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Breaks down how the skill works and what it produces, so you can quickly judge whether it fits your scenario and value.
When authoring or repairing a coordinate-explicit JSON specification for an editable PPTX deck (e.g., via pptx-slide-specification or pptx-deck-context flows).
summary (incl. layout_policy, a11y metadata) and slides.layout_tree with inch bboxes, styles, z-index, classifications.A deterministic, renderer-independent JSON spec that produces an editable, accessible PPTX slide with explicit layout and no inferred placement.
Use Cases
A designer building a quarterly review deck uses this skill to author the JSON spec for each slide. By declaring exact inch bboxes, z-index, and native text/shape objects, they prevent any downstream renderer from reshuffling content. The result is a pixel-accurate, editable PPTX that meets brand and accessibility standards without manual fixes.
An engineer receives a broken PPTX spec with overlapping boxes and sub-9pt text. Using this skill's repair rules and layout-contract reference, they fix geometry to positive inches, raise font sizes, add alt text, and restore reading order. The repaired spec passes quality gates and becomes a clean editable deck.
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