alexandru4123/office-2026-pro-suite-tools

Microsoft Office Full Professional Suite 2026 is a repository that bundles several different ways of automating and extending Microsoft Office into one collection. Rather than being a single tool, the README describes it as a knowledge base covering six separate automation areas: Excel VBA macros, Excel Power Query transformations, Office.js web add-ins for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, VSTO add-ins written in C# or VB.NET, TypeScript based Office Scripts for Excel on the web, and a set of ready made templates and utilities like invoice generators and calendar builders. Configuration is handled through an office-profile.json file where a user sets their name, locale, ribbon theme, and per-module settings such as the macro directory for VBA, the folder for Power Query M scripts, the manifest path for Office.js add-ins, and the target framework for VSTO projects. The same file also holds settings for optional AI integrations with OpenAI and Claude, including model choice and token limits. A Python based command line tool called office-prof ties the modules together. According to the README it can list available automation scripts, deploy a Power Query template to a folder, run a VBA macro against a workbook in headless mode, generate an Office.js add-in manifest from a JSON specification, sync Office Scripts to the cloud with a Power Automate trigger, and call the OpenAI API to generate a new VBA macro from a plain English prompt. Platform support varies by module. Windows 10 and 11 get full support across every module, macOS Ventura and Sonoma support Power Query and Office.js add-ins but not VBA or VSTO, and Linux support through Wine is listed as partial, with Office Scripts and Office.js features working through the browser rather than natively. Overall this repository reads as a curated grab bag of Office automation examples and CLI tooling aimed at people who already work with Excel macros, Power Query, or Office add-ins and want reference scripts and starter templates in one place, rather than a single polished application.