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19 Spreadsheets (XLSX) alternatives

Spreadsheets (XLSX): Open, create, and edit spreadsheets — formulas, formatting, charts, data cleaning, and CSV/TSV conversion. 19 agent skills do similar work, most sharing Productivity, Document Processing and Analytics, ranked by how much they have in common with Spreadsheets (XLSX).

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  1. by PaddlePaddle

    Turn PDFs and scanned images into structured Markdown/JSON: cell-level tables, LaTeX formulas, correct multi-column order.

    Also: Data Extraction, Document Processing

  2. by Anthropic

    Read, create, and manipulate PDF files — extract text and tables, merge, split, watermark, fill forms, encrypt, and OCR scanned pages.

    Also: Data Extraction, Document Processing

  3. by Anthropic

    Build, read, and edit PowerPoint presentations — slides, layouts, templates, speaker notes, and comments.

    Also: Document Processing, Productivity

  4. by Anthropic

    Create, read, and edit Microsoft Word documents — headings, tables of contents, page numbers, letterheads, tracked changes, comments, and images.

    Also: Document Processing, Productivity

  5. by Hugging Face

    Read-only recipes for the Hugging Face Dataset Viewer API — resolve splits, paginate rows, run text search and row filters, and pull parquet URLs and column statistics.

    Also: Data Extraction

  6. by SerpApi

    SerpApi's official skill for structured search: which of 130+ engines to call for citations, local businesses, flights, hotels, shopping or jobs, which response key holds the answer, and the gotchas that silently return the wrong field.

    Also: Data Extraction

  7. by DuckDB

    Run SQL — or a plain-English question — against DuckDB databases, CSV, Parquet, JSON and Excel files, with schema inspection and error recovery built in.

    Also: Analytics

  8. by Tinybird

    Tinybird's own datafile and SQL rules for coding agents — datasources, pipes, endpoints, materialized views, deduplication and query optimisation.

    Also: Analytics

  9. by Google

    Google's official BigQuery skill — datasets, tables, jobs and SQL from the bq CLI, plus the reference set for IAM, Terraform, change history and continuous queries.

    Also: Analytics

  10. by ClickHouse Inc

    ClickHouse's official agent skill: 31 rules for primary keys, data types, JOINs, batching and partitioning that an agent must check and cite before advising on a schema or query.

    Also: Analytics

  11. by PostHog

    PostHog's official skill for auditing a live analytics implementation — scripts, network calls, and window state — read-only, via browser automation.

    Also: Analytics

  12. by docling-project (IBM)

    Parse, convert, chunk, and structurally analyze PDFs, DOCX, PPTX, HTML, and images with IBM's open-source Docling toolkit.

    Also: Document Processing

  13. by Z.ai (Zhipu AI)

    Extract complex tables, including merged cells and multi-row headers, from images and PDFs into clean Markdown.

    Also: Document Processing

  14. by Google Workspace

    Google's official skill for the gws CLI — drive Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Sheets, Docs, Chat and Admin APIs from an agent, with Model Armor screening.

    Also: Productivity

  15. by Matt Pocock

    Compress the current Claude Code session into a portable handoff document so a fresh agent can continue the work without re-reading the whole conversation.

    Also: Productivity

  16. by ayghri

    An output-style skill that stops a coding agent burying the answer: action first, numbered steps, state restated every turn, no preamble or filler.

    Also: Productivity

  17. by Basecamp

    Drive a HEY account from an agent through the HEY CLI — Imbox and screener, threads, replies, drafts, contacts, calendar, todos, habits, time tracking and journal entries.

    Also: Productivity

  18. by Notion

    Notion's official meeting-prep skill: searches the workspace for context, enriches it with research, then writes an internal pre-read and an external agenda back into Notion.

    Also: Productivity

  19. by Anthropic

    Write internal company communications in the formats your organization prefers — announcements, updates, and team messages.

    Also: Productivity