nometalalchemist/KitchenSink4Word
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Word (.docx) MCP server with 189 tools: live editing, tables, citations, tracked changes, TOC, document assembly, charts, and more. Everything plus the kitchen sink.
MCP
nometalalchemist/KitchenSink4Word
Added 3 Sept 2026
Overview
KitchenSink4Word is an MCP server for Word (.docx) documents that exposes 189 tools for live editing, tables, citations, tracked changes, TOC, document assembly, and charts. Built in Python, it connects AI assistants to Word files via the Model Context Protocol.
Best for
Best for
Developers who need comprehensive programmatic control over Word documents via MCP.
Use cases
- Automate formatting and content updates in .docx files
- Insert and manage tables, citations, and tracked changes programmatically
- Assemble documents from templates with TOC and charts
How to use
Install
pip install kitchensink4word Tools exposed
media-formscom-liveprotection-ioKS4W_UPDATE_CHECKapply_editsdelete_paragraphsfind_textformat_textget_commentsget_document_infoget_outlineget_textinsert_paragraphssearch_and_replaceset_cellsset_paragraph_formatset_paragraph_textword_count
Tested with
Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor
Example client config
{"mcpServers": {"word": {"command": "kitchensink4word"}}} Notes
KitchenSink4Word is an MCP server for Word (.docx) documents that exposes 189 tools for live editing, tables, citations, tracked changes, TOC, document assembly, and charts. Built in Python, it connects AI assistants to Word files via the Model Context Protocol.
4 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-02. Licensed AGPL-3.0.
Use cases
- Automate formatting and content updates in .docx files
- Insert and manage tables, citations, and tracked changes programmatically
- Assemble documents from templates with TOC and charts
Pros
- Broad feature coverage with 189 tools
- Covers niche capabilities like tracked changes and citations
- Open source and self-hostable
Cons
- Large tool count may be overwhelming to learn
- Limited community traction (4 stars) suggests less testing and support
- Requires self-hosting the MCP server
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Pros
- Broad feature coverage with 189 tools
- Covers niche capabilities like tracked changes and citations
- Open source and self-hostable
Cons
- Large tool count may be overwhelming to learn
- Limited community traction (4 stars) suggests less testing and support
- Requires self-hosting the MCP server
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