powerpoint — Skills — getagentictools

What it does

Audit: Generate thumbnail grid (scripts/thumbnail.py) to analyze layout.

Duplication: Use scripts/rearrange.py to duplicate and reorder slides.

Text Injection: Use scripts/replace.py with the JSON inventory to populate content.

Fonts: You MUST use web-safe fonts ONLY (Arial, Helvetica, Georgia).

Colors: You MUST NOT use the # prefix in PptxGenJS hex codes (causes corruption).

Layout: You SHOULD prefer two-column or full-slide layouts. You MUST NOT stack charts below text.

Verification: You MUST generate a final thumbnail grid with --cols 4 to inspect for text cutoff or overlap issues.

powerpoint

Source

Repository: https://github.com/igorwarzocha/opencode-workflows

powerpoint FAQ

What does the powerpoint skill do?

|- Handle PowerPoint (.pptx) creation, design, and analysis. Use for pitch decks, status updates, and visual storytelling. Use proactively when precise layout positioning and design principles are needed. Examples: - user: "Create a 10-slide deck for the board meeting" -> use design principles + html2pptx - user: "Convert this report into a presentation" -> extract text and map to template - user: "Audit this deck for layout issues" -> generate thumbnail grid for inspection Audit: Generate thumbnail grid (scripts/thumbnail.py) to analyze layout. Duplication: Use scripts/rearrange.py to duplicate and reorder slides.

How do I install powerpoint?

Run: npx -y skills add https://github.com/igorwarzocha/opencode-workflows --skill powerpoint --agent claude-code — the source lives at github.com/igorwarzocha/opencode-workflows.

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