Anthropic DOCX Skill
Create, read, edit, and analyze Word documents — table of contents, headings, page numbers, letterheads, tracked changes, comments, image insertion. The full .docx toolkit.
Source: github.com
Install
npx degit anthropics/skills/skills/docx ~/.claude/skills/docx The docx skill is the Word equivalent of pptx — it covers everything
.docx-shaped, end to end.
What it can do
- Generate — full Word documents with formatting, headings, ToC, page numbers
- Letterheads — branded headers with logos and styled footers
- Tables of contents — auto-generated and updateable
- Track changes & comments — programmatic edit suggestions
- Image insertion / replacement — embed or swap figures by reference
- Find & replace — across long documents
- Analyze — extract text, structure, comments from existing .docx
- Convert — round-trip between .docx and other formats
Where it shines
- Consulting reports with consistent house style across many docs
- Legal letters and memos that need letterheads and version tracking
- Research papers for journals that require .docx submission
- Templates — programmatically populate a master template per client
Composes with
pdf— convert finished .docx to PDF for distributionbrand-guidelines— apply house typography (Poppins + Lora)theme-factory— apply a coherent color/font theme
Notes from curation
If your output deliverable is a Word file (not just “a document” loosely),
this is the skill. Don’t use docx for HTML reports, slides, or PDFs —
each has its own dedicated tool.
Example prompt
Use the docx skill to draft a 6-page consulting report with cover page,
table of contents, three sections with subheadings, embedded charts,
page numbers in the footer, and a custom letterhead on every page.
Related skills
Anthropic PDF Skill
Full-stack PDF — read, write, merge, split, watermark, encrypt, fill forms, OCR. The Swiss army knife for anything .pdf-shaped.
Anthropic PPTX Skill
Generate, read, and edit .pptx decks — speaker notes, layouts, and tables included.
Anthropic XLSX Skill
Open, read, edit, and create spreadsheets — .xlsx, .xlsm, .csv, .tsv. Formulas, formatting, charts, and cleaning messy tabular data.