legalrabbit-docx

LegalRabbit DOCX Claude plugin

A Claude Cowork plugin that creates and modifies DOCX files locally. You will save tons of time when your Cowork can manipulate docx files directly. This plugin uses 2-5x fewer tokens than the Anthropic's docx skill.

You can use our DOCX plugin together with Claude for Legal to enable a more seamless experience of working with a docx file!

Click to see the demo

Capabilities:

• Read the content and the comments.
• Create a new docx file. Optionally, you can use an existing docx file as the template. The styles will be copied from the template.
• Add tracked changes to an existing docx file.
• Add comments and reply to comments.

We've developed the DOCX engine from the ground up to work well with LLM. Our engine consumes much fewer tokens, faster, and more reliable than the current alternatives.

We are using this plugin at LegalRabbit to speed up our legal services. Try it out and let us know if you have any questions.

The plugin works offline, ensuring data privacy and security of your DOCX files.

Example prompts

• Create a NDA docx file based on NDA-template.docx. My company is LegalRabbit. The other party is John Austin.
• Review and flag issues in 'Data Processing Agreement.docx'. You can redline and add comments on the doc directly.
• I've made comments in 'BPO referral agreement.docx'. Please address them.
• Delete all comments and provide customer-facing comments

How to install

1. Go to the 1.0.0 release page.
2. Download legalrabbit-docx-claude-plugin.zip. DO NOT download Source code (zip).
3. Open your Cowork and go to Customize
4. Click on the + on the right side of Personal Plugins.
5. Choose + Create Plugin > and Upload Plugin
6. Upload the downloaded legalrabbit-docx-claude-plugin.zip and click Upload
7. There will be a warning about our local MCP server named docx. Please click Continue.

Now you can test it using the example prompt above.

Support

Contact: tanin(at)legalrabbit.ai

Learn more about us: LegalRabbit

Release a new version

1. Go to the release Github Actions workflow.
2. Click Run workflow and fills in an appropriate tag e.g. 1.0.0, 1.0.0-dev
3. Wait for the workflow to complete.
4. Go to the releases page and edit the new release accordingly.