PPT from Template

Generate presentations by extracting visual style from a reference template and recreating slides from scratch using PptxGenJS. Use when: user provides a PPT...

This skill looks internally consistent for extracting style from a .pptx and generating new slides. Before installing or using it: 1) Ensure the execution environment has python3, python-pptx (pip), Poppler (pdftoppm), and LibreOffice (soffice) if you plan to run the included scripts. 2) Be cautious with templates that contain sensitive or proprietary text/media: extract_style.py records text previews and image metadata into YAML files stored in the workspace/tmp; delete those files after use if needed. 3) Confirm where the PptxGenJS step runs (the skill references a separate 'pptx' skill): executing arbitrary JS in the agent environment can pose additional risk — only allow that when you trust the runtime. 4) Verify soffice on your system is the expected binary (the script will run it via subprocess) and that resource/time limits are acceptable for large decks. 5) If you need higher assurance, review the full extract_style.py output (style_raw.yaml/style.yaml) to ensure no unintended content was captured and restrict workspace access to trusted users.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: ppt-from-template Version: 2.0.0 The skill bundle is a legitimate tool for generating PowerPoint presentations by extracting visual styles from templates. It uses standard Python libraries (python-pptx, PyYAML) and system utilities (LibreOffice, pdftoppm) to analyze and recreate slide layouts. No evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or prompt injection was found; the scripts (extract_style.py, pptx_to_pdf.py, extract_pages.sh) perform their stated functions using safe subprocess handling and local file operations.