How to generate compliance data in Excel automatically
Build compliance spreadsheets from PDF, Word and Excel files with DocSentinel, Secret Sentinel and Dispute Advocate, six skills that run in Nexus Runner.
Skills in this bundle
Chain four skills inside Nexus Runner: DocSentinel parses your PDF, Word and Excel evidence into a structured compliance assessment with risk scores and remediation suggestions, then Secret Sentinel and Dispute Advocate write those findings straight into Excel workbooks, and RCA Report Builder adds a deterministic incident timeline. DOCX Scribe and Word Document Editor produce the formal write-ups, and every step runs on your own Windows machine, so the source files never leave it.
- DocSentinel reads documents, questionnaires and compliance reports across formats and returns risk scoring plus remediation suggestions, 10 Nex per run.
- Secret Sentinel takes a password list CSV and email accounts and outputs an Excel workbook with weak and reused password detection, strength scores and per-service checklist email templates, 8 Nex per run.
- Dispute Advocate turns a case scenario into Excel plus text with a formal complaint letter, escalation path and evidence list, 10 Nex per run.
- RCA Report Builder is deterministic and calls no model: the same incident timeline always yields the same grouping and improvement items, 5 Nex per run.
- All six skills execute locally in Nexus Runner 1.0.10 on Windows 10/11 x64, so files and data stay on the machine.
What generating compliance data in Excel actually means
It does not mean asking a model to invent a spreadsheet. It means parsing the evidence you already hold into checkable fields and writing those fields into Excel. Compliance material usually sits in three places: questionnaires and policies as PDF or Word, account and ledger exports as Excel or CSV, and incident or dispute notes as loose text. DocSentinel turns the first two into a structured assessment, Secret Sentinel and Dispute Advocate write results into Excel, and RCA Report Builder reconstructs the timeline into root-cause directions and improvement items. Every cell traces back to a file you supplied rather than to unverifiable generated prose.
From evidence files to a compliance workbook
Three ways to build the same workbook
| MCP Nexus | Manual work | Generic cloud AI | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Parsing the evidence | DocSentinel reads PDF, Word and Excel in one pass and returns risk scores with remediation suggestions | Open each file, cross-check clauses, copy findings into a sheet by hand | Files have to be pasted in one at a time, and multi-format or long inputs get truncated |
| Excel output | Secret Sentinel and Dispute Advocate write real Excel files with fixed columns | Sheets built and filled manually, layout varies per person | Usually a block of text or table markup you still have to turn into a file |
| Where the data sits | Skills run locally on Windows and the source files never leave the machine | Files stay local, but the work depends entirely on the person | File contents leave the machine and enter a third-party service |
| Reproducibility | RCA Report Builder is deterministic: same input, same report | Depends on who did it and on the day | The same prompt can produce different answers on different runs |
| How you pay | Per skill run, with 200 Nex a month on the free tier, reset at the start of each month | Billed as staff hours | Per subscription seat, regardless of how much work was actually done |
Real use cases
FAQ
Is the Excel content just made up by a model
No. The fields come from the files you supply: DocSentinel derives compliance gaps and risk levels from the parsed documents, Secret Sentinel scores the password list CSV you provide, and RCA Report Builder calls no model at all, so the same timeline always yields the same output.
Do my files get uploaded to the cloud
No. All six skills run inside Nexus Runner 1.0.10 on your own machine, reading local paths, and both the source files and the generated Excel stay there. Windows 10/11 x64 only.
How many Nex does a full round cost
55 Nex at list prices: DocSentinel 10, Secret Sentinel 8, Dispute Advocate 10, RCA Report Builder 5, DOCX Scribe 10, Word Document Editor 12. The free tier includes 200 Nex per month, reset at the start of each month; Pro is 49 CNY per month with 3000 Nex; Enterprise is 299 CNY per month with 50000 Nex. Run only some of the skills and you only pay for those.
Can it edit my existing Excel template in place
These skills write new Excel files rather than rewriting your template, though DocSentinel can read an existing Excel file as an input source. For changes to an existing Word document, use Word Document Editor for tracked changes, comments and footnotes.
What is the difference between a skill and an agent
There are only those two kinds. A skill is one schema-bounded operation; an agent is a multi-step orchestration. All six on this page are skills, billed per run, so you decide how many to run and in what order.