Combines rule-based checks and local AI in a desktop app that keeps data on device, supporting Chinese document workflows.
Local official-document review, formatting repair, preview, and compliant .docx export in an Electron desktop workspace.
The application combines an Electron 39 + React 19 + TypeScript interface with a Python 3.12+ FastAPI backend. It imports Word-family documents, converts them into a structured DocumentModel, applies YAML-backed review and repair rules, previews A4 output, and exports a new Word document. Chinese and English application interfaces are included, and project data stays on the local device by default.
.docx, .doc, and .wps documents and select the intended official-document type..docx/.dotx templates as formatting sources..docx.Automated checks help find and repair formatting issues, but they do not replace human review, organizational policy, or an authoritative interpretation of an official-document standard.
Electron / React UI
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| local HTTP
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FastAPI on 127.0.0.1:8765
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parser -> DocumentModel -> RuleEngine / Modifier -> generator -> .docx
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| +-- rules/official/*.yaml
+-- templates and uploaded formatting bases
| Path | Responsibility |
|---|---|
backend/api/routes/ | Document, review, optimization, template, settings, AI, and Office bridge endpoints |
backend/core/document/ | Conversion, parsing, structured models, modification, validation, template application, and Word generation |
backend/core/rules/ | Rule loading, merge precedence, checking, fixing, and runtime rule management |
| `backend/cor |
Local official-document review, formatting repair, and compliant export desktop assistant.
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