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Automates Chart.js configuration workflows with best-practice guidance, code generation, and validation so you can quickly build diagrams, presentations, and other visual content when requesting a chart js config creator.

This skill provides a comprehensive guide and multiple code examples (cURL, Node.js, Python) for generating presentations using the Gamma API. It implements the standard asynchronous 'Generate-Poll-Retrieve' pattern: first POST to create the generation job, then GET to poll the status until complete, and finally retrieve the viewable and exportable URLs (PDF/PPTX).

Automate Google Slides via the Rube MCP (Composio) toolkit, creating presentations, converting Markdown into slide decks, batch updating content, duplicating templates, inspecting details, and generating thumbnails through dedicated tools and workflows.

This skill provides comprehensive capabilities for working with PowerPoint files (.pptx). It supports end-to-end workflows, including creating new presentations from scratch based on design principles, sophisticated content editing, and deep structural analysis. Users can extract plain text, access raw underlying XML (for notes, comments, and layouts), and apply expert design knowledge—such as selecting appropriate color palettes and establishing visual hierarchy—to ensure professional and effective presentations.

A powerful tool for creating professional, animation-rich, and zero-dependency HTML presentations. It supports generating pitch decks, workshop materials, or internal talks from scratch, or converting existing .ppt/.pptx files. The system ensures mandatory viewport fitting, responsiveness across all devices, and includes advanced features like keyboard/touch navigation and reveal animations, resulting in production-quality, modern web presentations.

A lightweight integration providing full read/write access to Google Slides presentations. This tool allows users to programmatically create, inspect, modify, and extract content (including text and tables) from Google Workspace documents. Perfect for local automation tasks requiring full control over presentation structure and content without needing a dedicated server.

This skill structures and derives research formulas, building coherent derivation packages from scattered notes. It helps users formalize theory lines, organize assumptions, and produce paper-ready derivation documents. Ideal for researchers and students who need to clarify mathematical derivations or rewrite theory notes into structured, coherent presentations.

Manim is a powerful Python library used for creating high-quality mathematical and scientific animations. This skill facilitates the generation of educational videos and complex visualizations for presentations. It is ideal for researchers, educators, or content creators who need to visualize complex concepts in an engaging animated format. Note: This specific file is related to localization/translation.

Generates complete, runnable Python scripts utilizing the python-pptx library to automatically build polished PowerPoint presentations. This skill transforms a topic brief into a structured slide deck script, ensuring real content, logical flow, and a working save function, perfect for demos, reports, or educational materials.

Automates converting PPTX, PDF, HTML, or Google Slides inputs into a GitHub Pages repo, covering conversion, asset handling, repo creation, and returning the live URL so presentations or HTML content can be shared quickly.

This assistant serves as a hands-on implementation partner, guiding users to build functional tools, scripts, dashboards, and prototypes. It emphasizes rapid iteration, showing working code, and applying proven development patterns such as data-to-deck pipelines, HTML presentations, and structured build practices. Use it when the goal is to transform analysis or concepts into tangible, working software or robust automation.

Create a single-file HTML presentation deck in an editorial magazine and e-ink style, with swipe navigation, WebGL fluid backgrounds, serif headlines, sans-serif body text, and modular layouts for talks, launches, and shareable presentations.