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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Works with PPTX and POTX files to build slide decks, extract text, update presentations, and combine or split files. Supports templates, layouts, speaker notes, and comments.
Supports reading, generating, and modifying PowerPoint slides, layouts, and templates. Intended uses include executive decks, training materials, and product reviews.
Supports creating and modifying .pptx presentations and analyzing their content. Covers slide layouts, comments, speaker notes, and other presentation tasks.
Produces PowerPoint files in headless managed-agent sessions. Operates without controlling a live presentation or requiring an open Office application.
Establish the narrative, source material, and design context for a new editable PPTX deck.
Builds PPTX presentations with PptxGenJS, including covers, contents pages, section dividers, and summary slides. Supports editing existing decks through XML workflows and extracting text with markitdown.
Generates presentations with cover, contents, content, section divider, and summary slides using PptxGenJS. Also edits existing PPTX files through XML workflows and extracts presentation text with markitdown.
Creates and edits PowerPoint presentations from scratch using PptxGenJS. Uses MiniMax's production-tested deck pipeline.
Compares python-pptx exports with source HTML decks to identify overflow, cropping, missing emphasis, styling loss, and spacing differences. Repairs and re-exports decks using strict footer and content-flow layout rules.
The name indicates PowerPoint file manipulation; the description provides no further detail.
Supports creating, editing, and analyzing .pptx presentations. Describes the format as a ZIP archive of XML files and resources that can be read or modified with task-specific tools and workflows.
Builds research and conference posters from author-approved local content and assets. Includes checks for physical dimensions, printing, accessibility, provenance, and package security.
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