Ppt Ooxml Translator

AI-agent Skill for PPTX OOXML localization workflows. Use it to unpack PPTX, extract and apply text translations, normalize terminology, enforce language-specific fonts, validate XML integrity, and repack outputs with machine-readable JSON interfaces for automation.

This package appears to implement exactly the PPTX/OOXML localization functionality it claims and does not ask for credentials or network access. Before installing or running it, consider the following: 1) Zip extraction risk — the code calls ZipFile.extractall(output_root) which can be abused by a malicious .pptx containing crafted paths (../ or absolute paths) to write outside the intended directory; only run on trusted PPTX files or inspect the archive contents first, or run in a sandboxed container with limited privileges. 2) File overwrite risk — the tool will read and overwrite files under the paths you supply (unpacked root, output locations, TSV path). Point it at copies or isolated directories. 3) Review the rest of cli.py (the truncated portion) for any subprocess, network, or eval/exec usage before granting autonomous invocation; current visible imports are stdlib-only and show no networking, but the file was partially truncated. 4) Source provenance — repository metadata contains placeholder values (Your Team, example GitHub URL) and the registry owner is an ID only; if provenance matters, prefer packages from known maintainers or review the full code. 5) Test in a controlled environment (non-root, container) with known inputs. If you want, I can scan the rest of cli.py (provide the remaining lines) for exec/subprocess/network calls and re-evaluate confidence.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: ppt-ooxml-tool Version: 0.1.0 The skill bundle provides a Python CLI tool for PPTX OOXML localization workflows, including unpacking, text extraction, translation application, normalization, validation, and repacking. The code primarily uses standard Python libraries for file system operations and XML parsing. There is no evidence of network communication, arbitrary command execution, sensitive data exfiltration, persistence mechanisms, or prompt injection attempts in the code or documentation. All operations are confined to the specified input/output file paths.