Must be the first skill used when the user wants to create, generate, design, or improve a high-quality editable PPT/PPTX/slides/deck/presentation from requirements, PDFs, papers, images, charts, screenshots, notes, source code, research materials, or…
Convert screenshots, imagegen storyboard slides, raster diagrams, posters, UI mockups, or other bitmap layouts into element-level editable PowerPoint decks. Use when Codex must decompose an image into separate PPT elements: editable text/numbers/simple shapes…
Use when independently reviewing workflow sequence, rendered editable PowerPoint slides, or final decks for process compliance, visual fidelity, content consistency with accepted storyboards, and PASS/BLOCKED gate decisions.
Use when converting a frozen imagegen storyboard image into an element-level editable PowerPoint slide by following image-to-editable-ppt: rebuild only text/simple lines/simple boxes natively, crop all other visual elements as complete independent picture…
Use when generating or revising complete imagegen storyboard slides for a deck before converting them into editable PowerPoint; normally generate the whole storyboard set before any editable conversion begins.
Use when analyzing research materials and user requirements to produce a source audit, slide outline, and visual style plan before any PowerPoint slide production begins.
Use when independently reviewing imagegen storyboard slides and the whole storyboard contact sheet against the slide plan, slide specs, visual style, and source materials before editable PPT conversion.