High-precision Arabic Microsoft Word MCP server for docx creation, inspection, RTL styling, XML injection, and template processing
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MarwanDevSpace/mcp-arabic-ms-word
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Universal master skill for designing, structuring, and generating all formats of Arabic and English Microsoft Word (.docx) documents (letters, reports, contracts, manuals, decisions, memos, academic papers, books, press releases, meeting minutes, and custom structured writings).
MarwanDevSpace/mcp-arabic-ms-word
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Skill for detecting, repairing, and standardizing Arabic text typography, fixing inverted punctuation, Tatweel/Kashida normalization, digit formatting (Eastern/Western), and Alef/Yeh forms.
MarwanDevSpace/mcp-arabic-ms-word
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Universal master skill for surgical OpenXML repair of Arabic MS Word documents, fixing BiDi alignment drift, right-aligning headings with keepNext, justifying body text, protecting Quranic verses and Hadiths from splitting, and isolating English sections.
MarwanDevSpace/mcp-arabic-ms-word
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Skill for decompressing .docx archives, inspecting inner WordprocessingML XML structures (document.xml, styles.xml, numbering.xml, settings.xml), and applying surgical regex/node replacements.
MarwanDevSpace/mcp-arabic-ms-word
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Skill for auditing existing Word documents for Arabic typography compliance, font consistency, RTL alignment, kashida justification, and margin setup.
MarwanDevSpace/mcp-arabic-ms-word
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Master skill for visual page rendering, layout defect auditing, and workspace hygiene in Microsoft Word documents, organizing rendered page images in a dedicated Pages/ folder.
MarwanDevSpace/mcp-arabic-ms-word
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Advanced skill for inspecting, parsing, modifying, and injecting raw WordprocessingML XML elements and templates into Microsoft Word (.docx) files.
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