Convert HTML to Editable PowerPoint

Converts a G2-branded HTML deck from the first skill into a native PowerPoint (.pptx) that opens cleanly in Google Slides or PowerPoint with real text and shapes (not screenshots), so it stays crisp and fully editable. Only the logo and mosaic geometry ship as images. Everything else is native objects, so fonts stay sharp and layout stays locked at the intended dimensions. Hyperlinks become native, clickable text links.

1. Point the skill at an HTML deck generated by the first skill (or any G2-branded HTML presentation). 2. It reads the slide structure, text, colors, and embedded assets (logo and mosaic), and rasterizes the official SVGs to transparent PNGs. 3. It rebuilds each slide as native text, shapes, and objects using the python-pptx library, applying the same Figtree and color palette. 4. It runs a QA check for text overflow and layout balance, then saves the result as a .pptx file. Output: a crisp, native PowerPoint deck that opens in Google Slides with text and shapes fully editable.

Requires Python 3 with python-pptx (pip install python-pptx). Uses a px-to-inch conversion (1 inch = 144 px) to map HTML coordinates to PowerPoint dimensions. Default stage (1920×1080 px) converts to 13.333" × 7.5" (16:9). If the HTML deck uses a custom stage size (check its CSS --stage-w and --stage-h variables), the skill applies the same conversion proportionally.