excel-cli
Discover and launch the Excel CLI for ordinary Excel workbook requests on Windows, including reads, writes, formulas, data refreshes, and workbook automation. Use the installed excel-cli plugin's npx launcher and native help to find commands; report presentation conventions are a separate optional skill.
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SKILL.md
--- name: excel-cli description: >- Discover and launch the Excel CLI for ordinary Excel workbook requests on Windows, including reads, writes, formulas, data refreshes, and workbook automation. Use the installed excel-cli plugin's npx launcher and native help to find commands; report presentation conventions are a separate optional skill. compatibility: Windows with desktop Excel, Node.js 18 or later, and the excel-cli plugin. --- # Excel CLI discovery The plugin does not place `excelcli` on PATH. Its launcher runs `npx -y @sbroenne/excelcli@latest`; do not assume a standalone executable is installed or restore the retired GitHub-release downloader. For the plugin-bundled copy of this skill, `..\..\bin\start-cli.ps1` relative to the directory containing this `SKILL.md` locates the plugin launcher. For a standalone skill installation (including the skill ZIP), that relative path does not apply: the skill package does not contain the launcher. Locate the actual installed `excel-cli` plugin through the client's plugin listing and installation directory instead; do not resolve the launcher relative to the standalone skill. If the required plugin is absent, report that prerequisite rather than invoking a nonexistent file. Replace `<plugin-root>` below with that plugin's actual installed directory: ```powershell & "<plugin-root>\bin\start-cli.ps1" --help & "<plugin-root>\bin\start-cli.ps1" session --help ``` Use the same full launcher path for subsequent commands, especially quoted JSON arguments in Windows PowerShell. Discover exact command names, flags, defaults, and save/close behavior through native `--help`; do not invent syntax. Inspect the existing workbook state relevant to the request. Preserve unrelated contents and save only the authorized result. If an operation fails, inspect its reported partial state rather than assuming rollback or automatically cleaning up. Load `excel-cli-report-formatting` only for requested report presentation, not ordinary Excel reads or targeted updates.