AI Agent Hub
Back to skills
PPT Analysis and Design Planner icon

PPT Analysis and Design Planner

Office Efficiency Updated 2026.08.30

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this skill:

Please install @user_44beaa18/ppt-analysis-designer according to https://skillhub.cn/install/skillhub.md.

About this skill

Problem

When you only have a topic, scattered notes, or a table, but need a usable deck for class work, competition defense, or project reporting, you may stall on unclear structure, essay-like wording, or vague layout advice. This skill turns the input into a pre-production plan rather than a finished slide file.

How It Works

It first classifies the input as topic-based, materials-based, or mixed, then extracts the core message, reporting logic, audience profile, and scenario. It outputs a fixed plan: positioning, logic framework, table of contents, page-by-page layout, key-page design, wording refinement, chart and visual suggestions, and defense scripts. It rewrites long paragraphs into short slide-ready bullets and gives concrete layouts such as text-left-image-right, conclusion-top-chart-bottom, and three-column cards. For data, conclusion, and comparison pages, it recommends suitable charts and visual emphasis.

Boundaries

The output is a planning brief, not a replacement for design tools. If source material is incomplete, conclusions and pages rely on reasonable assumptions. Formal business decks still require manual checks on data definitions, asset licensing, and brand guidelines.

Use Cases

  • Before a class defense, turn thesis abstracts and experiment data into a 5-page logic framework, page points, and a 60-second script.
  • During a group project report, convert progress sheets and risk lists into a goal-progress-issue-plan deck outline and page bullets.
  • For a business analysis assignment, transform industry data tables into comparison and conclusion pages with chart suggestions and key visual notes.
  • Before a competition demo, rewrite scattered creative notes into a pain-solution-advantage outline and a natural transition script.

Best For

  • Students preparing a thesis defense who need to compress long conclusions into slide pages and pacing scripts.
  • Engineers or product members reporting project status who need to turn progress sheets and risk lists into a clear logic chain.
  • Business students or analysts doing case analysis who need data tables mapped to chart suggestions and conclusion pages.
  • Operations owners or project leads preparing internal sharing who need to organize scattered notes into a presentable structure.