Portfolio case study
Artifact Deck
Public OpenClaw skill for building reproducible PPTX decks from curated notes, status bullets, and screenshots.
Overview
Artifact Deck is a small public OpenClaw skill and local-first Python toolkit for turning project artifacts into a decision-ready PPTX. It builds a clean deck from a JSON manifest, validates slide and image inputs before generation, writes the deck locally, and renders a share-safe markdown summary that preserves the slide list and a rebuild command template without exposing absolute local paths. The public contract is intentionally narrow in v1.0.3: curated notes and screenshots in, one default stakeholder layout out.
What It Covers
- Builds one reproducible PPTX deck from markdown-backed sections, direct bullet slides, and optional screenshot appendix entries
- Validates missing content, empty slides, and broken image paths before deck generation starts
- Keeps the layout simple and deterministic for weekly updates, launch reviews, and client status decks
- Renders a share-safe markdown summary with slide titles, slide counts, and a rebuild command template
- Ships with GitHub Actions smoke coverage for the manifest, validation, build, and summary flow
Stack And Topics
- ClawHub
- Python
- python-pptx
- OpenClaw Skills
- PPTX
- Release Engineering
Public Signals
- ClawHub downloads: 499 public ClawHub listing, 2026-06-04
- Published versions: 7 public ClawHub listing, 2026-06-04
- Public release: v1.0.3 GitHub + ClawHub
- Bundled scripts: 4 init, check, build, render
- Primary output: PPTX deterministic local deck build
- Summary mode: share-safe no absolute local paths in the markdown output