Docx Builder
Claude Code plugin that builds production Word docs — locked typography, headings, tables, TOC, and callouts — via a plan, render, check, deliver workflow.
Install
claude plugin marketplace add tyroneross/RossLabs-AI-Toolkit
claude plugin install docx-builder@rosslabs-ai-toolkitThe Problem
Asking an LLM to “make a Word doc” produces a file that opens but looks wrong — inconsistent fonts, broken heading levels, tables without header shading, no real table of contents. The mechanics of python-docx (field codes, styles, section properties) are fiddly enough that each attempt re-derives them and gets them slightly wrong.
What I Built
A Claude Code plugin that owns the full Word production workflow — plan → render → post-check → deliver — against a locked spec so output is consistent every time: Arial 12pt body, H1–H3 hierarchy, 1″ margins, US Letter, 1.15 line spacing.
It ships copy-paste python-docx recipes for the parts that are easy to get wrong: TOC field codes that update in Word, table header shading, callout boxes with a left border accent, headers and footers, and list styles. The post-check step verifies the rendered document against the spec before delivery, so formatting drift is caught rather than shipped.