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Read and inspect existing .pptx PowerPoint files (text, speaker notes, slide images). Use only for reading uploaded PowerPoint files — to AUTHOR a deck use the slides skill instead.
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SOC 職業分類に基づく
Create and edit presentation decks as single self-contained HTML files with a live, editable preview and print-to-PDF export. Use when the user wants slides, a deck, or a presentation.
Render any text file (HTML, markdown, config, SQL, email) from a mustache template plus JSON data. Use when an output's shape is fixed ahead of time and only the values change.
Read and extract text, tables, and structure from .docx Word documents. Use when the user uploads or references a Word file to read or summarize.
Read and extract text from .pdf files, page by page. Use when the user uploads or references a PDF to read or summarize.
Read and extract cell data from .xlsx Excel spreadsheets as TSV. Use when the user uploads or references an Excel file to read or summarize.
Route a file to the right reader by extension (pptx, docx, xlsx, pdf, and plain text). Use as the entry point when asked to read or summarize an uploaded file of unknown type.
| name | pptx |
| description | Read and inspect existing .pptx PowerPoint files (text, speaker notes, slide images). Use only for reading uploaded PowerPoint files — to AUTHOR a deck use the slides skill instead. |
Reading and inspection of .pptx files. Editing and creation are not yet
supported.
Making a presentation, slide deck, or "slides"? This is NOT the skill — use the
slidesskill (org/public/core/slides/SKILL.md), which authors HTML decks with a live, editable preview. Reach forpptxONLY when the user explicitly works with a PowerPoint.pptxfile — reading one they uploaded, or when they specifically ask for.pptxoutput (not yet supported here).
| Task | Command |
|---|---|
| Plain-text dump | pptx-extract <file.pptx> |
| Plain-text + speaker notes | pptx-extract --notes <file.pptx> |
| Visual overview (grid image) | pptx-thumbnail <file.pptx> |
| One slide at full resolution | pptx-rasterize --pages 3 <file.pptx> |
| Several slides | pptx-rasterize --pages 1,3-5 <file.pptx> |
| Raw XML inspection | pptx-unpack <file.pptx> |
Every command writes its output next to the input file and prints the output path(s) on stdout.
pptx-extract prints each slide as a ## Slide N section followed by the
visible text. Speaker notes are excluded by default; pass --notes to
include them under a ### Notes subsection per slide.
pptx-thumbnail produces two artifacts:
<input-stem>.thumbnail.jpg — 4-column grid
with a small slide-number overlay on each cell. Suitable for a single
multimodal read to get the shape of the deck.<input-stem>.slides/ containing per-slide JPGs at the
same resolution. When a slide in the grid looks interesting, read
slide-NNN.jpg directly instead of re-running pptx-thumbnail.To actually see the rendered image, call the read tool on the path
pptx-thumbnail printed:
read /home/sandbox/deck.thumbnail.jpg
The image is injected into the next turn as a vision input.
pptx-rasterize renders specific slides at higher DPI (default 150) into
<input-stem>.rasterized/slide-NNN.jpg. Use --pages 3 for a single
slide or --pages 1,3-5 for a selection. Override DPI with --dpi.
Pass the resulting path to the read tool to actually see the slide.
pptx-unpack unzips the .pptx into <input-stem>.unpacked/. Useful
locations inside:
ppt/slides/slideN.xml — slide contentppt/notesSlides/notesSlideN.xml — speaker notesppt/media/ — embedded imagesppt/theme/ — color palette and font definitionsFor programmatic access beyond what these scripts cover (table cell data,
shape positions, layout metadata, etc.), import pptx directly. The
library is preinstalled.
from pptx import Presentation
prs = Presentation("/path/to/file.pptx")
for slide in prs.slides:
for shape in slide.shapes:
...