Office

An opencode plugin that gives coding agents five tools for working with Word (.docx) and PowerPoint (.pptx) files, plus the skill that teaches an agent how to use them well:

• office_read — outline-first or full-content reads of a .docx/.pptx, so an agent can see structure before editing.
• office_edit — anchored, targeted edits (replace a paragraph's text, retitle a slide, fix one table cell) that touch only what's asked and leave everything else byte/value identical.
• office_create — build a new .docx/.pptx from scratch, or a new .pptx from an existing file used as a layout template.
• office_render — render pages/slides to images via LibreOffice, for visual review.
• office_python — an escape hatch into the underlying Python worker for operations the other four don't cover.
• skill (packages/opencode-plugin-office/skill/SKILL.md) — the workflow doc the agent reads: outline-first reads, anchored edits, and the full operations catalog for the tools above.

The tools are built on opencode-office-core, which drives python-docx / python-pptx / pillow / pymupdf in a managed Python venv, plus LibreOffice (soffice) for rendering. opencode-office-core ships as TypeScript source (its exports map points straight at .ts files, no build step) — consumers must be able to execute TypeScript directly, as opencode and Bun do. Plain Node.js consumers are not supported for now.

Install

From npm:

bun add opencode-plugin-office
# or: npm install opencode-plugin-office

(Either package manager works for installing; the plugin executes inside opencode's Bun runtime either way.)

From a local checkout / workspace: install/link the package wherever opencode.json resolves it from — opencode loads plugins from node_modules or a workspace path.

Either way, reference the package by name in opencode.json:

{
  "plugin": ["opencode-plugin-office"]
}

The skill cannot be auto-registered by this plugin (see below), so copy it into an opencode skills directory yourself:

mkdir -p ~/.config/opencode/skills/office-tools && cp packages/opencode-plugin-office/skill/SKILL.md ~/.config/opencode/skills/office-tools/SKILL.md

Full install details, including why skill auto-registration isn't possible with the installed @opencode-ai/plugin version, live in packages/opencode-plugin-office/README.md.

Platform: developed and tested on macOS/Linux. Windows is untested — the Python venv provisioning and LibreOffice discovery paths assume a POSIX shell.

Dependencies

• Python — auto-provisioned. The core package creates and caches a venv (pinned python-docx, python-pptx, pillow, pymupdf versions) under ~/.cache/opencode-office the first time it's needed; there's nothing to install by hand.
• LibreOffice — optional, only required for office_render. The plugin looks for soffice on PATH and in the usual macOS install locations; if it isn't found, every tool except office_render still works normally.

Benchmark

An 8-card agent-level eval battery — real OpenCode + this plugin, scored programmatically against office-core ground truth (never against the agent's own claims) — run across a roster of cloud models. Full methodology, the per-card matrix, partial/discontinued runs, and models that were unavailable live in docs/BENCHMARK.md.

Model	Class	Task success	Fidelity	Median s/card	Notes
ollama/qwen3.5:397b-cloud	ollama-cloud	8/8	8/8	22.26s	clean sweep — full success and fidelity
opencode/big-pickle	opencode-hosted	8/8	8/8	32.64s	clean sweep — full success and fidelity
zai/glm-4.5-flash	api (zai)	7/8	7/8	58.61s	1/8 task miss: pptx-insert
ollama/gpt-oss:120b-cloud	ollama-cloud	6/8	7/8	21.23s	fidelity breach: docx-replace — comment_refs expected 1, got 0; 2/8 task misses: pptx-image, pptx-create
ollama/minimax-m3:cloud	ollama-cloud	5/8	8/8	19.18s	3/8 task misses: docx-create, pptx-insert, pptx-image
opencode/nemotron-3-ultra-free	opencode-hosted	5/8	7/8	28.54s	3/8 task misses: docx-replace, docx-create, pptx-create

Hardware: MacBook Pro M4 Max, 128 GB unified memory (all models run through a cloud provider, so this bounds the harness, not model inference). See docs/BENCHMARK.md for the variance caveat and refresh policy before treating close scores as a ranking.

This table is copied by hand from docs/BENCHMARK.md, which is regenerated with bun eval/report.ts; re-copy it here after a regeneration if the numbers change.

Releasing

Publish opencode-office-core before opencode-plugin-office — the plugin depends on it via workspace:*, which npm rewrites to a concrete version range at publish time; publishing the plugin first would ship a dependency range the registry can't yet resolve. After bumping versions, run bun install so the workspace rewrite is reflected in a fresh bun.lock before publishing either package.