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DeckCraft 0.13.1: what its own documentation says about pptx and PDF exchange, agent control and…

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What this guide covers

A source note for presentation makers who want to know whether this alpha open-source deck app can read and write PowerPoint files and be driven by an agent. It summarises the project's own documentation at one commit. Nothing was installed or run, so all claims are the project's own.

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DeckCraft 0.13.1: what its own documentation says about pptx and PDF exchange, agent control and transitions

Coverage

A source note for presentation makers who want to know whether this alpha open-source deck app can read and write PowerPoint files and be driven by an agent. It summarises the project's own documentation at one commit. Nothing was installed or run, so all claims are the project's own.

Useful starting points

  • PDF is export only and the old binary .ppt formats are neither read nor written, so keep that in mind for round trips.
  • The folder limits for an agent apply only to the headless server; a running desktop app started for control is not confined.
  • The docs list startup crashes on some Windows Intel and AMD graphics drivers and a backend override for troubleshooting.
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