morph-ppt

Clone slides, ghost previous content, and add new content to generate Morph-powered PPT decks.

3|Updated Mar 30, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/anthonyhtang/OfficeCLI-enhanced-codex --skill morph-ppt-anthonyhtang
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Skill: morph-ppt
Source: https://github.com/anthonyhtang/OfficeCLI-enhanced-codex/tree/main/skills/morph-ppt
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/anthonyhtang/OfficeCLI-enhanced-codex --skill morph-ppt-anthonyhtang

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Morph-based presentation creation historically requires manual coordination of slide content across multiple slides to achieve smooth morph transitions, a tedious process prone to human error.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Morph-driven deck design: keep scene actors named consistently across slides to enable seamless morphs.
  • Ghosting and content management: automatically ghost old content to x=36cm and reveal new content on the next slide.
  • Workflow automation and verification: integrated workflow with cloning, ghosting, and morph verification to ensure deck quality for product launches, design reviews, and storytelling.
  • Reference-guided styling: design principles and design tokens drawn from reference materials to maintain visual consistency.

Quick Start

Use this workflow to generate a Morph deck: clone slides, ghost content, add new slide content, and run verification.

Frequently Asked Questions about morph-ppt

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate morph transitions in PowerPoint without manual slide coordination?

Automate morph transitions by cloning slides, ghosting previous content to x=36cm, and adding new content with consistent scene actor naming to enable seamless morph animations. Built-in verification ensures deck quality across multi-slide presentations.

How does ghosting previous content work for morph animations?

Ghosting for morph animations works by moving previous slide content to x=36cm, hiding it from view while preserving slide objects, allowing the next slide's content to appear smoothly during the morph transition.

What naming conventions are required for morph transition slides to work correctly?

Morph transition slides require scene actors named with !! prefixes and content tagged with #sN- suffixes. These naming conventions ensure the morph engine recognizes and tracks objects consistently across cloned slides.

Can I generate a full multi-slide morph presentation end-to-end?

You can generate full multi-slide morph presentations end-to-end. The workflow handles slide cloning, content ghosting, new content insertion, and morph verification automatically, producing complete decks ready for product launches and design reviews.

How do I maintain visual consistency across morph-powered presentation slides?

Maintain visual consistency by drawing design principles and design tokens from reference materials. The workflow uses these reference-guided styling rules to ensure all slides in the morph deck share consistent visual properties.

Why do my morph transitions break when I add new content to cloned slides?

Morph transitions break when naming conventions are inconsistent. Scene actors must use !! prefixes and content must use #sN- tags. Run the built-in morph verification to detect naming mismatches and ghosting errors across slides.