# Veqtor

> Veqtor is a local, open-source MCP server that gives compatible AI clients defined tools for working with tracked changes in Microsoft Word documents.

Public technical Alpha: macOS and Linux; Python 3.12-3.14; Claude Code on macOS/Linux; Claude Desktop on macOS.

What Veqtor can do:
- find Word negotiation drafts in deterministic filename order;
- read supported tracked text changes;
- check wording against a specific anchored change;
- test a complete proposed edit batch before writing;
- create a separate Word document with supported tracked changes;
- export a compact local activity record.

Important boundaries:
- Claude supplies reasoning and drafting; Veqtor supplies document facts and defined writes.
- Veqtor does not provide legal advice.
- Veqtor never overwrites the source or an existing output file.
- It is not a generic Word editor or a tamper-evident audit system.
- Comments, headers, footers, footnotes, accept/reject, Windows and hosted MCP are outside v0.1.
- Text returned to the AI client may be processed by the user's model provider under that provider's terms.

## Primary pages

- [Product](https://veqtor.pro/product): user-facing product explanation.
- [Demo](https://veqtor.pro/demo): sample contract workflow with video.
- [Setup](https://veqtor.pro/setup): Claude Code and Claude Desktop setup.
- [Documentation](https://veqtor.pro/docs): technical tool and workflow overview.
- [Limitations](https://veqtor.pro/limitations): plain-language and technical Alpha limits.
- [Contract guides](https://veqtor.pro/guides): English-law commercial contract library.
- [Source](https://github.com/JohnDeer-ai/veqtor-mcp): versioned code and release documentation.