Python-powered document generation for Microsoft Word

Create an anchor by clicking where you want the output in Word, which places a content control at the cursor and fills it either manually or automatically with the cell's output once it is ready

Re-run the cell at any time and the anchor updates in place, replacing only the managed region without touching surrounding text or formatting

Auto-insert mode writes every execution result to its anchor immediately after each run, keeping the document current without manual steps

Anchor links are stored inside the .docx file itself, so they survive saves, shares, and reopens across machines

Anchor the same cell to multiple document locations to repeat a computed value. For example, a summary figure can appear in both a header and a detail table and update together

Drift indicators badge affected cells when Word content at an anchor has been manually edited since the last insertion, preventing stale outputs from going unnoticed

Runs Python directly in the browser, with no server setup required. The Pyodide runtime executes code in a sandboxed Web Worker; JupyterLite extends this with R and JavaScript kernel support

Proactive Resource Watchdog monitors WebAssembly heap memory and execution loops to prevent browser lockups

Offline-capable package mirror (local wheels) for strict corporate firewall environments without CDN dependencies

In-browser Secrets Management safely handles API keys and environment variables in local storage without document persistence

Local VFS Explorer allows managing large project workspaces in IndexedDB, with clear warnings regarding Edge browser cache erasure policies

Interpolate live Python variables directly into your Markdown text using {{ expression }} syntax

Generate rich grid-tables with an advanced styling language supporting custom colors, alignment, and typography

Single-Button Re-Rendering instantly updates entire document sections or individual anchored outputs

Drift Indicators visually highlight when an inserted output has been manually modified in Word, preventing accidental overwriting

Cell Focus Mode isolates a single cell for distraction-free coding and debugging

Secrets are stored locally in the browser and injected into the kernel's environment (os.environ) at session start. Access them in code via os.environ.get('MY_KEY') with no changes to notebooks

Because secrets stay on your machine, the Word document can be freely shared or emailed, and recipients supply their own credentials through their own vault

Prevents the common mistake of hardcoding API keys into notebook cells that may later be shared, exported, or stored in SharePoint

Works with both the in-browser runtime and an external Jupyter Server. The vault injects into whichever session is active

Manage secrets from the Secrets tab in the Settings dialog: add, update, or delete individual entries, or clear the entire vault

IntelliSense for the injected InkRider API, available before any cell is run

Completions for top-level functions and classes in your VFS Python scripts

Works in both JupyterLite and external Jupyter Server modes, with no kernel roundtrip

Syntax highlighting, bracket matching, find/replace, and line numbers out of the box

Execution Tool enables batched queue execution, running multiple notebooks sequentially or in parallel with auto-insertion

Document Embedding securely stores small assets and notebooks directly inside the .docx CustomXML structure for permanent portability

Direct integration with Microsoft OneDrive (/drive/cloud/) provides reliable, permanent cloud storage for large files and enterprise datasets

Built-in Acronym Generator automatically scans document text and code outputs to build and standardize terminology tables

Asset Locking prevents multiple users from overwriting the same code or document section simultaneously

Tools panel: Execution Tool (batch queue runner), Session Manager (view and restart active kernels), VFS Explorer (browse and manage virtual filesystem files), and Cloud Storage (OneDrive browser)

Document panel: Anchors Viewer lists every anchor in the document with its status, drift state, last-run time, and a one-click jump to its position in Word

Logs panel: real-time log stream from the add-in runtime, filterable by level and component, useful for diagnosing unexpected execution or insertion behaviour

Focus mode isolates a single cell in a fullscreen view, which is useful for writing longer markdown sections or debugging complex code without panel distractions

Panel positions and visibility persist across sessions; each panel can be independently positioned, collapsed, or maximized

High-visibility anchor mode makes content controls visually prominent in Word so you can see exactly where each cell's output lands