gordensun/gordensuperpptskills

Gorden Super PPT Skills turns a topic or some content into a polished, visually rich slide deck, and then converts those slides into a fully editable PowerPoint file you can actually tweak. Instead of staring at a blank presentation or manually dragging text boxes around, you describe what you want and get back a deck that looks professionally designed. The project works in two stages. First, it uses GPT's image generation to create each slide as a picture, think of it as an AI designing a complete, styled slide with backgrounds, icons, layouts, and text all composed together. Second, it uses GPT's visual understanding to deconstruct each image back into editable PowerPoint layers: a background image, a structural framework, icons and decorations, and text. These layers get reassembled by coordinate into a real .pptx file, so every element can be moved, edited, or restyled afterward. The whole pipeline is split into three separate skills you can use independently or chained together. One generates image-format slides from a topic. Another takes existing slide images and converts them into editable PowerPoint. The third orchestrates both steps end to end. You interact with it through Codex, you send it the repo, then write prompts like "generate a 10-page PPT about X" or "convert this PNG into an editable deck." This is for anyone who needs good-looking presentations fast, a founder preparing a pitch, a PM putting together a strategy review, or a student who wants slides that don't look like a default template. The tradeoff is cost: converting a single image to editable format consumes roughly 10% of a five-hour Codex Plus usage window, so large decks add up. It's also tied specifically to Codex because it depends on GPT's image generation and visual analysis capabilities. The project is free to use commercially as long as you credit the author.