What problem does it solve? HTML slide decks cannot be edited in PowerPoint, and screenshot-based exports produce static images instead of real text boxes and shapes. This Skill converts a deck-stage HTML presentation into a fully native, editable .pptx file with exact design-token colors, embedded images, and speaker notes carried over. Note: this Skill is deprecated and superseded by presentations:exporting-presentations-to-pptx. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Native PPTX Generation: Builds real text boxes, autoshapes, and speaker notes using python-pptx, authoring in the deck's own pixel space with a fixed EMU conversion. - Asset Preparation: Pre-renders SVGs and circle-cropped headshots to PNG with PIL and cairosvg, baking CSS opacity into alpha channels. - Render Verification Loop: Converts the pptx to PDF via LibreOffice in Docker, rasterizes pages with PyMuPDF, and iterates on layout issues, with an optional per-slide adversarial review pass. - Use Case: A user asks for an editable PowerPoint version of an existing HTML deck; the Skill reads the deck's CSS tokens, writes a per-deck generator script, and delivers a verified .pptx. ## Quick Start Export the HTML deck in my presentations folder to an editable PowerPoint file and verify the rendered slides.
