doc

The doc skill is a catalogue entry that advertises the ability to read, create, and edit .docx documents while preserving formatting and layout fidelity, drawing on OpenAI's document skill. Its purpose within Open Design is to make this document-handling capability discoverable to an agent during planning, so that requests involving Word documents can be routed to the appropriate upstream workflow via triggers such as "word doc edit" or "docx fidelity".

As shown in the source, this is a thin curated pointer rather than a full implementation. The SKILL.md summarizes what the skill does and lists trigger phrases, but the actual assets, scripts, and references reside in OpenAI's skills repository. To run the complete workflow, the user is directed to inspect the upstream README for exact paths and install the upstream bundle into their active agent's skills directory. The entry is marked prototype mode in the documents category.

The intended users are people who need programmatic or agent-assisted handling of Word documents with careful attention to formatting and layout, such as generating reports, editing existing .docx files, or reorganizing document content. Because it is a discovery stub, users should treat it as a signpost to the upstream OpenAI skill and consult that source for detailed capabilities and usage instructions.