What does brand-pptx do?
Generates slides compliant with company branding from template PPTX and theme.json (python-pptx / MIT)
Generates slides compliant with company branding from template PPTX and theme.json (python-pptx / MIT)
This AI agent skill, KeMezz/brand-pptx, enables automated generation of brand-compliant PowerPoint slides by combining a template PPTX file with a theme.json configuration. It leverages the python-pptx library to apply corporate branding elements such as colors, fonts, and layouts consistently across all slides, ensuring alignment with organizational style guides. The skill is designed for developers and users of AI coding assistants like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex, providing a streamlined workflow for creating professional presentations without manual formatting. By separating brand rules (theme.json) from slide structure (template PPTX), it offers flexibility and repeatability, making it ideal for teams that need to produce branded presentations at scale. The skill is available under the MIT license, allowing broad usage and customization.
npx skills add KeMezz/brand-pptxGenerates slides compliant with company branding from template PPTX and theme.json (python-pptx / MIT)
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