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Is Awesome Ppt Std free to use?

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Who published Awesome Ppt Std?

stevenjinlong (@stevenjinlong) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Awesome Ppt Std by stevenjinlong — Agent Skill

Name: Awesome Ppt Std
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: stevenjinlong

Awesome Ppt Std

Create a standard image-first PowerPoint deck from a prompt, brief, or source files. Use when the user invokes $awesome-ppt-std or wants a polished PPT/PPTX where gpt-image/imagegen renders complete full-slide images including all visible text, labels, diagrams, and visual design, then assembles those rendered images into a PPTX. This mode does not run ppt-master and does not claim fully native editability.

stevenjinlong Updated Sep 9, 2026

File contents

Awesome PPT Standard

Use this wrapper for the stable image-first workflow.

Mode Contract

Command: $awesome-ppt-std
Output: image-first PPTX with one generated full-slide image per slide.
Editability: slide/image objects are editable; visible text is baked into generated images unless optional helper text is explicitly requested.
Do not run ppt-master in this mode.
If the user asks for a fully editable/native deck while invoking $awesome-ppt-std, explain that this command is standard mode and recommend $awesome-ppt-editable.

Workflow

Read and follow the shared core skill at ../awesome-ppt/SKILL.md, with these overrides:

Treat the mode as standard.
If the request includes --editable, --native, or implicit editable wording, do not execute the editable pass; explain that $awesome-ppt-std is standard mode and recommend $awesome-ppt-editable.
Stop after validating deck.json, generating slide images, and building the image-first PPTX.
In the final response, state clearly that the produced PPTX is image-first, not fully native editable.

Use the shared resources in ../awesome-ppt/references/ and ../awesome-ppt/scripts/.

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