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OpenDocBot

A client-side, provider-agnostic AI agent for Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint that lets you bring your own AI model or key.

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About OpenDocBot

OpenDocBot

OpenDocBot is an AI agent for Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint) that is installed from the Microsoft Marketplace. It runs 100% client-side and connects directly to the AI provider you configure, such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, DeepSeek, OpenRouter, or local models via Ollama, using your own keys or endpoints. The page states that no document data touches OpenDocBot's servers, that there are no intermediate servers, proxies, or telemetry, and that source code is public on GitHub under a fair-code license. An optional human-in-the-loop approval gate lets users review model proposals before edits are applied. Free for individuals and teams of up to 30 users; a commercial license is required beyond 30 users.

Key features

  • Connect to multiple AI providers: OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, DeepSeek, OpenRouter, or local models via Ollama
  • Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) model with provider-agnostic configuration
  • Swap models on the fly
  • 100% client-side operation with no intermediate servers or proxies
  • No hidden telemetry
  • Optional human-in-the-loop approval gate to review proposals before edits are applied
  • Works with OpenAI-compatible local servers and can run fully offline with local models
  • Public source code on GitHub that can be audited, modified, and self-hosted
  • Works in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint

Best suited for

  • Summarizing reports in Word
  • Analyzing data and writing formulas in Excel
  • Drafting slides and building presentations in PowerPoint
  • Organizations wanting to avoid AI vendor lock-in
  • Teams with privacy or air-gapped requirements using local models

Pricing

Free for individuals and teams of up to 30 users; a commercial license is required for organizations scaling past 30 users.

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