PowerPoint Deck Builder and Editor (.pptx)
Builds real .pptx decks from a prompt, edits existing decks without breaking their formatting, and audits slides for overflow and clutter.
Before & after
Same prompt, same agent — the only difference is the skill.
Building a pitch deck for investors is a standard workflow. You'd want an engaging opener, clear problem statement, your solution, market size, go-to-market plan, and financial projections. A 12-slide deck is a good length—long enough to be thorough but short enough to hold attention. I'd need to know: Who are your investors? What stage are you fundraising? What's your current traction? What's your main ask? Those details shape the narrative arc and which metrics matter most.
INVESTOR PITCH DECK GENERATED: 12 slides FILE: pitch-deck-ai-scheduling.pptx (ready to present) SLIDE 1: Cover Slide Headline: 'Schedule Smarter With AI' Subheader: 'Cutting meeting coordination time by 80%' Your name, company logo, date SLIDE 2: Problem Title: 'Calendar Chaos Is Expensive' Visual: Cluttered calendar illustration Points: → Managers spend 8+ hours weekly on scheduling → Team decision meetings average 3 rescheduled attempts → Top talent ranked scheduling friction #3 in job satisfaction Source callout: 'HubSpot Workplace Trends 2026' SLIDE 3: Market Size Title: 'TAM: $4.2B (Productivity Software)' Chart: Workday (revenue $8B+) + Slack ($10B+) + smaller players Math: '2.3B knowledge workers × $1.80 per worker annually' Your capture target: 'Year 5: $180M ARR = 4% market share' SLIDE 4: Solution Title: 'Introducing: Schedule AI' Visual: Product screenshot showing AI calendar suggestions Key features (3 bullets): → AI parses meeting preferences from past calendars → One-click scheduling for 3-8 person meetings (no back-and-forth) → Integrates with Outlook, Google Calendar, Slack SLIDE 5: How It Works Title: 'Three Steps to Saved Time' 1. Connect calendar 2. AI finds optimal time 3. Sends invite (done) Visual: Animated sequence showing the flow SLIDE 6: Traction Title: 'Early Momentum' Metrics: → 2,400 beta users (invited-only, 90% weekly active) → NPS: 68 (strong for B2B SaaS) → MRR: $45K (Month-over-month growth: +22%) → CAC: $420 (LTV: $14,200—33x payback) SLIDE 7: Business Model Title: 'Freemium → Pro Conversion' → Free tier: 5 AI-scheduled meetings/month (feature-gated) → Pro tier: Unlimited scheduling + calendar analytics, $29/month → Enterprise: Custom workflows + admin controls, $2K+/month → Gross margin: 72% (SaaS leverage at scale) SLIDE 8: Go-to-Market Title: 'How We Reach Customers' Channels: → Product-led growth (free tier drives adoption) → LinkedIn campaign targeting EA/assistant profiles → Partnership: Integrations with Slack App Marketplace → Sales: Enterprise inbound (3 pilots already) SLIDE 9: Competitive Landscape Title: 'Why We Win' Comparison table: → Calendly: Simpler, not AI-powered, 1-way scheduling → Microsoft Copilot: Built-in, not focused, enterprise-only → Us: AI-native, integrations, free + freemium model Conclusion: 'First-mover advantage in consumer AI scheduling' SLIDE 10: Team Title: 'Founders With Deep Domain Expertise' → Founder/CEO: 6 years at Slack (Product lead) → CTO: 12 years calendar/scheduling infrastructure → VP Sales: Built $50M SaaS sales org Advisors: 2 enterprise customers + 1 VC investor SLIDE 11: Financials & Ask Title: 'Path to Profitability' 16-month projection (current month = 0): → Month 12: $400K MRR → Month 16: Cash-flow positive Chart: Revenue ramp, burn rate decline ASK: '$1.8M seed round (12 months runway) → 40% engineering → 35% sales/marketing → 25% operations SLIDE 12: Closing Slide Title: 'Let's Free Up 8 Hours for What Matters' Subheader: 'Questions?' Contact info + website DECK SPECIFICATIONS → Dimensions: 16:9 widescreen (standard investor format) → Font: Helvetica Neue (clean, professional) → Color palette: Blue (#0052CC) + white + subtle grays → Animations: Minimal (fade transitions only, 300ms) → Presenter notes: Included for each slide (60-80 words per slide) READY FOR DELIVERY → File format: .pptx (editable in PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides) → Accessibility: High contrast, alt text on images → Print-safe: Slides readable when printed grayscale → Presentation time: 12 minutes at conversational pace
About this skill
You asked for "5 slides, tones of blue" and got 7 slides. The deck was in old 4:3 format, the blue showed up only on the title, and the text ran off the bottom of slide 3. Or you asked for one small fix and the whole deck lost its fonts. This skill builds and edits real PowerPoint files and avoids those failures.
What it does
- Builds a complete .pptx from a one-line brief. Each slide title states the slide's point, the slide count matches exactly, and supporting detail goes into speaker notes
- Turns a loose color request ("tones of blue") into a 5-color palette with readable contrast, and applies it on every slide, not just the title
- Checks how much text fits in each box before writing it, because PowerPoint files built in code do not shrink text automatically
- Edits existing decks in place: replaces text without wiping its formatting, reorders or deletes slides, and keeps your template and theme
- Builds charts and tables that stay editable in PowerPoint, instead of pasting in images
- Audits a deck you upload: a per-slide report on overflow, crowded slides, font sizes, inconsistent styling, and weak titles
What you get
An openable .pptx file, or a ready-to-run build script if code can't run in your setup. It comes with a one-screen deck plan (slide titles, layouts, palette) and an honest note on what was checked and what still needs a look in PowerPoint.
Best for
Founders, consultants, teachers, and analysts who need a clean first-draft deck fast, or who need to update a company template deck without breaking it.
SKILL.md preview
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name: powerpoint-deck-builder-editor
description: Builds real .pptx files with python-pptx from a brief. It also edits existing decks in place without destroying their formatting, and audits slides for overflow, clutter, and inconsistency. It plans the storyline first, checks how much text each box can hold, applies a contrast-checked palette, and builds native editable charts. Use when the user says "make me a 5-slide deck on X", "turn this outline into a PowerPoint", "update slides 3 and 7 in this pptx", "make it pretty, in tones of blue", "review my deck", "my text keeps overflowing the boxes", "every time I edit the deck the fonts break", or "convert this doc into slides".
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