Open-source AI office suite and CLI for real docx, xlsx, pptx, and PDF files.
Edit Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and PDF files with an embedded AI agent and coding agent CLI.
GenOffice is a desktop office suite and CLI that lets you edit native Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, Markdown, and HTML files alongside an AI agent. It suits professionals who want AI document editing without leaving standard file formats or sending private data to vendor-locked clouds.
The application provides six local editors backed by byte-preserving file engines, a SQLite full-text search with CJK support, and optional TypeSafe Jev search reranking. It also includes a command line and agent skill so coding assistants like Claude Code and Cursor can read and modify real Office files locally.
It suits developers and knowledge workers who rely on standard Microsoft Office file formats and use coding assistants or bring-your-own AI keys. It does not suit users who want a purely web-based collaboration suite or those without an API key for an LLM provider.
Edits native docx, xlsx, and pptx files while keeping unedited structures intact for compatibility.
Every app includes an AI panel that applies edits as tracked changes, diffs, or batch cell updates.
Exposes a genoffice command line and skills for Claude Code, Cursor, and Copilot to manage documents.
Indexes full text locally in SQLite with optional TypeSafe Jev judgment model reranking.
Converts PDFs to Word, Excel, or PowerPoint on-device and builds self-contained HTML pages.
GenOffice is free under its open-source license. The only operating costs come from your chosen AI provider API keys if you use external language models.
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No, GenOffice uses byte-preserving engines that only rewrite the specific parts you or the AI edit, leaving the rest of the document untouched.
Yes, GenOffice ships with a CLI and skills for tools like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex so agents can generate and edit Office files locally.
Search indexing happens entirely on your machine using a local SQLite database with CJK-aware tokenizing.
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