PPTX PDF Font Fix

Fix PowerPoint font embedding issues in PDF export by patching text transparency in PPTX files. Use when a user has a PPTX file where exported PDFs show wrong/default fonts instead of the intended downloaded/custom fonts, even with font embedding enabled. Works by applying minimal (1%) transparency to fully-opaque text runs, which forces PowerPoint to properly embed fonts during PDF export.

This skill appears to do what it says and contains only a local Python script that edits slide XML. Before using it: (1) Run it on a copy of important PPTX files (to avoid accidental data loss). (2) Verify the patched file opens correctly in PowerPoint and that PDFs exported from PowerPoint desktop embed the intended fonts. (3) Because the registry source/homepage is unknown, prefer running the script in a controlled environment (local VM or sandbox) for sensitive documents, and inspect the script yourself if you have concerns. (4) Avoid running it on untrusted files from unknown sources without usual protections (antivirus, unzip protections) since malformed ZIP/XML inputs could be used in other attack vectors unrelated to this tool's intended function.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: pptx-pdf-font-fix Version: 1.0.0 The skill is designed to fix a specific PowerPoint font embedding issue by modifying text transparency within PPTX files. The `SKILL.md` clearly describes this purpose and instructs the agent to execute a Python script with the user-provided PPTX. The `scripts/fix_font_transparency.py` script correctly implements this logic, using standard Python libraries (`zipfile`, `xml.etree`, `tempfile`, `shutil`) to read, modify, and write PPTX files. There is no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, persistence, prompt injection attempts against the agent, or obfuscation. All file operations are confined to the input/output PPTX and temporary files, aligning perfectly with the stated benign purpose.