ppt-review

You can audit a PPT deck by running a structured review that analyzes narrative integrity, visual consistency, and asset readiness across all slides. The audit outputs a structured review.json file at the deck directory containing page-level issues and recommended downstream skills.

The best way to check presentation asset readiness is to perform a deck-wide audit using an optional asset-plan.json input. This evaluates scattered assets across the presentation to ensure complete asset status and identifies whether fixes should target specific slide placeholders or entire pages.

Yes, you need a storyboard.json file along with task-pack.json and style-spec.json to review your PowerPoint presentation. These required inputs provide the structural and stylistic context needed to evaluate narrative coherence and visual alignment across the deck.

Yes, you can generate a structured JSON output for multi-slide presentation issues by running a deck review. The process produces a review.json file at your specified deck directory containing an overall conclusion, per-slide issues, and scope-aware recommendations for downstream fixes.

You decide whether to fix presentation issues at the slide level or placeholder level by analyzing the structured deck review output. The audit evaluates narrative flow and asset readiness to provide scope-aware recommendations that suggest targeted downstream skills for either page-level or slot-level corrections.