Ppt Translator
ListedTranslates PowerPoint presentations into different languages, facilitating global communication and accessibility of content.
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tristan-mcinnis
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- .claude/skills/ppt-translator/scripts/example.env:23contacts api.x.ai
GROK_API_BASE=https://api.x.ai/v1 - .claude/skills/ppt-translator/scripts/ppt_translator/providers/grok_provider.py:15contacts api.x.ai
base_url = kwargs.pop("base_url", None) or os.getenv("GROK_API_BASE", "https://api.x.ai/v1")
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About this skill
What it does
The ppt-translator skill translates PowerPoint presentations into text while preserving the original formatting. It extracts slide titles, bullet points, and other elements to create a readable document that mirrors the structure of the presentation. This allows for easier accessibility and content repurposing from PowerPoint files.
When to use it
- You need to make a PowerPoint presentation accessible to someone who cannot view presentations (e.g., visually impaired users).
- You want to extract the key information from a PowerPoint for documentation or reporting purposes.
- You need to convert a PowerPoint into a different format, like a markdown document, quickly and easily.
- You're repurposing presentation content for blog posts or other written materials while maintaining its original structure.
Key capabilities
- PowerPoint to text translation
- Formatting preservation (slide titles, bullet points)
- Output in a readable format (likely text-based)
Example prompts
- "Translate this PowerPoint into a text document." [followed by uploading the PPT file]
- “Extract the key information from this presentation and preserve its structure.” [followed by uploading the PPT file]
- "Convert this PowerPoint to markdown, keeping the slide titles as headers." [followed by uploading the PPT file]
Tips & gotchas
The skill requires a valid PowerPoint (.ppt or .pptx) file as input. The quality of the output depends on the complexity and formatting of the original presentation; very complex layouts might not translate perfectly.