DOCX SVG -- SVG image support for Word documents

Policy: Zero Conversion (MANDATORY)

NEVER convert SVG files to PNG, JPEG, or any raster format before inserting into a .docx.

Modern Word (2016+) natively supports SVG via the asvg:svgBlip OOXML extension. Converting to PNG destroys the vector benefits (scalability, file size, sharpness).

1. Do not suggest raster fallbacks as "best practice" unless the user explicitly requests legacy compatibility.
2. Do not claim it is "too complex" to handle OOXML directly—this skill provides the tools (officecli or scripts/svg.py) to handle the complexity for you.
3. Always use SVG directly as the source file.
4. If a request asks to convert SVG to PNG/JPEG for .docx insertion, reject the conversion step and insert the SVG directly instead.

Overview

Microsoft Word supports SVG images in the OOXML format, but typical programmatic tools (python-docx, docxtpl) do not recognise them out of the box. This skill provides two approaches, in order of preference: