This is the skill you reach for when DOCX structure matters, not just plain text. It handles headings, tables, styles, comments, footnotes, and PDF conversion through Word's MCP server when available, falling back to python-docx automation when it's not. The workflow is deliberate: build structure first, apply styling second, verify the output by actually opening the file before you ship it. It includes a verification protocol that stops you from claiming success until the document renders correctly, which is surprisingly easy to skip when you're generating files programmatically. The anti-patterns section calling out "writing for the author instead of the reader" is a good reminder that formatted output doesn't fix unclear thinking.
npx skills add https://github.com/practicalswan/agent-skills --skill word-document