Dashi PPT

Dashi PPT is a free, open-source Agent Skill by chuspeeism for making presentations. Hand your agent a document or a brief and it drafts a complete deck in one of 12 visual themes, as an HTML deck that opens in your browser with an editing console on every page. Fix what you don't like there, then export a real, editable PPTX, a PDF or an offline HTML copy. It's a community project. What you can do with it - Turn a document, report or brief into a deck: say the topic, audience, page count and the conclusions to highlight, pick a theme from its previews, and it structures the content page by page - Get the layouts work decks need: cover, contents, metrics, trends, comparisons, flows, risks and closing pages - Use charts and frameworks as ready-made pages: radar, waterfall, treemap, funnel, heatmap, Sankey and Gantt charts, plus SWOT, Porter's Five Forces, PEST, the Business Model Canvas and the Double Diamond - Choose between versions: each page comes with three template layouts and one custom layout to pick from - Edit in the browser: click any text to change it, drag images and video into media slots, and use each page's sliders and switches to change the layout, how many items it shows, its palette and its emphasis - Rearrange, skip, duplicate or delete pages, pick from page transitions, and present in light or dark mode - Ask the agent to restyle the whole deck or fine-tune a page, or go straight from a prompt to a PPTX file How it connects - Install or update with npx dashi-ppt-skill@latest, which finds the skills folders on your machine and installs into each. Add --dir to choose one, such as ~/.claude/skills. - It needs Node.js 20 or newer and npm. Exporting PPTX or PDF needs Chrome, Chromium or Edge on your machine. - The maker tests it in Claude Code, Codex, Doubao, Marvis, Workbuddy, Dumate and Qclaw. Cursor and other local agents work if they can read and write files and run commands. Web chatbots aren't recommended, because it needs a local Node.js setup. Good to know - Decks are written in the language you use with your agent, English included. - Your content stays on your machine. It goes online only to install its npm packages the first time (from npm, or the npmmirror registry when npm can't be reached) and for a version check after each task. - Its local preview server can be viewed by other devices on your network; export only works from your own machine. - The skill is AGPL-3.0, except its PPTX export engine, which is a closed-source component shipped with it. - Decks take a lot of tokens: the maker measures a 10-page deck at around 100k.

• “Turn this research report into a 10-page deck for our leadership team.”

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• “Make a pitch deck from this business plan and show me the theme options first.”

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• “Build a project update deck with a timeline, risks and next steps.”

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• “Make a competitive analysis deck with a SWOT and Porter's Five Forces page.”

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• “Restyle the whole deck in a darker theme.”

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• “Export this deck as an editable PPTX.”

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