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univer-clilisted

Use when solving spreadsheet workbook problems with the `univer` CLI as a terminal-native spreadsheet engine: Excel-compatible `.xlsx` handoff, `.univer` packages, workbook inspection, range search, formulas, formatting, charts, shapes, floating images, rich spreadsheet edits, live preview and viewer review comments, versioning, shell-native `pipe out`/`pipe in` roundtrips, or bounded `run` scripts.
dream-num/skills · ★ 34 · Data & Documents · score 82
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# univer-cli `univer` is a spreadsheet engine in the terminal. Use it when an agent needs real workbook semantics: sheets, ranges, formulas, formatting, layout, previews, imports, exports, or versioned workbook state. Install the CLI with `npm i -g univer-cli`. Update the CLI with `univer update`. The executable is `univer`. ## Core Mental Model Treat workbook-visible state as the source of truth. A successful command summary, package metadata, or an internal manifest does not prove that sheet names, cell values, formulas, formatting, or exported handoff files are correct. The workbook path is the local identity. Pick one explicit path such as `./budget.univer` and use that path as the CLI target. Do not target workbooks by `unitId`, `sessionId`, manifest ids, or runtime ids. `.univer` files are CLI operation targets, not agent-editable data stores. Read and write workbook data through public CLI surfaces such as `inspect`, `search`, `pipe`, `run`, `export`, `status`, and `commit`. Use `univer help` and `univer help <command...>` for exact syntax. For `run` scripts, use `univer help run` and `univer help run <topic>` before relying on unfamiliar APIs. ## Use When Use this skill when the task involves spreadsheet or workbook work, especially: - creating, importing, exporting, or handing off `.xlsx`, `.csv`, or `.univer` files - inspecting workbook shape, sheets, ranges, formulas, formatting, or visible cell state - locating content-defined rows, columns, headers, or