Turn a document into an editable deck. Nothing to install.
PPT Agent (MIT open source) reads your document or outline and writes a natively editable PowerPoint: real shapes, text, and charts you can open in PowerPoint or Google Slides. AgentSky runs it in a hosted session — no local install, no Node.js, no dependencies to manage.
Turning a document into a polished deck takes hours of formatting that adds nothing to the content.
Choose something else when
Run PPT Agent locally when your slides need its AI image backends with your own image API keys.
Starter prompt
Make an editable [number]-slide deck from this document: [attach or paste your document]. Keep the tone [professional / casual / punchy] and the audience [who will see this].
How it works
Step 1
Attach a document or describe the deck
Give PPT Agent your source — a document, a URL, or a plain description of what the deck should cover. It plans the structure before writing a single slide.
Step 2
Real shapes and charts, not slide images
The output is a native PPTX: text boxes, bullet lists, tables, and charts are real PowerPoint objects you can edit in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides.
Step 3
Edits stay in the same session
Ask for changes in the same thread — fewer slides, a different structure, a rewritten title — and the agent updates the file in place. The install and your files persist between visits.
What AgentSky runs
- PPT Agent in a hosted session
- The native PPTX file
- Edits across the same project
PPT Agent on GitHub
PPT Agent is an MIT-licensed open-source project. AgentSky runs the pinned version in a hosted session so the install and your files stay between visits.
PPT Agent on GitHub