Slide Deck Skill

This produces a real, editable .pptx — not a markdown outline — by writing and running a python-pptx script. It turns a brief, doc, or outline into a deck that follows good slide hygiene: a headline that states the point (not a vague title), one idea per slide, concise bullets, and consistent styling — so the user opens an actual PowerPoint they can present and edit.

Environment: produces a binary file, so it needs code execution — Claude Code, the API code-execution tool, or Claude.ai. In the browser playground (no code execution), the existing PPTX export turns any skill's markdown into slides; this skill is for a built-from-brief deck.

Required Inputs

Ask for these only if they aren't already provided:

• Deck type & goal — pitch, board update, sales deck, training, readout — and the one thing the audience should do/believe.
• The content — an outline, doc, or notes (the skill structures it into slides).
• Audience & length — who's watching and roughly how many slides.
• Brand — any colours/font (defaults to a clean, neutral theme otherwise).