what is neura-office fr?

NEURA Office is a suite of tools that lets a chatbot produce real Word, PowerPoint, and Excel files instead of just plain text. It plugs into Open WebUI, which is a self hosted chat interface people run instead of using a service like ChatGPT's website, pointing it at models such as OpenAI, Claude, or a local model. Open WebUI supports small plugins called Tools that give the chat model new abilities, and NEURA Office adds three of these: one that produces Word documents, one that produces PowerPoint slides, and one that produces Excel spreadsheets. The problem it solves is that asking an AI assistant for a report, a pitch deck, or a budget usually gives you plain text you have to reformat by hand, an HTML or PDF file that cannot be edited afterward, or a broken Office file with wrong styles and formulas turned into plain text. NEURA Office instead builds files using the same libraries professional developers use to generate real Office documents, so the result opens correctly in Word, PowerPoint, Excel, LibreOffice, Pages, Keynote, or Google Sheets and can be edited like any normal file. The Word tool can build covers, headings, tables, callouts, a table of contents, and even reuse a company letterhead you upload. The PowerPoint tool builds editable slide decks with about twenty five layouts, native charts that stay as real charts, and built in icons rather than pictures pulled from the internet. The Excel tool writes multi sheet workbooks with real formulas that recalculate when opened, filters, data validation, and charts. Each of the three tools lives in its own separate repository with its own releases, and this repository is the hub that explains how they fit together and tracks future plans, including a planned add-in for Microsoft 365 that would work directly inside Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. Everything is released under the MIT license and works with Open WebUI version 0.4 or newer, installed by pasting one Python file per tool with no extra background services required.