Pikapika260214/rw-consulting-ppt

What it solves

Many presentations are difficult to create not because of layout skills, but because the input materials (industry reports, meeting notes, interview transcripts) are rough and lack synthesis. This project solves the gap between raw business data and professional consulting-style slides by transforming unorganized inputs into a structured "storyline" and high-quality visual evidence.

How it works

The project consists of two distinct Codex Skills:

1. rw-consulting-ppt: This skill handles the synthesis and visual creation. It follows a strict workflow: alignment on goals $\rightarrow$ storyline development $\rightarrow$ page-level blueprints $\rightarrow$ sample page verification $\rightarrow$ batch generation of PNG slides $\rightarrow$ packaging into an image-only PPTX.
2. astralow-for-editable-ppt: This skill takes the generated PNG slides (or any slide image) and converts them into editable PowerPoint files by restoring text, numbers, and basic structural objects.

Rather than using templates, it focuses on "proof objects" (e.g., value-chain shifts, risk bridges, capability stacks) to carry the argument of each slide.

Who it’s for

• Business analysts and consultants who need to synthesize industry research or meeting recaps into management-level decks.
• Professionals who have raw notes and insights but struggle to define the narrative structure (storyline) of a presentation.
• Users of the Codex framework who want to automate the creation of high-density, professional consulting slides.

Highlights

• Proof-Object-First Approach: Prioritizes logical visual structures over simple bullet points or generic templates.
• Rigorous Workflow: Includes a "sample gate" to verify style and density before batch producing the entire deck to reduce rework.
• Two-Step Conversion: Separates the high-fidelity visual generation (PNG) from the editable conversion (PPTX) to ensure professional aesthetics.
• Synthesis-Driven: Focuses on transforming rough materials into a coherent narrative before any design work begins.