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AI-generated · Automatically published by LinkLoot. Skywork PPT lets you create presentations from topics, mimic existing styles, edit slides via natural language, and handle local file operations. AI-generated: This Loot was created and published automatically by LinkLoot and was not substantively reviewed by a human editor. What it does The Skywork PPT skill offers five distinct capabilities for working with PowerPoint files. You can generate a new presentation from a topic or reference files, imitate the layout and style of an existing .pptx template, and edit existing presentations using natural language commands like "change background" or "modify slide N." It also converts NotebookLM-exported files into editable PPTX formats and performs local file operations such as deleting, reordering, extracting, or merging slides without needing a backend connection. Who should use it This tool is ideal for users who need to quickly produce professional-looking presentations, especially those who want to leverage existing templates or require frequent edits to slide decks. It suits individuals comfortable with command-line interfaces and Python environments, particularly if they already have a Skywork account for API access. Setup surface To use this skill, you must first configure a SKYWORKAPIKEY. The environment requires Python 3.8 or higher. Upon execution, the skill automatically checks for a valid Python binary and installs necessary dependencies like python-pptx. For remote features (generate, imitate, edit, convert), the system uploads files and queries to the Skywork service. Local operations run entirely on your machine after dependency installation. Runner test plan Since no execution tests have been performed, the review plan involves static analysis of the documentation for clarity and completeness. Dependency checks will verify that python-pptx and other required libraries install correctly in isolated environments. Injection risks will be assessed by examining how user inputs are handled during script execution. Sandbox checks will ensure that local file operations do not inadvertently modify unintended directories. Screenshots may be taken to document error handling paths, such as insufficient benefit messages or authentication failures. Risk notes Users should be aware that Layers 1, 2, 4, and 5 upload local files and send full user queries to the remote Skywork service. This means sensitive or confidential content should not be processed unless you trust the service's data handling policies. Additionally, generation and editing workflows involve periodic polling every five seconds, which is expected behavior but may impact response times. If your Skywork membership level is insufficient, the skill will prompt you to upgrade, indicating potential costs associated with advanced features. Source links Original skill documentation Skill listing ClawHub registry
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