Docx Processing Superdoc

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Search, replace, and read text in Word documents from the command line

Purpose

To enable users to efficiently manipulate text within Word documents directly from the command line, integrating this functionality into automated workflows or scripts.

Features

Search text within DOCX files
Find and replace text in DOCX files
Extract plain text content from DOCX files
Process multiple documents in bulk

Use Cases

Automating contract review by finding specific clauses
Bulk updating company names or legal disclaimers across multiple documents
Extracting content from a batch of reports for further analysis

Non-Goals

Editing rich text formatting
Working with other document formats (PDF, XLSX)
Providing a GUI for document editing

License

critical:License usabilityThe license is GNU Affero General Public License v3.0, which is a strong copyleft license and may not be suitable for all redistribution or commercial use cases without careful consideration of its network interaction terms.

Maintenance

warning:Commit recencyThe last commit was on March 3, 2026, which is over 3 months ago, indicating potential lack of recent maintenance.

Trust

warning:Issues AttentionIn the last 90 days, 3 issues were opened and 7 were closed, indicating a closure rate below 50% with a moderate number of open issues, suggesting slow maintainer response.

Versioning

warning:Release ManagementThe plugin uses a versioning scheme like '2026.02.02' in the SKILL.md metadata, but installation instructions reference `@latest`, which does not ensure a pinned, stable version. There are no GitHub release tags or formal CHANGELOG.

Code Execution

info:ValidationWhile the CLI tool itself likely validates inputs, the plugin's schema or wrapper doesn't explicitly demonstrate or reference validation libraries.

Compliance

info:GDPRThe plugin processes local files; while it doesn't specifically operate on personal data, the possibility exists if documents contain PII, and no specific sanitization beyond the tool's capability is mentioned.

Execution

warning:Pinned dependenciesThe installation uses `@latest`, which is not a pinned dependency, and there's no lockfile for the underlying npm package, leading to potential version drift and unexpected behavior.

Dependencies

warning:Tagged release sourcingThe plugin installs the CLI tool via `npx @superdoc-dev/cli@latest`, which points to the latest version rather than a pinned, tagged release, posing a risk of unexpected behavior due to unreviewed updates.