Brings formula-backed workbook logic into your MCP workflow without launching Excel or scraping a UI. You get tools to read cell values, edit inputs, recalculate formulas, and serialize the entire model to JSON so state persists across sessions. The underlying Bilig engine catches stale cached formula values that SheetJS and ExcelJS leave behind, then recomputes them in Node. Reach for this when your agent needs to own a pricing sheet, approval workbook, or quote calculator and you want exact cell addresses plus reliable readback instead of passing XLSX files around. Supports both stdio and streamable HTTP transports, so you can run it locally or expose it as a remote service.
claude mcp add --transport stdio io.github.proompteng-bilig-workpaper uvx bilig-workpaper