dsh-workbuddy-ppt

Generating an editable PowerPoint inside DSH used to mean gluing together WorkBuddy, a Kimi runtime, SlideP, and the Tencent Docs SDK. dsh-workbuddy-ppt collapses that entire chain into a single npm package: a Kimi-compatible authoring Skill, deterministic PPTD v2 validation, and an editable PowerPoint renderer all ship together, so a brand-new DSH profile can produce PPTX files with zero external presentation runtimes.

The bundle ships 44 MIT-licensed visual reference packs, each card embedding three preview pages plus a six-to-eight-page full design guide. The model loads the Skill, authors one complete scene with page semantics, ordered editable text, shapes, charts, and workspace images measured in PowerPoint inches, then passes through ppt_scene_check for identity, bounds, text capacity, font size, overlap, chart structure, and image presence. The Host serializes the validated scene into deck.pptd, compiles one .page file per slide through the shared PPTD engine, and renders editable text, shapes, lines, tables, charts, and project-confined images. The delivery folder contains the PPTX, the PPTD project, the scene JSON, and copied image assets for downstream editing.

Power users who need tighter control can reach for the bundled dsh-pptd CLI: convert builds a PPTD v2 diagnostic project from a PPTX, check applies deterministic repairs, screenshot produces local previews via SVG and Sharp, and render, package, and export compile selected pages into editable PPTX. File publication is atomic, network resources stay disabled by default, and no external presentation engine is required at any step.

The plugin is aimed at developers, technical writers, and content teams who regularly produce decks inside DSH. The PPT route is lightweight and dependency-free for fast iteration; the optional Slides route adds a JSX/template workflow with local Tencent PPT Skill, SlideP, and semantic-layout landmark fidelity checks for users who want deeper template control.