From brief to board-ready deck, without switching tools.

Idea → Refine → Generate → Refine with your team → Ship it
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Brainstorm the narrative. Index your source docs. Structure with Pyramid Principle. Generate themed slides. Convert to native PowerPoint. Audit quality. Parse your team's feedback from Word comments. Translate to other languages. Iterate at any stage. A Claude Code and Gemini CLI plugin for the full presentation lifecycle — 40 skills, one loop.

Use wicked-prezzie:start for everything — it auto-detects what you need.

The thing that surprises people: drop in a Word doc your team reviewed with inline comments. Get back a ranked breakdown of where reviewers agree, where they diverge, and which slides to fix first. Then regenerate only the slides that need to change.

/plugin marketplace add mikeparcewski/wicked-prezzie
/plugin install wicked-prezzie

Or for local development:

git clone https://github.com/mikeparcewski/wicked-prezzie.git
claude --plugin-dir ./wicked-prezzie

gemini extensions install https://github.com/mikeparcewski/wicked-prezzie

See GEMINI.md for tool name mappings.

pip install python-pptx beautifulsoup4 lxml Pillow pypdf python-docx

Or install everything from the project:

pip install .

• Google Chrome — headless layout extraction
• LibreOffice — PPTX rendering (brew install --cask libreoffice / apt install libreoffice)
• poppler — PDF to PNG (brew install poppler / apt install poppler-utils)
• Optional: mermaid-cli — diagram generation (npm install -g @mermaid-js/mermaid-cli)

Missing dependencies are auto-detected on first run.

You have a topic, a brief, a pile of documents, or just a rough notion of what you need to present.

"I need a board deck about our platform strategy. 15 minutes.
 They care about ROI, timeline, and risk."

"I have RFP documents in ./source-materials/ — index them so we
 can build a response deck."

"Run a brainstorm — I want dreamer-skeptic teams to explore
 different angles before we commit to a narrative."

Behind the scenes: source documents get indexed into a searchable knowledge base. Brainstorm teams generate competing perspectives. The Pyramid Principle structures your argument — lead with the conclusion, group by evidence, build a narrative arc.

Before any slides exist, you shape the story. Review the outline, challenge the structure, reorder sections, sharpen the message.

"Move the risk section before the timeline — they'll want to
 hear about risks early."

"The opening is too generic. Make it specific to our Q1 results."

"Add a comparison slide: our approach vs. the two alternatives."

This is where most of the thinking happens. The outline is cheap to change — slides are not. Get the narrative right here.

Turn the refined outline into actual slides. Pick a theme, add images, choose your slide types.

"Generate the slides with the corporate-light theme"
"Add Unsplash photos for the market opportunity slides"
"Use our brand — learn it from ./brand-guide.pdf"
"Make it feel dark and techy with purple accents"

Eight slide types (title, content, stats, comparison, quote, section divider, CTA, blank), three built-in themes, or extract one from your existing brand assets.

Already have HTML slides? Skip straight here:

"Convert the slides in ./my-deck/ to PowerPoint"

This is where the real iteration happens, and it works at two levels.

Refine it yourself — check quality, fix issues, re-generate specific slides.

"Audit the deck"
"The card grid on slide 4 is overlapping — fix it"
"Re-convert just slides 3 and 7"
"The CTA slide needs a stronger closing — rework it"

The plugin runs quality validation lenses, renders the PPTX to PNG for visual comparison, and iterates on problem slides until they pass.

Refine it with your team — export the narrative as a Word document for group review. Everyone adds inline comments using normal Word functionality. Then bring the feedback back in.

"Analyze the feedback in ./exec-summary-reviewed.docx"

The plugin parses every comment, maps it to the document section, and tells you:

• Where reviewers agree — aligned concerns are your highest-priority changes
• Where reviewers diverge — these need a conversation before you can edit
• What it means for the narrative — which sections are hot, which were skipped, whether the overall direction holds

"Generate the feedback report as a Word doc to share back"
"Address the aligned concerns, then regenerate those slides"

Each round tightens the narrative based on real input from your stakeholders. You can loop back to any earlier stage — change the outline, swap the theme, re-run the brainstorm.

Export as PPTX, HTML presenter view, PDF, or Word handout. Versioned automatically.

"Export as both PPTX and HTML"
"Generate a PDF for printing"
"Create an attendee handout in Word"
"Translate the deck to Japanese"
"Render the final version to PNG so I can preview"

32 user-facing skills grouped by what you're trying to accomplish. You don't need to remember skill names — just say what you want.

Six templates for different presentation contexts. The start skill auto-detects the best fit, or you can specify one explicitly.

Three built-in. Create your own. Extract from existing PPTX, PDF, or brand guides. Share via .pptprofile files.

"Learn my brand from ./assets/brand-guide.pdf"
"Describe a vibe — clean, minimal, executive"
"Export my theme to share with the team"

• Gradients become solid blended colors (PPTX gradient support is limited)
• Animations are stripped (static snapshot of the final state)
• Font metrics differ between CSS and Calibri (compensated, not perfect)
• Small decorative SVGs under 30px are skipped

• Pipeline architecture — Stage-by-stage technical breakdown with Mermaid diagram
• Examples — Deeper scenarios: source-grounded decks, migration, theming, quality, feedback loops
• How it works — Technical deep-dive: extraction, building, triage, indexing
• Gemini CLI — Tool name mapping for Gemini users

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