| name | awesome-ppt-editable |
| description | Create a PowerPoint deck by first generating a standard image-first PPTX, then running a ppt-master reconstruction pass to produce a native editable PPTX. Use when the user invokes $awesome-ppt-editable or explicitly wants gpt-image/imagegen slide images converted into an editable PPT with native text, shapes, charts, and objects. This is a reconstruction workflow, not automatic lossless raster-to-vector conversion. |
Awesome PPT Editable
Use this wrapper for the experimental native editable reconstruction workflow.
Mode Contract
- Command:
$awesome-ppt-editable
- Output: two artifacts: the standard image-first PPTX and a
ppt-master reconstructed native editable PPTX.
- Required flow: select style prompt -> write per-slide content/style/layout image prompts -> generate slide images -> build image-first PPTX -> export
ppt-master handoff -> rebuild in ppt-master.
- Editability: the final native PPTX should use editable text, shapes, charts, and objects where practical.
- Do not claim lossless bitmap conversion. This is a visual/reference reconstruction from generated images plus exact
rendered_text.
Workflow
Read and follow the shared core skill at ../awesome-ppt/SKILL.md, with these overrides:
- Treat the mode as
editable.
- Always complete the standard image-first workflow first.
- Always read
../awesome-ppt/references/ppt-master-integration.md before the reconstruction pass.
- Run
../awesome-ppt/scripts/export_ppt_master_handoff.py after the image-first deck validates and builds.
- Invoke
ppt-master from a fresh rebuild project; do not reuse old svg_output/, svg_final/, exports/, or previous test artifacts.
- After export, run
../awesome-ppt/scripts/inspect_pptx_package.py against the native PPTX and verify slide count, native text, media count, required text, and black fallback color usage.
- In the final response, provide both the image-first PPTX path and the editable PPTX path, plus any unresolved fidelity limitations.
Use the shared resources in ../awesome-ppt/references/ and ../awesome-ppt/scripts/.
