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Live · 2026Document editingMCP · AI agents

Docx System

docx.lapoule.dev

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that connects Claude, Cursor or any compatible agent directly to Microsoft Word. Reading, editing, formatting — in natural language, with nothing to install on the user side. For companies, the system orchestrates document pipelines end to end, from first draft to final sign-off.

.docx is still the document standard in business: plugging AI agents straight into Word, rather than rewriting everything elsewhere, tackles the problem where the value is created.

Stack
.NET Rust TypeScript Koyeb (dynamic) Cloudflare
Audience
Individual users through Claude.ai · document teams automating their pipelines.
Status
In production · MCP server is open source.
Live · 2026RecruitingLiving CVs · AI

Dead or Alive

dead-or-alive.ai

Headhunting, open to everyone. Companies publish structured wanted notices, each with its bounty; anyone can bring the right profile and collect the bounty if the hire goes through. Referrals are no longer limited to employees: they become external and paid per hire.

The foundation is living CVs: typed data (JSON Resume) stored on Cloudflare R2, rendered on the fly to PDF, HTML, SVG or Word by Typst, translated into every language by AI and shareable through a single link that always points to the latest version. The core is written in Rust (models, rendering, axum API); the AI commands (translation, CV parsing) run in Python inside an embedded interpreter.

Stack
Rust Python Typst TypeScript Cloudflare R2 Koyeb
Audience
Independent headhunters and referral networks · hiring companies · candidates who want an always up-to-date CV.
Status
Website live · living-CV foundation operational · bounty marketplace in progress.
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More products will follow — each one incubated against an explicit economic criterion before it shows up here.