| name | pptx-creator |
| description | Creates professional Microsoft PowerPoint (.pptx) presentations with Microsoft branding, 16:9 format, 10-slide structure, and executive-grade content. USE FOR: create PowerPoint, generate pptx, build presentation, Microsoft branded slides, executive deck, technical presentation. DO NOT USE FOR: diagrams (use figjam-diagrams), Word documents (use docx-creator). |
PPTX Creator
Create professional Microsoft-branded PowerPoint presentations (.pptx).
Branding Defaults
| Element | Value |
|---|
| Theme | Microsoft (white background) |
| Dimensions | 16:9 widescreen |
| Primary Color | #0078D4 (Microsoft Blue) |
| Accent Colors | #F25022, #7FBA00, #00A4EF, #FFB900 |
| Font (titles) | Segoe UI Semibold, 28-36pt |
| Font (body) | Segoe UI, 16-20pt |
| Font (small text) | Segoe UI, 12pt |
| Slide count | Always exactly 10 slides |
The 10-Slide Structure (MANDATORY)
| # | Slide Type | Content |
|---|
| 1 | Executive Cover | Title, subtitle, logos, date |
| 2 | Agenda / Overview | What we'll cover (5-7 bullets max) |
| 3 | Context / Challenge | Problem statement, market data, pain points |
| 4 | Solution Overview | High-level approach, architecture diagram |
| 5 | Deep Dive 1 | Technical detail, component breakdown |
| 6 | Deep Dive 2 | Integration, data flow, or process detail |
| 7 | Demo / Visual | Screenshots, architecture diagram, live flow |
| 8 | Benefits / Value | ROI, metrics, comparison table |
| 9 | Timeline / Roadmap | Phases, milestones, delivery dates |
| 10 | Next Steps / CTA | Action items, contacts, follow-up |
Design Rules
- Max 6 bullets per slide — if more, split into 2 slides
- One key message per slide — what should the audience remember?
- Use visuals — diagrams, icons, charts over text
- Consistent alignment — left-aligned text, centered diagrams
- Color coding — use 4-color palette to differentiate categories
- No clip art — use clean icons or AI-generated illustrations
- Speaker notes — add detailed notes for each slide
Content Quality
- Every slide has a clear title that communicates the key takeaway
- Data claims have source citations with hyperlinks
- Technical slides include architecture diagrams
- Comparison slides use tables, not paragraphs
- Roadmap slides use timeline visuals, not bullet lists
Factual Integrity
- NEVER fabricate metrics, KPIs, ROI figures, market data, or statistics
- Only use data from: workspace context, user-provided materials, or credible official sources
- Credible sources: Gartner, Forrester, IDC, McKinsey, Microsoft Learn, IEEE, ACM, HBR, official vendor docs
- Also valid: Microsoft Blog, GitHub Blog, Anthropic Blog/Engineering, GitHub Docs, Claude Code Docs, Azure Architecture Center, Microsoft Tech Community, official product release notes
- Every metric or market claim on a slide MUST have a source citation in the speaker notes with hyperlink
- If no credible source exists, state as assumption or omit entirely
- Slide 10 (Next Steps) should include a "Sources" footnote listing all cited references
Versioning & Archiving
- Every presentation MUST display: date, version (semver), and author on the cover slide (Slide 1) and in the footer of every slide
- Filename pattern:
{Title}_v{version}_{YYYY-MM-DD}.pptx
- Save to:
output/pptx/
- Before overwriting an existing file, move the previous version to
output/pptx/archive/
- Slide 1 cover must show: title, subtitle, author, date, version
Quality Checklist
