ianustec/openwebui-generate-documents

This project is a plugin, called a Tool, for Open WebUI, which is a chat interface people use to talk with AI models. It lets an AI model produce a real, editable Word document instead of just plain text in the chat window. Rather than converting a webpage or a PDF into something that looks like a Word file, it builds an actual .docx file directly, the same kind you would open in Microsoft Word, Apple Pages, or LibreOffice. You give it either simple formatted text, using a style close to normal Markdown with a small settings section at the top, or a JSON description, and it turns that into a finished document. It supports seven different starting layouts, such as a report, a proposal, a letter, or meeting minutes, and each one can be recolored by changing a single accent color setting. The generated documents can include a cover page, automatically numbered section headings, nicely styled tables with alternating row colors, colored callout boxes for highlighting important notes, checklists, code blocks, a table of contents, and a running header and footer with page numbers. It can also start from a company's existing letterhead document, keeping that letterhead's header and footer while replacing the body content. Once the AI model calls this tool, the plugin builds the file and Open WebUI saves it, then a clickable download link shows up directly in the chat conversation for the user to grab. To use it, you need an Open WebUI installation, and the tool itself is a single Python file that gets pasted into Open WebUI's Tools section, after which its small list of dependencies installs automatically the first time it runs. It is released under the MIT license, and the author also has a small set of related plugins that add support for generating PowerPoint and Excel files in the same way.