slides-polish

To fix typography and layout drift in generated PPTX or Beamer slides, the skill runs a per-slide visual review against a reference PDF and applies targeted font, spacing, and overflow corrections without altering the original content.

Yes, you can polish academic presentation slides to match a visual reference PDF by comparing per-slide renders to the reference and correcting style issues like italic leaks, banner formatting, and text-frame overflow.

Per-slide visual review for academic decks is a process of rendering slides to images, comparing them individually against a reference PDF, and triaging typography or layout issues for targeted repair.

Slide polishing preserves speaker notes and original content by enforcing strict guardrails that maintain speaker-notes integrity, prevent content edits, and keep a pre-polish snapshot of the original deck.

Yes, you need LibreOffice for prerequisite rendering of PPTX slides to PDF, which is then converted to PNG files to enable Codex-based per-slide visual triage and repair.

The best way to correct text-frame overflow in python-pptx presentations is to run a per-slide visual review that identifies overflow against a reference and applies targeted layout fixes to ensure projector readability.