doc.add_picture(), or style configuration.