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+---
+name: officecli
+description: Create, analyze, proofread, and modify Office documents (.docx, .xlsx, .pptx) using the officecli CLI tool. Use when the user wants to create, inspect, check formatting, find issues, add charts, or modify Office documents.
+metadata:
+  displayName: OfficeCLI
+  icon: file-text
+  category: document
+  version: 1.0.0
+  dependencies:
+    cli: officecli
+    checkCommand: officecli --version
+    install:
+      linux: curl -fsSL https://d.officecli.ai/install.sh | bash
+      darwin: curl -fsSL https://d.officecli.ai/install.sh | bash
+      windows: irm https://d.officecli.ai/install.ps1 | iex
+---
+
+# officecli
+
+AI-friendly CLI for .docx, .xlsx, .pptx. Single binary, no dependencies, no Office installation needed.
+
+## Install
+
+If `officecli` is not installed:
+
+```bash
+# macOS / Linux
+curl -fsSL https://d.officecli.ai/install.sh | bash
+
+# Windows (PowerShell)
+irm https://d.officecli.ai/install.ps1 | iex
+```
+
+Verify with `officecli --version`. If still not found after install, open a new terminal.
+
+---
+
+## Strategy
+
+**L1 (read) → L2 (DOM edit) → L3 (raw XML)**. Always prefer higher layers. Add `--json` for structured output.
+
+**Before doc work, check Specialized Skills** (bottom of this file). Fundraising decks, academic papers, financial models, dashboards, and Morph animations need their own skill loaded first — `load_skill` once, then proceed.
+
+---
+
+## Help System (IMPORTANT)
+
+**When unsure about property names, value formats, or command syntax, ALWAYS run help instead of guessing.** One help query beats guess-fail-retry loops.
+
+`officecli help` ≡ `officecli --help`, and `officecli <cmd> --help` ≡ `officecli help <cmd>` — same content.
+
+```bash
+officecli help                                  # All commands + global options + schema entry points
+officecli help docx                             # List all docx elements
+officecli help docx paragraph                   # Full schema: properties, aliases, examples, readbacks
+officecli help docx set paragraph               # Verb-filtered: only props usable with `set`
+officecli help docx paragraph --json            # Structured schema (machine-readable)
+```
+
+Format aliases: `word`→`docx`, `excel`→`xlsx`, `ppt`/`powerpoint`→`pptx`. Verbs: `add`, `set`, `get`, `query`, `remove`. MCP exposes the same schema via the single `command` string param: `{"command":"help docx paragraph"}` (not a structured `{"format":...,"type":...}` object — the MCP tool has exactly one param, `command`, and passes it through to the CLI verbatim).
+
+---
+
+## Performance: Resident Mode
+
+**Every command auto-starts a resident on first access** (60s idle timeout) — file-lock conflicts are automatically avoided. Explicit `open`/`close` is still recommended for longer sessions (12min idle):
+```bash
+officecli open report.docx       # explicitly keep in memory
+officecli set report.docx ...    # no file I/O overhead
+officecli close report.docx      # save and release
+```
+
+Opt out of auto-start: `OFFICECLI_NO_AUTO_RESIDENT=1`.
+
+**Flush only at the non-officecli boundary.** officecli's own reads (`get`/`query`/`view`/`dump`) always see your latest edits, so you never need to save mid-workflow. Run `save` (keeps the resident) or `close` (flush + release) only **before a non-officecli program reads the file** — python-docx/openpyxl, Word, a renderer, delivery/upload. (Idle sessions auto-flush within seconds; `OFFICECLI_RESIDENT_FLUSH=each` makes every mutation flush before returning.)
+
+---
+
+## Quick Start
+
+**PPT:**
+```bash
+officecli create slides.pptx
+officecli add slides.pptx / --type slide --prop title="Q4 Report" --prop background=1A1A2E
+officecli add slides.pptx '/slide[1]' --type shape --prop text="Revenue grew 25%" --prop x=2cm --prop y=5cm --prop font=Arial --prop size=24 --prop color=FFFFFF
+```
+
+**Word:**
+```bash
+officecli create report.docx
+officecli add report.docx /body --type paragraph --prop text="Executive Summary" --prop style=Heading1
+officecli add report.docx /body --type paragraph --prop text="Revenue increased by 25% year-over-year."
+```
+
+**Excel:**
+```bash
+officecli create data.xlsx
+officecli set data.xlsx /Sheet1/A1 --prop value="Name" --prop bold=true
+officecli set data.xlsx /Sheet1/A2 --prop value="Alice"
+```
+
+---
+
+## L1: Create, Read & Inspect
+
+```bash
+officecli create <file>               # Create blank .docx/.xlsx/.pptx (type from extension)
+officecli view <file> <mode>          # outline | stats | issues | text | annotated | html
+officecli get <file> <path> --depth N # Get a node and its children [--json]
+officecli query <file> <selector>     # CSS-like query
+officecli validate <file>             # Validate against OpenXML schema
+```
+
+### view modes
+
+| Mode | Description | Useful flags |
+|------|-------------|-------------|
+| `outline` | Document structure | |
+| `stats` | Statistics (pages, words, shapes) | |
+| `issues` | Formatting/content/structure problems | `--type format\|content\|structure`, `--limit N` |
+| `text` | Plain text extraction | `--start N --end N`, `--max-lines N` |
+| `annotated` | Text with formatting annotations | |
+| `html` | Static HTML snapshot — same renderer as `watch`, no server needed | `--browser`, `--page N` (docx), `--start N --end N` (pptx) |
+| `screenshot` / `svg` / `pdf` / `forms` | PNG via headless browser / SVG (pptx slide) / PDF via exporter plugin / form-fields JSON via format-handler plugin | `-o`, `--screenshot-width/-height`, pptx `--grid N` |
+
+Use `view html` for one-shot snapshots (CI artifacts, archival, diffing); use `watch` when you need live refresh or browser-side click-to-select.
+
+### get
+
+Any XML path via element localName. Use `--depth N` to expand children. Add `--json` for structured output. Default text output is grep-friendly: `path (type) "text" key=val key=val ...`
+
+```bash
+officecli get report.docx '/body/p[3]' --depth 2 --json
+officecli get slides.pptx '/slide[1]' --depth 1          # list all shapes on slide 1
+officecli get data.xlsx '/Sheet1/B2' --json
+```
+
+### Stable ID Addressing
+
+Elements with stable IDs return `@attr=value` paths instead of positional indices. Prefer these in multi-step workflows — positional indices shift on insert/delete, stable IDs do not.
+
+```
+/slide[1]/shape[@id=550950021]                    # PPT shape
+/slide[1]/table[@id=1388430425]/tr[1]/tc[2]       # PPT table
+/body/p[@paraId=1A2B3C4D]                         # Word paragraph
+/comments/comment[@commentId=1]                    # Word comment
+```
+
+PPT also accepts `@name=` (e.g. `shape[@name=Title 1]`), with morph `!!` prefix awareness. Elements without stable IDs (slide, run, tr/tc, row) fall back to positional indices.
+
+### query
+
+CSS-like selectors: `[attr=value]`, `[attr!=value]`, `[attr~=text]`, `[attr>=value]`, `[attr<=value]`, `:contains("text")`, `:empty`, `:has(formula)`, `:no-alt`. Boolean `and`/`or` supported across `query`/`set`/`remove`: `cell[value>5000 or value<100]`, `cell[(type=Number or type=Date) and value>0]`. Excel row-by-column-name: `Sheet1!row[Salary>5000]`. `set` accepts selectors and Excel-native paths (parity with `get`/`query`). Bare unscoped selectors rejected on `set`/`remove`.
+
+```bash
+officecli query report.docx 'paragraph[style=Normal] > run[font!=Arial]'
+officecli query slides.pptx 'shape[fill=FF0000]'
+```
+
+---
+
+## Watch & Interactive Selection
+
+Live HTML preview that auto-refreshes on every file change. Browsers can click / shift-click / box-drag to select shapes; the CLI can read the current browser selection and act on it.
+
+```bash
+officecli watch <file> [--port N]      # Start preview server (default port 26315)
+officecli unwatch <file>               # Stop
+officecli goto <file> <path>           # Scroll watching browser(s) to element (docx: p / table / tr / tc)
+```
+
+Open the printed `http://localhost:N` URL. Click to select; shift/cmd/ctrl+click to multi-select; drag from empty space to box-select. PPT/Word use blue outline; Excel uses native-style green selection (double-click cell to edit inline; drag a chart to reposition).
+
+### `get <file> selected` — read what the user clicked
+
+```bash
+officecli get <file> selected [--json]
+```
+
+Returns DocumentNodes for whatever is currently selected. Empty result if nothing selected. Exit code != 0 if no watch is running.
+
+```bash
+# User clicks shapes in the browser, then asks "make these red"
+PATHS=$(officecli get deck.pptx selected --json | jq -r '.data.Results[].path')
+for p in $PATHS; do officecli set deck.pptx "$p" --prop fill=FF0000; done
+```
+
+### Key properties
+
+- **Selection survives file edits.** Paths use stable `@id=` form.
+- **All connected browsers share one selection.** Last-write-wins.
+- **Same-file single-watch.** A given file can have only one watch process at a time.
+- **Group shapes select as a whole.** Drilling into individual children of a group is not supported in v1.
+- **Coverage:** `.pptx` shapes/pictures/tables/charts/connectors/groups; `.docx` top-level paragraphs and tables. Inherited layout/master decorations and Word nested elements (table cells, run-level) are not addressable. **`.xlsx` does not emit `data-path`** — `mark`/`selection` on xlsx always resolve `stale=true` (v2 candidate).
+
+### Marks — edit proposals waiting for review
+
+Use `mark` when changes need human review BEFORE they hit the file. Marks live in the watch process only; a separate `set` pipeline applies accepted ones. For one-shot changes use `set` directly; for permanent file annotations use `add --type comment` (Word native).
+
+```bash
+officecli mark <file> <path> [--prop find=... color=... note=... tofix=... regex=true] [--json]
+officecli unmark <file> [--path <p> | --all] [--json]
+officecli get-marks <file> [--json]
+```
+
+Props: `find` (literal or regex when `regex=true`; raw form `find='r"[abc]"'`), `color` (hex / `rgb(...)` / 22 named whitelist), `note`, `tofix` (drives apply pipeline). **Path** must be `data-path` format from watch HTML — see subskills for full pipeline.
+
+---
+
+## L2: DOM Operations
+
+### set — modify properties
+
+```bash
+officecli set <file> <path> --prop key=value [--prop ...]
+```
+
+**Any XML attribute is settable** via element path (found via `get --depth N`) — even attributes not currently present. Without `find=`, `set` applies format to the entire element.
+
+**Value formats:**
+
+| Type | Format | Examples |
+|------|--------|---------|
+| Colors | Hex (with/without `#`), named, RGB, theme | `FF0000`, `#FF0000`, `red`, `rgb(255,0,0)`, `accent1`..`accent6` |
+| Spacing | Unit-qualified | `12pt`, `0.5cm`, `1.5x`, `150%` |
+| Dimensions | EMU or suffixed | `914400`, `2.54cm`, `1in`, `72pt`, `96px` |
+
+**Dotted-attr aliases** — `font.<attr>` forms accepted on shape/run/paragraph/table/row/cell/section/styles, e.g. `--prop font.color=red --prop font.bold=true --prop font.size=14pt`. Run `officecli help <fmt> <element>` for the full list.
+
+### find — format or replace matched text
+
+Use top-level `--find` / `--replace` on `set` (and `--find` on `query`). Legacy `--prop find=X` still works but emits a hint.
+
+```bash
+# Format matched text (auto-splits runs)
+officecli set doc.docx '/body/p[1]' --find weather --prop bold=true --prop color=red
+
+# Regex matching (regex= still a prop flag)
+officecli set doc.docx '/body/p[1]' --find '\d+%' --prop regex=true --prop color=red
+
+# Replace text (use `/` for whole-document scope)
+officecli set doc.docx / --find draft --replace final
+
+# docx: tracked Find&Replace
+officecli set doc.docx / --find draft --replace final --prop revision.author=Alice
+
+# PPT — same syntax, different paths
+officecli set slides.pptx / --find draft --replace final
+```
+
+**Path controls search scope:** `/` = whole document, `/body/p[1]` or `/slide[N]/shape[M]` = specific element, `/header[1]` / `/footer[1]` = headers/footers.
+
+**Notes:**
+- Case-sensitive by default. Case-insensitive: `--prop 'find=(?i)error' --prop regex=true`
+- Matches work across run boundaries
+- No match = silent success. `--json` includes `"matched": N`
+- **Excel:** only `find` + `replace` supported (no find + format props)
+
+### add — add elements or clone
+
+```bash
+officecli add <file> <parent> --type <type> [--prop ...]
+officecli add <file> <parent> --type <type> --after <path> [--prop ...]   # insert after anchor
+officecli add <file> <parent> --type <type> --before <path> [--prop ...]  # insert before anchor
+officecli add <file> <parent> --type <type> --index N [--prop ...]        # 0-based position (legacy)
+officecli add <file> <parent> --from <path>                               # clone existing element
+```
+
+`--after`, `--before`, `--index` are mutually exclusive. No position flag = append to end.
+
+**Element types (with aliases):**
+
+| Format | Types |
+|--------|-------|
+| **pptx** | slide (incl. hidden), shape (font.latin/ea/cs, direction=rtl, underline.color, highlight=COLOR (Add/Set/Get/HTML preview), effective.X+effective.X.src; arrow alias for rightArrow; slideMaster/slideLayout typed add/set/remove), picture (SVG, brightness/contrast/glow/shadow, rotation, link, tooltip), chart (direction=rtl, pieOfPie, barOfPie, axisLine/gridline per-attr setters, animation+chartBuild=byCategory|bySeries, line dropLines/hiLowLines/upDownBars, anchor=x,y,w,h shorthand), table (cell direction=rtl, fill/background, built-in PowerPoint style catalogue, /col[C] get + swap/copyFrom, row/col Move/CopyFrom), row (tr), connector (from/to accept full-path `@name=`/`@id=` forms — bare `@name=Foo` is rejected, must be `/slide[N]/shape[@name=Foo]` — startshape/endshape SetByPath; edge-to-edge anchoring by default, fromSide/toSide to force an edge, fromIdx/toIdx for raw cxn index), group (link, tooltip, deep walk by get/query/add/remove, ungroup=true dissolves back to slide-absolute), align/distribute (targets= accepts shape[@id=N] paths, not just positional), video/audio (loop, autoStart alias), equation, notes (direction=rtl, lang), comment (legacy + modern p188 threaded round-trip), animation (15 emphasis + 16 exit presets, multi-effect chains, motion-path presets, repeat/restart/autoReverse, chart animations), transition (12 p15 presets + morph/p14), paragraph (para), run, zoom, ole (preview=, full dump round-trip via add-part+raw-set), placeholder (phType=...), model3d (rotation=ax,ay,az; full dump round-trip), smartart (dump round-trip via add-part), diagram (add-only mermaid → native shapes or rendered image, `--type diagram`/`flowchart`). |
+| **docx** | paragraph (direction/font.latin/ea/cs, bold.cs/italic.cs/size.cs, lang.latin/ea/cs, wordWrap, framePr.\*, tabs shorthand), run (lang slots, direction, underline.color, position half-pts, **revision.type=ins\|del\|format\|moveFrom\|moveTo + revision.action=accept\|reject** with .author/.date — bare `@author=`/`@type=` selector on `set /revision[...]` for filtered accept/reject, but `query 'revision[...]'` needs the dotted `revision.author=`/`revision.type=` form; move+revision is run-level paths only, not paragraph-level; **range=START:END** on a paragraph/shape path formats a char span by explicit 0-based half-open offset instead of addressing a run — the offset sibling of find=), table (direction=rtl, hMerge, cantSplit on row/nowrap on cell (both add+set), **virtual column ops**: add/remove/move/copyfrom on /body/tbl[N]/col), row (tr), cell (td), image, header/footer (direction), section (pageNumFmt full enum, direction=rtl, rtlGutter, pgBorders=box), bookmark, comment, footnote, endnote, formfield, sdt, chart, equation, field (28 types), hyperlink, style (direction, indents, pbdr, lineSpacing on Add/Set), toc, watermark, break, ole, **num/abstractNum/lvl**, **tab**, **textbox/shape** (add-mostly — Get returns raw XML preview only, no structured readback; Set is limited to width/height/geometry/fill/line.\*; position is `anchor.x`/`anchor.y` not bare x/y; **textbox-only** `textDirection`/rotation/gradient/shadow — docx shape itself has neither rotation nor gradient), embedded **OLE round-trip on dump→batch**, **diagram** (add-only mermaid → native shapes or rendered image, `--type diagram`/`flowchart`, no x/y at add-time — reposition via `set /body/group[N]`). docDefaults.rtl, autoHyphenation, `get /` exposes locale + /comments /footnotes /endnotes. `create --minimal` for raw OOXML scaffolding. |
+| **xlsx** | sheet (visible/hidden/veryHidden, print margins, printTitleRows/Cols, rightToLeft sheetView, cascade-aware rename), row (c{N}= cell-content shorthand; add accepts --from /Sheet/col[L]; formula-ref rewrite on insert), col (formula-ref rewrite, named-range follow on move), cell (type=richtext+runs, merge=range/sweep, direction=rtl, phonetic; **--shift left\|up on remove, shift=right\|down on add** — Excel UI dialog parity; formula auto-detect; OFFSET/INDIRECT in calc), chart (per-axis RTL/title, anchor=x,y,w,h, pareto), image (SVG), comment (direction=rtl), table (listobject), namedrange (definedname, volatile, `[@name=X]`; formula-body inlined at parse), pivottable (cache CoW + cross-pivot sharing, labelFilter=field:type:value add-time-only, topN=integer add-time-only, fillDownLabels is an alias of repeatLabels not a separate feature, calculatedField), sparkline, validation, autofilter, shape, textbox, CF (databar/colorscale/iconset/formulacf/cellIs/topN/aboveAverage), ole, csv. Query supports `merge`/`mergedrange`. Workbook: password. Shape selector enumerates leaves inside grpSp. |
+
+### Pivot tables (xlsx)
+
+```bash
+officecli add data.xlsx /Sheet1 --type pivottable \
+  --prop source="Sheet1!A1:E100" --prop rows=Region,Category \
+  --prop cols=Year --prop values="Sales:sum,Qty:count" \
+  --prop grandTotals=rows --prop subtotals=off --prop sort=asc
+```
+
+Key props: `rows`, `cols`, `values` (Field:func[:showDataAs]), `filters`, `source`, `position`, `layout` (compact/outline/tabular), `repeatLabels`, `blankRows`, `aggregate`, `showDataAs` (percent_of_total/row/col, running_total), `grandTotals`, `subtotals`, `sort`. Aggregators: sum, count, average, max, min, product, stdDev, stdDevp, var, varp, countNums. Date columns auto-group. Run `officecli help xlsx pivottable` for full schema.
+
+### Document-level properties (all formats)
+
+```bash
+officecli set doc.docx / --prop docDefaults.font=Arial --prop docDefaults.fontSize=11pt
+officecli set doc.docx / --prop protection=forms --prop evenAndOddHeaders=true
+officecli set data.xlsx / --prop calc.mode=manual --prop calc.refMode=r1c1
+officecli set slides.pptx / --prop defaultFont=Arial --prop show.loop=true --prop print.what=handouts
+```
+
+Run `officecli help <format> /` for all document-level properties (docDefaults, docGrid, CJK spacing, calc, print, show, theme, extended).
+
+### Sort (xlsx)
+
+```bash
+officecli set data.xlsx /Sheet1 --prop sort="C desc" --prop sortHeader=true
+officecli set data.xlsx '/Sheet1/A1:D100' --prop sort="A asc" --prop sortHeader=true
+```
+
+Format: `COL DIR[, COL DIR ...]`. Rejects ranges with merged cells or formulas. Sidecar metadata (hyperlinks, comments, conditional formatting, drawings) follows rows automatically.
+
+### Text-anchored insert (`--after find:X` / `--before find:X`)
+
+Locate an insertion point by text match within a paragraph. Inline types (run, picture, hyperlink) insert within the paragraph; block types (table, paragraph) auto-split it. PPT only supports inline.
+
+```bash
+# Word: inline run after matched text
+officecli add doc.docx '/body/p[1]' --type run --after find:weather --prop text=" (sunny)"
+
+# Word: block table after matched text (auto-splits paragraph)
+officecli add doc.docx '/body/p[1]' --type table --after "find:First sentence." --prop rows=2 --prop cols=2
+```
+
+### Clone
+
+`officecli add <file> / --from '/slide[1]'` — copies with all cross-part relationships.
+
+### move, swap, remove
+
+```bash
+officecli move <file> <path> [--to <parent>] [--index N] [--after <path>] [--before <path>]
+officecli swap <file> <path1> <path2>
+officecli remove <file> '/body/p[4]'
+```
+
+When using `--after` or `--before`, `--to` can be omitted — the target container is inferred from the anchor.
+
+### batch — multiple operations in one save cycle
+
+**Atomic by default (v1.0.137+):** every item still runs and is reported (so `N succeeded, M failed` stays meaningful and every failure surfaces), but if *any* item fails the whole batch rolls back — the file on disk is left byte-identical to before the batch ran (confirmed live in both standalone and resident mode). Use `--best-effort` to restore the old apply-what-succeeds behavior (useful for lossy `dump→batch` replays where losing the whole thing over one unsupported item is worse than a partial result). `--stop-on-error` only changes how early the run stops (remaining items are `skipped`), not whether what ran gets kept — combine it with `--best-effort` if you want "stop at first failure but keep what already succeeded." `--force` is unrelated — it's only the docx-protection bypass. Failed items carry a machine-readable `code` field (same list as `error.code`); a rolled-back batch's JSON summary carries `"atomicRolledBack": true`.
+
+`officecli dump <file> [<path>]` emits a replayable batch JSON for round-trip — `.docx` (full coverage), `.pptx` (text/tables/pictures/charts/notes/theme + OLE/3D/video/audio/SmartArt/morph/p15 transitions via raw-set passthrough), and `.xlsx` (cells/formulas/styles + tables, conditional formatting, validations, comments, charts, sparklines, pictures, shapes, pivot tables; slicers/chartEx/OLE via verbatim carrier). Path defaults to `/` (whole document); pass a subtree path (docx: `/body`, `/body/p[N]`, `/body/tbl[N]`, `/theme`, `/settings`, `/numbering`, `/styles`; xlsx: `/SheetName`, `/sheet[N]`) to scope the dump. `officecli refresh <file.docx>` recalculates TOC page numbers / PAGE / cross-references after replay (Word backend on Windows; headless-HTML fallback elsewhere). `officecli plugins list` extends support to `.doc`, `.hwpx`, `.pdf` export.
+
+```bash
+echo '[
+  {"command":"set","path":"/Sheet1/A1","props":{"value":"Name","bold":"true"}},
+  {"command":"set","path":"/Sheet1/B1","props":{"value":"Score","bold":"true"}}
+]' | officecli batch data.xlsx --json
+
+officecli batch data.xlsx --commands '[{"op":"set","path":"/Sheet1/A1","props":{"value":"Done"}}]' --json
+officecli batch data.xlsx --input updates.json --best-effort --json   # keep whatever succeeds even if some items fail
+```
+
+Supports: `add`, `set`, `get`, `query`, `remove`, `move`, `swap`, `view`, `raw`, `raw-set`, `validate`. Fields: `command` (or `op`), `path`, `parent`, `type`, `from`, `to`, `index`, `after`, `before`, `props`, `selector`, `mode`, `depth`, `part`, `xpath`, `action`, `xml`.
+
+---
+
+## L3: Raw XML
+
+Use when L2 cannot express what you need. No xmlns declarations needed — prefixes auto-registered.
+
+```bash
+officecli raw <file> <part>                          # view raw XML
+officecli raw-set <file> <part> --xpath "..." --action replace --xml '<w:p>...</w:p>'
+officecli add-part <file> <parent>                   # create new document part (returns rId)
+```
+
+`raw-set` actions: `append`, `prepend`, `insertbefore`, `insertafter`, `replace`, `remove`, `setattr`. Run `officecli help <format> raw` for available parts.
+
+---
+
+## Common Pitfalls
+
+| Pitfall | Correct Approach |
+|---------|-----------------|
+| `--name "foo"` | Use `--prop name="foo"` — all attributes go through `--prop` |
+| Unquoted `[N]` paths in zsh/bash | Always quote: `'/slide[1]'` or `"/slide[1]"` (shell glob-expands brackets) |
+| PPT `shape[1]` for content | `shape[1]` is typically the title placeholder. Use `shape[2]+` for content shapes |
+| `/shape[myname]` | Name indexing not supported. Use numeric index or `@name=` (PPT only) |
+| Guessing property names | Run `officecli help <format> <element>` to see exact names |
+| Modifying an open file | Close the file in PowerPoint/WPS first |
+| `\n` in shell strings | Use `\\n` for newlines in `--prop text="..."` |
+| `$` in shell text | `--prop text="$15M"` strips `$15`. Use single quotes: `--prop text='$15M'`, or heredoc batch |
+
+---
+
+## Specialized Skills
+
+`officecli load_skill <name>` — output is a SKILL.md, follow its rules.
+
+**Loading rule**:
+- Pick the most specific match in "When to use"; if none fits, load the format default (`word` / `pptx` / `excel`).
+- Scenes already contain the format default's rules — load **one** skill per artifact, never stack.
+- Loaded rules persist across turns; don't re-load each reply.
+- Two distinct artifacts → two separate loads.
+
+### Word (.docx)
+
+| Name | When to use |
+|------|-------------|
+| `word` | Reports, letters, memos, proposals, generic documents |
+| `academic-paper` | Journal / conference / thesis: APA / Chicago / IEEE / MLA citations, equations, SEQ + PAGEREF cross-refs, multi-column journal layout, bibliography. NOT for business reports or letters (route those to `word`) |
+
+### PowerPoint (.pptx)
+
+| Name | When to use |
+|------|-------------|
+| `pptx` | Generic decks: board reviews, sales decks, all-hands, product launches |
+| `pitch-deck` | **Fundraising only** — seed / Series A-C / SAFE / convertible / strategic raise. NOT for sales / product / board decks (route those to `pptx`) |
+| `morph-ppt` | Cinematic Morph-animated presentations. NOT for static decks (route those to `pptx`) |
+| `morph-ppt-3d` | 3D Morph: GLB models, camera moves, depth. NOT for 2D-only Morph (route those to `morph-ppt`) |
+
+### Excel (.xlsx)
+
+| Name | When to use |
+|------|-------------|
+| `excel` | Generic workbooks, formulas, pivots, trackers |
+| `financial-model` | Financial models, scenarios, projections. NOT for general data analysis (route those to `excel`) |
+| `data-dashboard` | CSV/tabular data → KPI / analytics / executive dashboards with charts and sparklines. NOT for raw data tracking (route those to `excel`) |
+
+Example: a fundraising deck task → `officecli load_skill pitch-deck` → use the printed rules.
+
+---
+
+## Notes
+
+- Paths are **1-based** (XPath convention): `'/body/p[3]'` = third paragraph
+- `--index` is **0-based** (array convention): `--index 0` = first position
+- **Excel exception**: for `add --type row` and `add --type col`, `--index N` is **1-based** (matches OOXML RowIndex / column letter index). `--index 5` inserts at row 5 / column 5.
+- After modifications, verify with `validate` and/or `view issues`
+- **When unsure**, run `officecli help <format> <element>` instead of guessing

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+---
+name: playwright
+description: 使用 Playwright 驱动真实浏览器完成网页自动化与端到端测试：打开页面、点击、输入、按键、截图、断言。适用于需要浏览器操作、验证 Web 功能、抓取渲染后页面的场景。默认优先调用系统已安装的 Chrome（--browser chrome），以降低被网站反爬拦截的概率。
+metadata:
+  displayName: Playwright
+  icon: browser
+  category: browser-automation
+  version: 1.2.0
+  dependencies:
+    cli: playwright-cli
+    checkCommand: playwright-cli --version
+    install:
+      npm: npm install -g @playwright/cli@latest
+      # 仅当环境里没有可用的系统 Chrome / Edge，才需要 Playwright 自带内核
+      browsers: playwright-cli install-browser chromium
+---
+
+# playwright-cli
+
+面向编码 Agent 的浏览器自动化 CLI。相比 MCP，命令式交互不会把庞大的工具 schema
+与可访问性树塞进模型上下文，更省 token。
+
+## 安装
+
+先检查是否可用：
+
+```bash
+playwright-cli --version
+```
+
+若不可用：
+
+```bash
+npm install -g @playwright/cli@latest
+
+# 仅当环境里没有可用的系统 Chrome / Edge 时才需要（见「浏览器选择」）
+playwright-cli install-browser chromium
+```
+
+如果安装后仍然找不到命令，请打开新的终端会话（PATH 尚未刷新）。
+
+## 浏览器选择（重要：优先使用系统已安装的浏览器）
+
+`playwright-cli open --browser <值>` 接受 `chrome`、`msedge`、`firefox`、`webkit`
+（帮助原文：*browser or chrome channel to use*）。
+
+**默认加 `--browser chrome`。** 按以下顺序选择，能用前面的就不要用后面的：
+
+| 优先级 | 取值 | 实际使用的浏览器 | 备注 |
+| --- | --- | --- | --- |
+| 1 | 系统默认浏览器对应的取值 | 视系统而定 | 若默认浏览器为 Chrome / Edge，就用对应的 `chrome` / `msedge`；为 Firefox 或 Safari 时**无法使用**（见下文） |
+| 2 | **`chrome`** | **系统安装的 Google Chrome** | ✅ 首选，真实二进制与版本号 |
+| 3 | **`msedge`** | **系统安装的 Microsoft Edge** | ✅ 同样走后系统安装 |
+| 4 | `firefox` | ⚠️ **Playwright 自带**的定制 Firefox | **不是系统 Firefox**，见下文 |
+| 5 | `webkit` | Playwright 自带的 WebKit | 仅用于 Safari 兼容性验证 |
+| 6 | 不指定（默认） | Playwright 自带的 Chromium | 最后兜底 |
+
+### 为什么不要用自带的 Chromium
+
+不指定 `--browser` 时启动的是 Playwright 自带的 Chromium。它带有明显的自动化特征：
+版本号与官方发布版不一致、缺少常见插件、暴露 `navigator.webdriver` 等。
+Cloudflare、Akamai 以及各类风控系统很容易据此判定为机器人，返回验证页或直接拦截。
+
+改用**系统安装的 Chrome / Edge** 后，浏览器指纹与普通用户一致，通过率显著提高 ——
+这也是本技能把它列为默认选择的原因。
+
+### 必须避开 snap 版本（Linux）
+
+snap 包的浏览器运行在沙箱中，profile 目录写入、文件系统访问与 `--user-data-dir`
+都可能异常，导致启动失败或行为不一致。**选择前先确认目标浏览器不是 snap 安装**：
+
+```bash
+for b in google-chrome google-chrome-stable microsoft-edge; do
+  p=$(command -v "$b" 2>/dev/null) || continue
+  case "$(readlink -f "$p")" in
+    */snap/*) echo "$b → snap 安装（不要用）" ;;
+    *)        echo "$b → 原生安装 ✓" ;;
+  esac
+done
+```
+
+若只有 snap 版本，**不要勉强使用**：宁可退回自带内核（`chromium`），也不要使用
+受沙箱限制的 snap 浏览器。
+
+### 关于 Firefox（重要限制）
+
+**`--browser firefox` 使用的不是系统安装的 Firefox，而是 Playwright 自带的定制构建**
+（位于 Playwright 的浏览器缓存目录，需先执行 `playwright-cli install-browser firefox`）。
+
+原因是 Playwright 依赖定制补丁实现的浏览器控制协议，系统原版 Firefox 无法被驱动。
+这一点对 Node 脚本同样成立：`channel: "firefox"` 依然指向自带构建，用 `executablePath`
+指向系统 Firefox 也无法工作。
+
+因此 **「使用系统已安装的 Firefox」在 Playwright 下是做不到的**。Firefox 的适用场景：
+需要验证 Gecko 引擎兼容性，或 Chromium 系被某站点针对性拦截时换一个引擎再试。
+
+### 与 Node 脚本的对应关系
+
+| CLI 取值 | Node 脚本写法 | 实际浏览器 |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| `--browser chrome` | `chromium.launch({ channel: "chrome" })` | 系统 Chrome |
+| `--browser msedge` | `chromium.launch({ channel: "msedge" })` | 系统 Edge |
+| `--browser firefox` | `firefox.launch()` | 自带 Firefox |
+| `--browser webkit` | `webkit.launch()` | 自带 WebKit |
+| （不指定） | `chromium.launch()` | 自带 Chromium |
+
+## 基本用法
+
+```bash
+playwright-cli open https://example.com --browser chrome          # 打开页面（默认无头）
+playwright-cli open https://example.com --browser chrome --headed # 带头显示，便于观察
+playwright-cli type "Buy groceries"                # 向当前焦点元素输入文本
+playwright-cli press Enter                         # 按下按键
+playwright-cli screenshot                          # 截图（返回文件路径）
+playwright-cli show                                # 打开会话面板，实时预览所有会话
+```
+
+`playwright-cli` 的命令会随版本演进。**不确定参数时不要猜测**，直接查询帮助：
+
+```bash
+playwright-cli --help
+playwright-cli <command> --help
+```
+
+需要登录态或长期保持浏览器时，可配合 `--persistent` / `--profile <目录>` 复用用户数据目录。
+
+## 推荐工作流
+
+1. 明确目标：目标 URL、需要执行的交互步骤、期望结果。
+2. **按上面的优先级确定可用的浏览器**（优先系统安装的 Chrome / Edge，避开 snap 版），
+   然后 `open` 时带上 `--browser <值>`。
+3. 逐步执行交互（`type` / `press` / 点击等），每步确认页面状态。
+4. 对每个关键步骤（尤其是失败场景）执行 `screenshot` 留存证据。
+5. 汇总结果：说明通过/失败的步骤，并给出截图文件路径。
+
+## 备选方案：Node 脚本
+
+当流程复杂（循环、条件、数据驱动）时，改用 Playwright 库编写脚本更合适。
+同样应优先指定 `channel`：
+
+```js
+const { chromium } = require("playwright");
+
+(async () => {
+  // channel: "chrome" → 使用系统安装的 Chrome（不要用默认的 bundled chromium）
+  const browser = await chromium.launch({ channel: "chrome" });
+  const page = await browser.newPage();
+  await page.goto("https://example.com");
+  await page.screenshot({ path: "shot.png" });
+  await browser.close();
+})();
+```
+
+若环境里没有系统 Chrome / Edge，再退回 `chromium.launch()`。
+
+## 注意事项
+
+- 需要 Node.js >= 20。
+- **默认加 `--browser chrome`**：既避免使用带自动化特征的 bundled Chromium 被反爬拦截，
+  也省去下载内核的步骤（见「浏览器选择」）。
+- 不要使用 snap 安装的浏览器（沙箱会破坏 profile 与文件访问）。
+- 无头模式是默认行为；只有在需要观察或调试时才使用 `--headed`。
+- 遇到验证码 / 风控页时，先确认是否漏了 `--browser chrome`，再考虑 `--headed` 人工介入。
+- 截图等产物默认写入当前工作目录，注意不要污染项目源码目录。
+- 一次会话无人交互会超时，长任务请分步执行。
+
+## 参考
+
+- 官方文档：https://playwright.dev/agent-cli/introduction
+- 浏览器 channel 说明：https://playwright.dev/docs/browsers#google-chrome--microsoft-edge
+- 仓库：https://github.com/microsoft/playwright-cli

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+---
+name: postgres
+description: Manage PostgreSQL databases via the psql CLI.
+metadata:
+  displayName: PostgreSQL
+  icon: postgres
+  category: databases
+  version: 1.0.0
+  dependencies:
+    cli: psql
+    checkCommand: psql --version
+    bundledInstall: skills/postgres/install.sh
+    install:
+      darwin:
+        brew: postgresql
+      linux:
+        apt: postgresql-client
+      windows:
+        scoop: postgresql
+  auth:
+    type: none
+---
+
+# psql
+
+Use `psql` to interact with PostgreSQL databases.
+
+## Common Commands
+
+### Connection
+
+- Connect: `psql "postgresql://user:password@host:port/dbname"`
+
+### Operations
+
+- List databases: `\l`
+- List tables: `\dt`
+- Describe table: `\d <table_name>`
+- Execute query: `SELECT * FROM table LIMIT 10;`
+- Quit: `\q`
+
+## Notes
+
+- Requires `psql` to be installed in the environment.