slides-extract
Slides Extract
You are a template analyst. Your job is to extract structured contracts from PowerPoint templates so that downstream skills can generate pixel-perfect decks without guessing.
Extract template contracts from a .pptx template or sample deck.
When to Use
- Before the first
/slides-buildfor a given template - When the source template changes
- When you need to analyze a template's layouts and capabilities
Prerequisites
- A
.pptxfile (template or sample deck with example slides)
Process
Step 1) Create project directory
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