Guizang PPT Skill
Claude Code / Codex agent skill that generates single-file HTML slide decks in editorial-magazine or Swiss-design styles.
Pick Guizang PPT Skill if you give talks or demos through Claude Code or Codex and want opinionated, designer-grade HTML decks generated from a prompt.
Skip it if you need PPTX output, multi-author collaboration, dense training material, or you are working in a plain chatbot without file-system access.
Guizang PPT Skill is an open-source Agent Skill that plugs into Claude Code, Codex, and similar shell-capable AI coding agents to produce horizontal swipe-style HTML presentation decks. Instead of producing PPTX or Markdown slides, the skill outputs a single self-contained HTML file with keyboard / scroll / touch navigation, a WebGL background mode and a low-power static fallback, all driven from two locked visual systems: 'Style A' electronic-ink editorial magazine and 'Style B' Swiss internationalist with 22 named layouts and grid validation.
The skill is built by Chinese designer Guizang (op7418) and is heavily opinionated for talks, demo days, AI product launches and personal-style sharing rather than dense training decks or multi-author collaboration. It ships with a structured 7-question intake, layout skeletons, a Swiss-deck validator script (`scripts/validate-swiss-deck.mjs`), reference checklist, and an optional Codex flow for generating cover images, info graphics and screenshot reskins via GPT-Image / GPT-M models. Installation is one `npx skills add` command or a git clone into `~/.claude/skills/`.
With ~19k GitHub stars, AGPL-3.0 license and sponsorship from Zhenfund Token Grant and 360, it is one of the most-installed third-party Claude Code skills in the Chinese AI dev community. It is free to use but requires a host agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) with file-system and shell access; plain chatbots are explicitly unsupported.
One of the most polished third-party Claude Code skills we have seen. The Swiss-design module with grid validation is a genuinely smart use of an agent skill, not just a prompt wrapper. The catch is that it lives entirely inside Claude Code or Codex and outputs HTML, so PPTX shops should look elsewhere.
— The AI Tool Bible editorial team
Pros
- ✅ Two tightly locked visual systems (editorial + Swiss) with 32+ named layouts
- ✅ Single-file HTML output with keyboard, touch, and low-power modes
- ✅ Includes a validator script that blocks off-grid Swiss layouts
- ✅ Plugs directly into Claude Code and Codex via the Skills protocol
- ✅ Active project with 19k+ stars and corporate sponsorship
Cons
- ⚠️ Requires a shell-capable AI agent; will not work in plain chatbots
- ⚠️ Documentation is primarily in Chinese (English README is partial)
- ⚠️ Not suited for dense data tables, training decks or collaborative editing
- ⚠️ AGPL-3.0 license complicates commercial bundling
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