What problem does it solve? Turning finalized slide content into an actual PPTX file often goes wrong: storylines get silently rewritten during production, whole pages get rasterized into uneditable images, or designs that look fine on screen fail on projectors. This Skill handles the production stage only, choosing the right build route and enforcing QA so the output is openable, editable, and faithful to the approved content. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Four production routes: build a new deck from scratch, remix an existing brand template, assemble page-numbered SVGs into PPTX, or surgically edit specific slides, notes, and themes in an existing PPTX via OOXML. - Slide build spec: converts per-page content plans into a structured build specification covering layout type, visual components, asset gaps, and immutability constraints before production starts. - Five optional style systems: Swiss Style, Bento, Flat Design, Google Material, and Memphis, each with fit criteria, execution rules, and QA checklists, applied only when explicitly requested. - Use Case: You have an approved 8-page content plan and a corporate template PPTX. The Skill inventories the template layouts, maps content to suitable placeholders, replaces content without touching unapproved pages, and delivers the deck with a QA report. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to turn your approved page-by-page slide plan into a 16:9 PPTX deck using your company template, keeping all other content unchanged.
