Professional PPTX Maker

Creates professional PowerPoint presentations with mandatory charts, tables, expert commentary, MECE structure, and standardized themed layouts.

Summary of what to consider before installing or running: - Source trust: The repo/source is 'unknown' and the package shows sloppy packaging (e.g., python-pptx listed in package.json). Only proceed if you trust the author or have reviewed all files. - Do not run install.sh blindly: it copies all files into ~/.openclaw and symlinks an executable name that may not exist. Inspect install.sh and the files it will copy before executing. - Missing CLI wrapper: The README/usage shows a 'professional-pptx-maker' command, but the package provides Python scripts (main.py / professional_main.py). You may need to run python3 professional_main.py rather than a non-existent binary. - Verify templates/parsers for network I/O: Before running, grep files like template_extractor.py, smart_parser.py, quality_validator.py for any network calls (requests, urllib, socket, subprocess invoking curl/git) or hidden endpoints. The truncated files shown do not have network calls, but some omitted files remain — inspect them. - Test in a sandbox: Run the tool in an isolated environment (temporary user account, container, or VM). Use --dry_run if available and point input/output to a disposable directory. - Install dependencies manually: pip install python-pptx in a virtualenv, and install required fonts manually if you need correct rendering. - Inspect slides.json output first: Run the generator to produce the intermediate slides.json and review it before allowing it to write or save the final .pptx. If you want, I can: (1) scan the remaining omitted files for network or env access patterns, (2) produce commands to safely run the tool in a container, or (3) list exact grep patterns to search the repo for risky behavior.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: professional-pptx-maker Version: 1.0.2 The skill bundle is a legitimate and well-structured tool designed to generate professional PowerPoint presentations from Markdown input. The codebase implements a comprehensive pipeline including content parsing (smart_parser.py), layout planning (operation_generator.py), quality validation (quality_validator.py), and PPTX rendering using the python-pptx library (pptx_renderer.py). The instructions in SKILL.md and the logic in professional_main.py are strictly focused on enforcing professional presentation standards, such as mandatory charts and data retention, and do not contain any evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or harmful prompt injection.