After I published the piece on using Claude to generate PowerPoint presentations, the response I didn't expect was the DMs. Not about the workflow itself, but about the skill files specifically. A lot of people wanted to know: can I get those?
The short answer is yes.
What's in the Files
The two skills that power the system are the design system file and the layout library. The design system defines the visual language: color constants, typography, spacing, shared helper functions, and a set of rules that keep Claude from making the same formatting mistakes every time. The layout library contains all thirteen slide functions. Together, they give Claude what it needs to generate a structured, branded PowerPoint from a content brief without you having to explain the system from scratch on every request.
I've packaged both as .skill files and .md files and put them on a Notion page where you can download them directly. The .skill files are what you drop into your Claude skills directory. The .md files are the human-readable source, useful if you want to adapt the system for your own brand or just understand what Claude is reading before it writes code.
You can find everything here: Gadoci Consulting PPTX Skill Files
Before You Adapt Them
A few things worth knowing before you dig in. These skills were built for a specific visual system, so if you're using them as-is, the output will look like a Gadoci deck. Adapting them to your own brand means more than swapping color constants and fonts. The design system also generates geometric shapes as part of the background treatment on every slide: layered circles, rounded rectangles, and subtle overlays that are baked into the Gadoci visual identity. If your brand has its own decorative language, you'll want to replace those shape functions with something that matches. If your brand is more minimal, you can simplify or remove them entirely. Either way, the system is designed to be modular, so those changes are contained in the background helper functions rather than scattered throughout every layout.
If the original post laid out the why, this is the how. Take the files, adapt them, and let me know what you build.