PPT Expert

A Talent Market package for a presentation design expert equipped with a bash-only pptx-one-shot workflow.

PPT Expert helps users turn rough topics, reports, notes, source files, data, and existing decks into finished PowerPoint presentations. It is configured for autonomous first-pass delivery: infer reasonable assumptions, write a slide TSV, run the bundled bash generator, and verify the .pptx package before returning the result.

Talent Package

my-talent/
├── profile.yaml
├── DESCRIPTION.md
├── avatar.jpg
├── skills/
│   ├── pptx-one-shot/
│   │   ├── SKILL.md
│   │   ├── references/
│   │   └── scripts/
└── tools/
    └── manifest.yaml

What It Does

• Infers PPT goals, audience, materials, length, and identity anchors from the brief, asking only when a missing detail blocks production.
• Produces finished .pptx files rather than stopping at plans or outlines.
• Writes a slides.tsv file and uses generate_pptx.sh to create the deck.
• Builds decks with native text boxes, simple visual structure, and notes output.
• Runs package-level QA before delivery.

Source-Informed Workflow

The active skill is a one-shot PPT expert workflow that intentionally avoids OMC tools and old image-first assets. It uses only bash plus the bundled OpenXML PPTX generator script.

Publishing

Push this repository to GitHub and register the repository URL in Talent Market. The scanner will discover my-talent/profile.yaml and package the talent with its bundled skill and tools.

License

This project is licensed under the Talent Market Attribution License (TMAL) v1.0.

You are free to use, modify, and distribute this template commercially, provided you retain the Citation section below in your README. See LICENSE for full terms.

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Citation

DO NOT REMOVE THIS SECTION — Required by the Talent Market Attribution License.

This talent was built using the Talent Market template by Zhengxu Yu / 1mancompany.

@software{talentmarket,
  title  = {Talent Market - AI Agent Marketplace},
  author = {Zhengxu Yu},
  email  = {yuzxfred@gmail.com},
  url    = {https://one-man-company.com},
  year   = {2026}
}

If you publish or deploy a talent based on this template, please keep this section intact in your README or equivalent documentation.