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doxx is a terminal document viewer for .docx files, published by Brandon Greenwell. The software is designed to render the contents of Microsoft Word .docx documents directly within a terminal environment, allowing users to read these files without launching a graphical word processor or leaving the command line. Its purpose centers on providing a lightweight, text-based alternative for inspecting .docx content, which is useful in contexts where a graphical interface is unavailable, undesirable, or impractical, such as remote shell sessions, headless systems, server environments, or workflows that are otherwise terminal-centric. Use cases include quickly previewing documents, checking the textual content of a .docx file during development or scripting tasks, and integrating document inspection into command-line workflows. The relevant category for this software is document viewing, specifically within the domain of terminal-based or command-line utilities, and it can also be associated with developer tools and file inspection tools given its command-line orientation. The current version of doxx is 0.1.4. Only one version of the software has been recorded in the catalog, so 0.1.4 represents the complete release history available at this time and there are no earlier or later releases to compare. The low version number, beginning at 0.x, indicates that the project is in an early stage of its release lifecycle, though no further claims about stability, roadmap, or planned features can be made from the available data. No information is provided regarding supported platforms, licensing, dependencies, or specific rendering capabilities beyond the stated function of viewing .docx files in a terminal. Prospective users seeking a simple way to read Word documents from the command line may consider doxx as a candidate tool within the terminal document viewer category.
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