spreadsheet-use 0.1.1a7

Spreadsheet Use: Alias package for univer-use

Univer Use

LangGraph-powered agent utilities and tools for Univer spreadsheets. This library provides a ready-to-use graph entrypoint and helper tools to build agents that operate against Univer via Univer-MCP.

Features

• LangGraph graph entrypoint: univer_use/graph.py:build_graph
• Spreadsheet action agent with MCP tools
• Prompt templates packaged with the library

Install You can install this package using either name (both are the same package):

Option 1: univer-use

• pip: pip install univer-use
• uv: uv add univer-use
• Poetry: poetry add univer-use

Option 2: spreadsheet-use

• pip: pip install spreadsheet-use
• uv: uv add spreadsheet-use
• Poetry: poetry add spreadsheet-use

Note: Both univer-use and spreadsheet-use provide identical functionality. Choose whichever name you prefer.

Requirements

• Python 3.11+
• Credentials via environment or .env (python-dotenv):
  • OPENROUTER_API_KEY – API key for your OpenRouter-compatible provider
  • OPENROUTER_ENDPOINT – Base URL for the provider endpoint
  • UNIVER_API_KEY – Univer API key (if required by your MCP setup)

Quickstart Minimal example to compile and run the graph once:

import asyncio
# Both imports work the same way:
# from univer_use import build_graph
from spreadsheet_use import build_graph

async def main():
    graph = await build_graph()
    # Provide initial state. At minimum, include a conversation_id.
    state = {
        "messages": [],
        "conversation_id": "default",
    }
    result = await graph.ainvoke(state)
    print(result)

asyncio.run(main())

Run Locally with LangGraph CLI The repo includes a local dev config that uses the build_graph entrypoint:

langgraph dev --config examples/sheet_edit/langgraph.json --debug-port 5678 --allow-blocking

This uses the graph at univer_use/graph.py:build_graph. Set env vars in .env or your shell before running. See examples/sheet_edit/.env for an example.

Development

Setup

• Install dependencies: uv sync

Adding Dependencies Simply use standard dependency management commands:

# Add a runtime dependency
uv add package-name

# Add a development dependency  
uv add --dev package-name

Building & Testing

• Run tests: uv run pytest -q
• Build both packages: make build-both

Available Make Commands Run make help to see all available commands for development.

Package Architecture

• univer-use: The main package containing all functionality
• spreadsheet-use: A lightweight alias package that depends on univer-use

License MIT. See LICENSE.