Guides

Give ChatGPT the lesson plan and download one editable PowerPoint per lesson — objectives, Do Now, vocabulary, worked example, practice worksheet, exit ticket — with the same structure for the next lesson in the unit.

Paste this week's sales or operations numbers into ChatGPT and download the report deck as editable PowerPoint — figures bound verbatim, the same layout next week, on your company template.

Install the SlideForge community node and turn Sheets, Postgres or API data into an editable deck your workflow can email — no AI Agent needed.

Add SlideForge to any Zap and send a real editable deck — map spreadsheet or webhook rows straight onto a layout, no Code step in between.

Add the SlideForge app to any Make scenario and end it with a real editable deck — layout, brief or a whole slide array in, .pptx attachment out.

One-click connector from the Claude directory for claude.ai, Desktop and mobile — including the Tool-access setting that makes Claude actually use it.

SlideForge as a ChatGPT app: ask for a deck and download real editable PowerPoint, with a fidelity report on every render.

Connect Claude Code with one command and generate .pptx from your terminal over OAuth — no API key in a config file.

One-click install for Copilot agent mode — OAuth on first use, and the result card with thumbnails and a download button renders right in the chat.

One-click install with an API key in one header — plus the honest note on why the key, not OAuth, is the path that works in Cursor today.

One command registers the server and runs OAuth in the same step — then script decks with codex exec, download link visible in every response.

Every presentation API has MCP now. What separates them for an agent is auth it can complete alone, a typed layout contract, and a fidelity report it can branch on — the field compared on those three.

The REST surface: bind your data verbatim into consulting-grade layouts, sub-second, with a validated render on every call.

Every layout in the catalog — Metric, BarList, OrgChart, Waterfall, Gantt, Heatmap and the rest — with code examples.