PPT as Code

What it does

PPT as Code is a structured skill for planning, authoring, and delivering HTML-based presentations using a staged, creator-first pipeline. It guides the agent through ingestion, optional source normalization, scene derivation, mode routing (quick/basic/advanced), visualization planning, image workflows, QA checks, and static HTML output with an optional PPTX export handoff. The skill codifies gating rules (blocking steps), persistence strategies, and detailed artifact contracts to ensure repeatable delivery.

When to use it

Use this skill when a user requests a web-based deck, needs a maintainable HTML-first slide export, or wants a reproducible workflow for converting long-form source material into slide sequences. It's aimed at creators who want staged outputs (briefs, scripts, visual plans, image plans, index.html) and clear decision points before generating final artifacts.

What's included

• Scripts: none bundled; the skill references adapters (pdf_to_md.py, doc_to_md.py, web_to_md.py) in its rules and references where available
• References: extensive in-SKILL rules and resource manifests describing mode behaviors, visualization guidance, and export handoffs
• Instructions: step-by-step gated workflow from ingestion through delivery, including pre-HTML QA and export manifest guidance

Compatible agents

Compatible with local CLI agents and environments that can run helper scripts and follow serial pipelines; suitable for agents that support Read, AskUserQuestion, and file persistence when available.