Infographic Powerpoint Deck

Turns long-form articles, reports, or sermon notes into presentation decks by generating full-slide images with all text baked in, then assembling them into a PowerPoint file. You hand it raw content and it builds a three-layer plan (what you mean to say, what text actually appears, how it should look), picks from twelve style packs (cinematic dark, editorial, whiteboard sketch, etc.), writes image prompts per slide, and outputs 16:9 PNGs plus a concatenated PPTX. Useful when you want consistent visual treatment without manually positioning text boxes, or when you need a repeatable workflow you can version control and iterate. The three-artifact planning model (message, display, visual) keeps content decisions separate from design decisions, which makes revision cleaner than typical slide tools.

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last updated: Aug 21, 2026

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$ npx -y skills add autobyteus/autobyteus-skills --skill infographic-powerpoint-deck --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

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Infographic PowerPoint Deck

Default input model (raw article first)

This skill should work directly from the user's raw article content by default.

If the user provides a full article, sermon, report, or long notes:

Read the source content and infer the audience, burden, density, and argument/story structure.
Build slides_message_plan.md from the article structure.
Turn slides_message_plan.md into slides_display_plan.md.
Turn slides_display_plan.md into slides_visual_plan.md.
Write one image prompt per slide and generate the deck.

If the user already provides slides_message_plan.md or an equivalent content-first slide table, you can skip the article-intake step and use that directly.

If the user provides one or more reference slides/screenshots, use references/reference_slide_intake.md to extract the reusable visual grammar before writing prompts.