ppt-creator

SKILL.md

Transform topics or documents into persuasive, data-driven slide decks with speaker notes and PPTX export.

Applies Pyramid Principle and assertion-evidence storytelling to structure content with one core conclusion supported by 3-5 reasons and evidence

Generates complete deliverables: structured Markdown slides, speaker notes (45-60 seconds per slide), charts, citations, and optional PPTX files

Includes built-in chart selection guidance, accessibility compliance (WCAG AA), and self-scoring rubric that automatically refines decks below 75 points

Supports multiple input formats (topics, documents, CSV data) with safe defaults for missing context; optional chart generation via Python if data is provided

PPT Creator

Goal: Transform a simple topic into a presentation-ready, high-quality slide deck. When key information is missing, use the minimal intake form (references/INTAKE.md) to gather context or apply safe defaults. Then follow the workflow (references/WORKFLOW.md) to produce an outline, slide drafts, charts, and speaker notes. After generation, self-evaluate using the rubric (references/RUBRIC.md); if the score is < 75, automatically refine up to 2 iterations until ≥ 75 before delivery. See Deliverables section for final output structure.

When to Use This Skill

Use this skill when the user requests:

"Make a presentation/deck/PPT/slides" on any topic

"Improve/optimize a presentation/pitch/demo"

Converting scattered materials into a structured, persuasive slide deck

Creating presentations with data visualization and speaker notes

Building decks for business reviews, product pitches, educational content, or reports

Quick Start

Gather Intent: If critical information is missing, ask the 10 Minimal Questions (references/INTAKE.md). If the user doesn't respond after 2 prompts, use the safe default for each item and clearly note assumptions in speaker notes.

Structure the Story: Apply the Pyramid Principle to establish "one conclusion → 3-5 top-level reasons → supporting evidence." Each slide uses assertion-style headings (complete sentences), with body content providing evidence (charts/tables/diagrams/data points). Templates are in references/TEMPLATES.md