Doco: AI Writing Assistant Integrated into Microsoft Word
By
Jim Zhang
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Summary
Doco is an AI writing assistant integrated into Microsoft Word, combining features from Grammarly, Cursor, and Co-Pilot to enhance structured document workflows. It allows users to reference files and create custom projects without leaving Word.
Key quotes
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It combines the power of Grammarly, Cursor, and Co-Pilot—optimized for structured document workflows.
Reference any file, create custom projects and workflows - all without leaving Word.
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