DeckUse
Create a controlled PowerPoint variant or maintain an existing deck with inspectable changes.
Follow the current existing-PPTX lifecycle: init, inspect or query, apply, validate, then commit.
DEVELOPERS
Choose DeckUse, DeckOps, or DeckHTML, then inspect the version, source, lifecycle, and limitations behind the path you plan to build on.
Choose a Product pathThe three Products have different responsibilities and lifecycle boundaries.
Create a controlled PowerPoint variant or maintain an existing deck with inspectable changes.
Follow the current existing-PPTX lifecycle: init, inspect or query, apply, validate, then commit.
Turn complex documents into reliable knowledge.
Understand the future-state format-specific IR, RAG, modify, and export contract before choosing an implementation path.
Turn web-authored work into editable delivery files.
Use the current HTML, URL, stdin, or SVG to PPTX or PNG path, then review the result.
Exact commands are omitted until approved release-bound snippets, fixtures, prerequisites, and limitations are available.
Existing PPTX lifecycle
Current for existing PPTX work. Creation remains release-scoped. Word and Excel are planned. AGPL-3.0.
Architecture and status
The public legacy repository is source and status context only. It does not prove a release, install path, license, Product-contract API, SDK, CLI, or Playground.
Current conversion direction
PPTX-to-web is testing. Dedicated DOCX paths are planned. Supported content may remain editable; unsupported content may be simplified or rasterized. MIT.
Status is part of the technical contract, not a decorative badge.
Supporting projects appear here only as direct technical handoffs, never as primary Products or website destinations.
Runtime details stay with the DeckUse Product path. Use maintained source and Docs for implementation details.
Product pathIR and Parse details stay with DeckOps Docs. Parse is an internal stage, not a website destination.
Product pathConversion directions and format limits stay with the DeckHTML Product path and maintained source.
Product pathImplementation documentation is currently available in English. Read the Docs (English) (opens in a new tab)