PPT-Design-Skill
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This repository contains the ppt-design-skill workflow. The PowerPoint generation engine is the published pptx-designer package; do not recreate or vendor the former pptpromax implementation here. 1. Confirm the brief, page structure, and brief acceptance contract. 2. Choose FreeStyle generateppt(), Build Mode, or VI Build Mode. 3. Generate a reproducible PPTX. 4. Reopen it with skill/scripts/inspectpptx.py. 5. Render through PPTX -> PDF -> PNG. 6. Compare every PNG with the acceptance contract, record evidence, and revise material visual issues or failed…
# PPT Design Skill This repository contains the `ppt-design-skill` workflow. The PowerPoint generation engine is the published `pptx-designer` package; do not recreate or vendor the former `ppt_pro_max` implementation here. ## Source of truth - `skill/SKILL.md`: the agent workflow and design rules; - `skill/references/`: public API, domain paradigms, content rules, and QA; - `skill/scripts/`: runtime, structural inspection, and PPTX-PDF-PNG rendering; - `examples/output/`: three real editorial PPTX reference cases; - `installer/`: cross-platform skill installation; - `README.md` and `docs/`: user-facing documentation. ## Required generation loop 1. Confirm the brief, page structure, and brief acceptance contract. 2. Choose FreeStyle `generate_ppt()`, Build Mode, or VI Build Mode. 3. Generate a reproducible PPTX. 4. Reopen it with `skill/scripts/inspect_pptx.py`. 5. Render through PPTX -> PDF -> PNG. 6. Compare every PNG with the acceptance contract, record evidence, and revise material visual issues or failed `MUST` requirements. Do not claim completion from a successful Python run alone. ## Validation ```powershell python skill/scripts/check_runtime.py python installer/install.py --check python skill/scripts/inspect_pptx.py examples/output/luxury_fragrance_lookbook.pptx --pretty python "C:\Users\Administrator\.codex\skills\.system\skill-creator\scripts\quick_validate.py" skill ``` ## Naming and compatibility The skill name is permanently `ppt-design-skill`. Do not rename installation folders to `pptx-designer`; that is the Python package name, not the skill name. ## Editing rules - Use documented public `pptx_designer` APIs in examples and generated code. - Keep the three reference PPTX artifacts intact unless the user asks for a replacement. - Preserve the early skill's design rules when revising documentation. - Use `apply_patch` for text and code edits.
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