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get_supported_formats answers “can it edit this, and what can it save it as?”. Without a file it returns the catalog per format family; with a file, that file’s family and save targets. Example prompt: “What can I save travel-policy.pdf as?”

Tool description (as the AI agent sees it):

Lists the formats GroupDocs.Editor can open for editing and save to. Without a file it returns the whole catalog per format family; with a file it returns that file’s family and the formats it can be saved to. Call this when the user asks which formats are supported, or before save_from_html / replace_text with an unusual target. Families: WordProcessing, Spreadsheet, Presentation, FixedLayout (PDF), Textual (TXT, HTML, XML, Markdown, JSON), Email, Ebook. Returns JSON: without a file { families: [ { family, loadFormats[], saveFormats[] } ] }; with a file { fileName, family, saveFormats[] }. Extensions are lower-case without a dot. On failure isError is set and the text starts with ‘Supported-formats lookup failed for’; a file that cannot be found returns the list of available files instead.

{
  "name": "get_supported_formats",
  "arguments": {
    "file": {
      "filePath": "travel-policy.pdf"
    }
  }
}

JSON — captured from server 26.10.0:

{
  "fileName": "travel-policy.pdf",
  "family": "FixedLayout",
  "saveFormats": [ "docx", "doc", "docm", "dot", "dotx", "dotm", "rtf", "odt",
                   "ott", "pdf", "xps", "txt", "md", "mhtml", "epub", "mobi",
                   "azw3" ]
}

Without file, the response lists families[], each with loadFormats and saveFormats — WordProcessing, Spreadsheet, Presentation, FixedLayout (PDF), Textual, and the e-book and email families. The full matrix: Supported formats.

• “Which formats can you edit?”
• “Can this PDF be saved as Word?”
• “What can I turn this presentation into?”