Safe-DOCX: MCP for Microsoft Word (DOCX)

Accept moves by keeping destination and removing source

A test scenario for acceptChanges — a paired OOXML move keeps the destination text and removes the source text.

Table cell padding container creation

When applying padding to selected Word table cells, the document mutation must create the required cell-property containers without adding margin containers to untargeted cells.

Missing index reporting for table row height

When applying row-height rules to selected Word tables, invalid table or row references are reported as skipped selections.

Multi-character Roman numeral list labels

When classifying text-formatted list labels in legal documents, multi-character Roman numerals need a distinct list-label type.

Parenthesized letter label extraction

When parsing agreement paragraphs that use typed list labels, the leading marker must be separated from the paragraph content before classification can proceed.

Null label for plain paragraph text

Plain paragraph list-label parsing records that ordinary paragraph text has no explicit list label.

List label removal with leading whitespace

When preparing legal-document list text for comparison, a leading list label can be stripped while preserving the item wording that follows.

Exact match for a literal substring

A test scenario for the baseline successful case of findUniqueSubstringMatch — a search string that appears once, verbatim, inside a paragraph's plain text.

Flexible whitespace match across spacing variance

When locating a defined phrase in document text, flexible whitespace matching preserves a unique substring match even when spacing differs between the source text and the search phrase.

Quote-normalized match across quote styles

When locating a defined term in paragraph text, quote normalization allows different quote styles to describe the same substring.

Element structure preservation through XML round-trip

When round-tripping XML content, serialized output needs to preserve the element names, attributes, and text that carry document meaning.

Concatenated Text Content For Nested XML Elements

When reading visible XML text from a parsed document element, concatenated text content preserves descendant text in document order.