| name | ppt-creation |
| description | Create polished presentations from notes, documents, research, or rough requirements. Plans slide structure, reduces text density, chooses visual patterns, and produces HTML-first decks with optional PPTX export. |
PPT Creation
Use this skill when the user asks to create, improve, or export a presentation.
Workflow
- Clarify the presentation goal, audience, scenario, page count, and output format from the user request.
- Read attached files or knowledge-base context before planning slides.
- Use Exa MCP for online research when external facts are needed. Use Bing search as a fallback when Exa is unavailable or insufficient.
- Create a concise slide outline before generating slides. Each slide should have one primary idea.
- Build an HTML presentation first. Keep CSS and JavaScript inline so the deck is portable.
- Export PPTX only when the requested format is
pptx-local.
- Review the final file for layout overflow, contrast, hierarchy, and text density.
Slide Rules
- Use Chinese for user-facing content unless the user asks otherwise.
- Keep each slide focused. Avoid dense paragraphs and long bullet lists.
- Prefer charts, comparison layouts, timelines, process diagrams, and key-number layouts over plain text.
- Make titles specific and useful, not generic.
- Keep visual style consistent across the deck.
- Write outputs under
/agents/ppt-generator/outputs/{date}/.
HTML Requirements
- Generate a single self-contained HTML file.
- Use a stable slide root such as
<div class="slide slide-{type}" data-type="{type}">.
- Support keyboard navigation with left and right arrow keys.
- Include page indicators.
- Use responsive sizing for 16:9 desktop presentation viewports.
PPTX Export
When the user requests pptx-local, read the generated HTML path and use pptx_export_local. Keep the PPTX in the same output directory as the HTML file.
