Generate Python scripts that build PowerPoint decks

Generates a ready-to-run Python script that builds a PowerPoint presentation with python-pptx, turning a topic brief into a complete slide deck script with real slide content, sensible structure, and a working save step. It works in four steps: collect the deck brief (topic, audience, tone, target slide count, filling in conservative defaults and stating them in the generated script's comments if constraints are missing); plan a narrative arc before writing code (title slide, agenda or context, core teaching or business points, summary or next steps), keeping the slide count realistic and avoiding filler; generate a complete Python script that imports Presentation from python-pptx, creates the deck, selects appropriate built-in layouts, writes real titles and bullet points, saves the file with a clear filename, and prints a success message after saving; and keep the output runnable - a complete Python code block that runs after installing python-pptx, with no pseudocode, placeholders, or missing imports.

Use it when the user wants a Python script that automatically generates a .pptx file, needs slide content drafted and encoded directly into python-pptx, or wants a quick presentation generator for demos, classes, or internal briefings. Compress the outline to the most important 4 to 8 slides unless the user explicitly wants a longer deck, and always end the script with prs.save(...) plus a short success print rather than forgetting the save or completion step. Use a related skill instead when the task is inspecting or editing an existing PowerPoint file, or when the requested output should be a document rather than a slide deck. It is not a substitute for environment-specific validation, testing, or expert review.

Input is a topic brief - subject, audience, tone, and target slide count - either given directly or gathered by asking. Output is a complete, runnable Python script using python-pptx: for example, a 5-slide script for a high-school machine-learning basics class (title, overview, core concepts, examples, recap), or a 7-slide script for a sales-leadership Q2 pipeline-risk briefing with executive-friendly titles, concise bullets, and a final recommendations slide. Every script writes audience-appropriate bullet points instead of placeholder text, uses standard python-pptx layouts unless custom positioning was requested, and saves explicitly to a named file such as output.pptx.

Built entirely on the python-pptx library, installed in a controlled environment such as a local virtual environment. It does not invent unsupported styling APIs beyond what python-pptx actually supports, and pairs with a companion skill for inspecting or editing existing PowerPoint files and another for generating Word documents instead of slide decks when that is the better fit.

Anyone who needs a demo, class, or internal-briefing slide deck generated as working code rather than assembled by hand - teachers, presenters, and business teams who want a runnable python-pptx script with real content instead of a partial snippet to finish themselves.