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How to let a coding agent build decks and workbooks locally with Genoffice

Install the Genoffice skill so Claude Code, Codex or Cursor can create .pptx and .xlsx files on your machine.

Who it is forA developer or analyst who already works in a coding agent and wants it to produce real Office files from a prompt.

The problemCoding agents can write text, but producing a finished .pptx or .xlsx file that opens cleanly in Office usually takes manual work.

The outcomeThe agent creates, converts or edits real Office files on your machine and returns them for review, without opening a window.

What you need first

  • A computer running macOS, Windows or Linux, with the GenOffice app downloaded from the releases page
  • Either a Genspark sign-in or an API key from a supported provider such as Claude, OpenAI or Gemini, or a local OpenAI-compatible server
  • For the agent use cases: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI or another supported coding agent installed on the same computer

Steps

  1. Run npx skills add genspark-ai/genoffice to install the skill, or open GenOffice Settings → Integrations and install it into the agents it finds.
  2. Start your coding agent in a project folder where the output should go.
  3. Ask the agent for a specific file, for example a short eight-slide deck on a topic you choose.
  4. Let the agent use genoffice commands to check and assemble the file, then review the rendered output it returns.
  5. Open the saved .pptx or .xlsx in Office or GenOffice and check the content and layout.

Prompt for your agent

Install the genoffice skill from the genspark-ai/genoffice repo, then build an eight-slide deck about <topic> in <output folder> as a .pptx file. Expected output: one .pptx file and a rendered preview of each slide. Verify that the deck opens and that no slide text overflows or overlaps.

Caveat. Image generation and any other AI-backed steps send content to the AI provider you configured, so check that provider before running the agent on private material.

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