Read, edit, and generate PPTX slides with XML validation.
npx skills add https://github.com/rajivhasija79-bit/DV-Skills --skill pptx-rajivhasija79-bit
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: pptx Source: https://github.com/rajivhasija79-bit/DV-Skills/tree/main/skills/pptx Command: npx skills add https://github.com/rajivhasija79-bit/DV-Skills --skill pptx-rajivhasija79-bit
PPTX handling is manual and error-prone when reading text, editing slides, applying templates, or generating new decks.
Load a PPTX file and request reading, editing, or generating slides.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To extract text from PowerPoint slides, you load a PPTX file and request reading. The Skill parses the slide XML to retrieve text content and other embedded elements, returning the extracted data for downstream use.
Yes, you can apply templates to existing pptx slides. The Skill ensures correct PPTX XML manipulation by preserving slide relationships, content types, and layout references while applying the new template across the deck.
Editing PPTX files with this Skill directly handles slide relationships and content types. It performs XML manipulation with built-in validation and repair to ensure the deck remains structurally sound and openable.
Generating a pitch deck from multiple templates is supported by creating new slides while preserving layout variety. The Skill leverages different templates and layouts to build a cohesive presentation deck automatically.
Yes, you need Pillow and defusedxml installed. These dependencies handle image processing and secure XML parsing during PPTX extraction, editing, and generation tasks to ensure safe and accurate slide manipulation.
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