What problem does it solve?
Converts manuscript drafts into journal-compliant Word documents by applying templates, inserting sections in order, repairing wikilinks, enforcing per-section word limits, and saving session outputs to produce submission-ready .docx files.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Template management: list and read available journal templates to match target submission formats.
- Session-based editing: start a document session, iteratively insert or replace sections, verify document state, and save the final file.
- Validation and safety: automatic wikilink repair, per-section default word limits with reinsert-on-overflow, and guidance to save frequently to avoid session loss on MCP restarts.
- Use case: finalize a medical research manuscript by importing a completed draft, applying the journal template, enforcing Abstract/Introduction/Methods/Results/Discussion limits, and exporting a single .docx for submission.
Quick Start
Export my completed draft to a journal-formatted Word document by selecting the appropriate template, running the session workflow from template read to save_document, and enforce the default section word limits.