The first deck-generation plugin for DeepSeek Harness
A real PowerPoint file.Not a picture of one.
Tell your AI what to cover. pptwise builds the deck on your own machine, and every heading, bullet, and chart bar still opens in PowerPoint for you to retype and restyle. The same content makes the same deck every time.
Hand this to your AI
There is no step 2. Your AI reads the guide and puts pptwise where your harness reads it, a skill folder or the native plugin on DeepSeek Harness, then checks its own work. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to configure.
Using DeepSeek Harness?
There pptwise is a native plugin rather than a skill folder, so it has its own guide. You pick the line, because an agent cannot reliably tell which harness it is running in.
Open it in PowerPoint and keep working.
Chart and table figures are the exception: to change the numbers, have your AI rebuild that page. Everything else is yours to move, retype, and restyle.
Every outlined shape above is a real PowerPoint object.
Twenty-four ways to look.
Every cover below came out of the engine itself, same deck, different theme.
You talk. It builds.
01
Say what the deck is for
Tell your agent the topic, who is in the room, and the points you need to land. It plans the whole deck before it draws a single page.
“Make me a Q2 business review for the leadership team, covering these four things.”
02
It builds the file
The deck is rendered on your own machine, and the engine checks its own work along the way: text that overflows, shapes that collide, contrast that falls short.
03
Change it by saying so
A preview page opens in your browser and refreshes itself as each change lands. A revision is a sentence, not a rewrite.
“Page 3 should be a bar chart, and move the ask to the end.”