Hi, thanks for building guizang-ppt-skill.
This repo already does the visual-first HTML deck workflow very well. A practical gap still appears in some delivery scenarios: after the deck is approved, teams sometimes need an editable .pptx for PowerPoint / WPS users.
A useful optional bridge could be:
- export the HTML deck to PDF or slide screenshots
- run a reconstruction step
- generate an editable PPTX with real text boxes plus movable visual assets
I'm working on a related open-source project for exactly this problem:
slide-alchemy
Why it seems relevant here:
- your HTML-first authoring model stays unchanged
- users still get a business-friendly editable PPTX handoff
- it helps when the next editor is not comfortable modifying HTML/CSS
If this direction is interesting, I'd be happy to discuss a small integration or adapter.
Hi, thanks for building
guizang-ppt-skill.This repo already does the visual-first HTML deck workflow very well. A practical gap still appears in some delivery scenarios: after the deck is approved, teams sometimes need an editable
.pptxfor PowerPoint / WPS users.A useful optional bridge could be:
I'm working on a related open-source project for exactly this problem:
slide-alchemy
Why it seems relevant here:
If this direction is interesting, I'd be happy to discuss a small integration or adapter.