PowerPoint from Content
Turn source content into a real editable PowerPoint file (.pptx), not an HTML deck. Locks the narrative and one message per slide, writes ordinary Markdown with one H1 per slide, then uses DocBlocks for theme-aware conversion, visual preview, and artifact saving. No Developer is needed merely to export the deck.
How it runs
| # | Step | Who runs it | What happens |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Acquire and verify sources | Researcher | Read the exact supplied source and strongly prefer authoritative research before outlining, while allowing an honest no-research path. |
| 2 | Lock the slide outline | Planner | Lock the audience, purpose, sequence, evidence, and one message per slide. |
| 3 | Write the Markdown deck | Copywriter | Write {{outputDir}}/deck.md with exactly one matching H1 per locked outline slide. |
| 4 | Review narrative and grounding | Reviewer | Verify slide parity, factual traceability, and presentation readiness before conversion. |
| 5 | Publish the PowerPoint | Designer | Convert the approved source, inspect and preview it, and save the real binary deliverables with review evidence. |
| 6 | Evaluate the saved deck | Reviewer | Review saved-file integrity and content fidelity; document the limits of reconstructed or first-frame previews. |
| 7 | Finish | Designer | Deliver the saved files with the recorded review evidence and limits. |
Say something like "make a powerpoint" or "create a pptx" or "powerpoint from this content" or "turn this into a presentation" or "build a slide deck file" or "export these slides to powerpoint" in chat to start it.
Needs toolsets: docblocks.