adeu
VerifiedTranslates DOCX to CriticMarkup for safe AI-driven Word edits.
What is the adeu MCP server?
Adeu provides a two-way abstraction layer between .docx files and LLMs. It translates documents into CriticMarkup with a semantic appendix, validates edits, and applies changes as native track changes without altering layout or fonts.
The server supports both Python and Node.js backends and integrates with live Microsoft Word on Windows. It acts as a safety gate that blocks ambiguous or invalid edits before they reach the file.
Install & connect
Add this to your MCP client config. Pick your client below and copy.
{
"mcpServers": {
"adeu": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": [
"adeu"
]
}
}
}Package: adeu (pypi)
Tools it exposes
3 tools your AI client can call once connected.
read_docx— Reads a document into CriticMarkup Markdown with semantic appendixprocess_document_batch— Applies unified list of changes including modify, accept, reject, or replyfinalize_document— Scrubs metadata, locks document, and prepares for distributionExample prompts
Once connected, try asking your AI client:
Security & permissions
Runs locally via stdio with direct file system access to .docx files; Python backend required for live Word integration on Windows.
What you can do with adeu
Legal document review
Read contracts, propose tracked edits, and manage comments without breaking formatting.
Collaborative redlining
Let agents negotiate changes via accept/reject operations on existing track changes.
Final document prep
Strip metadata and lock files before distribution using the finalize tool.
How to use adeu
- 1Install via npx @adeu/mcp-server or uvx adeu-server depending on backend
- 2Add the JSON config to your MCP client settings
- 3Restart the client and verify the adeu server appears in the tools list
- 4Use read_docx first to load documents into the agent context
- 5Call process_document_batch or finalize_document to apply edits
adeu: pros & cons
Pros
- +Preserves complex DOCX formatting and track changes
- +Provides safety validation before any file modification
- +Works with both local files and live Word on Windows
- +Token-efficient Markdown representation reduces context cost
Cons
- –Requires Windows and Microsoft Word for live integration
- –Limited to the three documented tools
- –Installation involves separate packages for Node and Python
Frequently asked questions
Yes, when using the Python backend on Windows with Word installed.
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