Workflows and apps

Word, Excel, and PowerPoint add-ins

Install Oppermind’s Office task pane and work with the live file and current selection.

What the Office task pane can use

The add-in works inside Word, Excel, or PowerPoint, reads the current selection, and edits the open file. It uses the same Oppermind account and AI billing as the web workspace.

The task pane reads your selection (or the whole document) and answers beside it.
Try this
In Word, with customer-agreement.docx open, highlight the termination clause, open the Oppermind pane and type: Rewrite this clause in plain English at the same length, keeping every obligation.
What you getThe rewritten clause replaces your selection in the live document, the note on what changed stays in the pane, and usage counts against the same Oppermind account as the web workspace.

Install from a computer

Open Settings, Apps and extensions, then download the Office add-ins package. Register the catalog with the included Windows or macOS script, restart Office, and enable Oppermind from the add-ins controls.

Settings → Apps and extensions: download the add-ins package and install it from a computer.
Try this
On your computer, open Settings, Apps and extensions, click Download add-ins (.zip), unzip it, run the included Windows or macOS registration script, restart Word, then enable Oppermind from the add-ins controls.
What you getAfter the restart Word's Home tab shows an Oppermind button, and Excel and PowerPoint pick up the same catalog.

Open Oppermind in Office

Use Home, then the Oppermind ribbon button. Select the passage, range, or slide content that should ground the request before asking for a change.

Open Oppermind from the ribbon; the pane shows which app it is in and what is loaded.
Try this
In PowerPoint, click Home then Oppermind, select the text box on slide 6 with the untidy bullet list, and type: Tighten these to five bullets of at most eight words each.
What you getYour selection grounds the request, the bullets on slide 6 are replaced, and the rest of the deck is untouched.

Use Word and Excel deliberately

In Word, request focused writing and document edits. In Excel, ground analysis or changes in the selected range and verify data, formulas, formats, and downstream references.

Insert adds content at the cursor; Replace selection swaps out what you selected.
Try this
In Excel, select B2:F14 on the cash-flow tab and type in the pane: Explain what each formula in row 14 does and flag any that reference a blank cell.
What you getThe explanation appears in the pane rather than in the workbook because it is conversation; you check the flagged references yourself before changing anything.

Create real PowerPoint slides

The PowerPoint add-in can build genuine designed slides with layouts, positioned content, and relevant images. Inspect slide order, text, imagery, notes, and presentation behavior in PowerPoint.

Slides are composed as real PowerPoint content; the status line counts the seconds.
Try this
In PowerPoint with a blank presentation open, type in the pane: Build an eight-slide onboarding deck for new warehouse staff: safety, shifts, equipment, who to ask. Add relevant images and speaker notes.
What you getEight designed slides with layouts, positioned text, images and notes appear in the presentation; you step through them in PowerPoint to check order, wording and imagery.

Interrupt and redirect

If a reply is heading in the wrong direction, stop it and send the corrected instruction. Review the live Office file before saving or sharing.

Send becomes Stop while a reply runs; stop, then redirect with a new message.
Try this
If the pane starts drafting a formal letter when you wanted a short note, click the send button while the reply is running to stop it, then type: Too formal. Make it a four-line email to the parent, friendly tone, same facts.
What you getThe first reply stops where it is, the corrected instruction runs instead, and you read the result in the live Word document before saving.
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