officecli-academic-paper

Use the officecli CLI to create a .docx, then add paragraphs with Times New Roman 12pt, double line spacing, centered unnumbered bold headings, and first-line indents. Reference entries use indent=720 with hangingIndent=720 for the APA hanging indent.

Add a paragraph with a center tab stop and a right tab stop, insert an inline equation via --type equation --prop mode=inline, then a tab and the number like (1). This keeps the equation centered with the number flush right on one line.

APA uses (Author, Year) with alphabetical references and double spacing; Chicago uses superscript footnotes with a bibliography; IEEE uses bracketed numbers [1] in order of first citation with a two-column layout; MLA uses (Author Page) with a Works Cited list.

Insert SEQ fields with --type field --prop fieldType=seq --prop identifier=Figure (or Table) inside caption paragraphs, then run officecli set with recalcFields=seq once after all captions exist to fill in the real numbers in document order.

Yes, but the shell examples are written for bash on macOS/Linux. On Windows, translate them to PowerShell equivalents—for example replacing heredocs with temp files and grep with Select-String—while the officecli commands themselves remain the same.

Use the base officecli-docx skill for white papers, policy briefs, technical reports, and HR templates without a venue or citation style. Switch to the academic skill only when the document needs at least two of: citation-style bibliography, equations, SEQ/PAGEREF cross-references, multi-column layout, or an abstract/keywords block.