Open-source Agentic Slide Generation Framework
Develop your presentation with an AI Agent. Explore designs beyond fixed templates using image generation, then build the chosen designs as editable PowerPoint slides.
designed by henry w.Each slide needs a layout that serves its message and objects you can edit.
Template-based workflows can limit how freely a slide’s layout responds to its content. Image generation makes it possible to explore layouts around the content of a slide. Turning a chosen design into a useful deck also requires accurate text, editable charts and a consistent visual style.
SlidePoise gives that creative process a structured workflow, supported by tools for visual measurement and PowerPoint construction. A shared content plan, style and asset library guide the Agent as it develops designs, builds editable slides and reviews the resulting deck.
Working with SlidePoise
Share your brief and source material with your AI Agent. It plans the content, prepares references, generates slide images and builds an editable deck. Give feedback at any stage.
The Agent can revisit any stage when your feedback changes the content or design.
Browse two presentations made through this workflow. Download a PowerPoint to try its editable text, charts and artwork.
A Profile keeps your fonts, colours and resource selections together for future presentations. Your Agent can manage these preferences and image-generation settings through conversation.
The optional Local Console lets you browse styles, organise resource libraries and adjust the same settings. Explore it below with sample preferences.
After installation, ask your Agent to open the SlidePoise Console, or run
SlidePoisenpx github:henryhyw/slidepoise consoleYour saved settings apply to future presentations. Give feedback on the current deck in conversation.
Explore the four stages through the consulting presentation. The brief guides reference selection and image generation. The selected design guides reconstruction, and the rendered PowerPoint is checked against both the brief and the design.
01 · Content planning
The Agent reviews your brief and source material, researching useful facts, examples and context where needed. It develops the presentation’s argument and each slide’s purpose, then records the message, supporting evidence and visual requirements.
This consulting example compares possible AI pilots. Open its brief to see the chart data and reasoning that guide the design.
02 · Visual design
The Agent retrieves slide references, icons and reusable components for the brief. It brings the selected material together in a contact sheet, then gives this visual guidance and the slide content to the image model.
Select slide references, components and icons suited to the brief.
Study layout and visual hierarchy
Use reusable chart components and SVG icons
Combine the selections with colours and typography.
The brief and contact sheet guide image generation.
The Agent checks the message, data and layout, then refines the image where needed. This design guides reconstruction.
Reference pages by PwC and Strategy&. Icon libraries include Remix Icon, Material Design Icons. You can also supply logos, artwork and presentation components.
03 · Reconstruction
The Agent interprets the design, groups related elements and uses OpenCV measurements to rebuild editable objects. The brief, source data and original assets also guide corrections to defects in the generated image, such as incorrect text, distorted icons and uneven alignment.
Select an outlined object in the generated design.
For illustrations, the Agent can generate a separate, higher-resolution image with a transparent background. It checks the artwork against the slide design, then places it as an independent PowerPoint layer. Compare this detail from the editorial sample.
04 · Review
The Agent renders the PowerPoint and checks it against the chosen design and content brief. It corrects visual differences and checks consistency across the deck. Drag the divider to compare the design image with the finished PowerPoint.
The Agent directs the work and judges the results. Image generation develops the visual design. Measurement and construction tools turn that design into editable slides.
SlidePoise is built and tested with Codex and its native image tools. Claude Code and Qoder can use the same workflow with a connected image generator. You can also generate images in another app. The Agent prepares the prompt and reference files, then continues when you return the image.
Your Agent can check these and help install missing tools.
Install and set up SlidePoise for me from https://github.com/henryhyw/slidepoise.
npx github:henryhyw/slidepoise setupSetup installs measurement and PowerPoint tools, registers the skill for detected Agent platforms, and prepares local slide previews. Your system may request administrator access for the preview tools.
~/.slidepoise/python with Pillow, python-pptx, NumPy and OpenCV.~/.slidepoise/node.~/.slidepoise, with the skill registered in the detected platform’s skills directory. Add --agent claude, --agent qoder or --agent codex to choose explicitly.LibreOffice renders the PowerPoint and Poppler converts it into images for the Agent to review. Setup installs missing copies through Homebrew on macOS, winget on Windows, or apt on Debian/Ubuntu. Use an image generator connected to your Agent, or generate images in another app and return them to the Agent. Set this preference with your Agent or in the Console’s System settings.